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Fall Startup Ideas

4 years ago

A startup that offers online courses to help people learn languages, with plans to launch in the fall of 2020.

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4 years ago

An Ethereum-based security platform for ICOs and tokens. The company wants to help ICOs avoid some of the pitfalls of launching an ICO, like bad project management, and establish a standard for token security.

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4 years ago

A toolkit that helps people avoid the pitfalls of modern technology and stay connected to their loved ones.

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4 years ago

A group of entrepreneurs and executives from large companies like Google, Amazon, and Walmart are working on a new startup called Kip, a platform for tech-enabled collaboration. The company’s goal is to help large companies share resources more effectively, and will launch in the fall of 2020 in the U.S.

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4 years ago

A startup for on-demand, personalized, restaurant recommendations. The startup plans to launch in the fall of 2019.

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5 years ago

A “smart” hospital bed that monitors patients and adjusts the temperature in response to their health concerns. It also tracks their movements to prevent falls.

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4 years ago

How do you make a standard 100ml bottle that’s easy to use and store without things falling over

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3 years ago

A fitness app that uses your phone’s gyroscope to detect a fall. The app is aimed at seniors.

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5 years ago

A free and anonymous account of all of your medical bills, keeping you from falling behind on payments and giving you peace of mind.

148

5 years ago

A platform that lets employers manage their employees’ health benefits. Their goal is to help employers avoid the pitfalls of health insurance by giving them access to a single platform.

145

5 years ago

A company that helps developers use machine learning to help turn apps that are live right now into future-proofed and useful apps. The company’s software is meant to help developers avoid common pitfalls when building apps, like forgetting to correctly define dates and times.

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5 years ago

A marketing software service for small and medium-sized companies. The company’s founders say they’re seeing a huge demand for the service from companies after a number of competitors have fallen by the wayside.

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5 years ago

A web-based platform that prevents employees from falling asleep at their desks.

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5 years ago

A startup that builds custom smart shoes for people with disabilities. The shoes use a wireless accelerometer and Bluetooth technology to detect movement and alert a person when they’re about to fall. The startup is currently working with the military, but is looking to expand into consumer markets.

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4 years ago

The startup uses digital technology to help prevent fraud in the food supply chain, essentially helping to prevent food poisoning in a way that’s less intrusive than the E. coli outbreak that occurred in the fall.

127

5 years ago

The soft-spoken CEO of Young Living believes that as the industry gains more attention, it will lose the stigma it once had — and that “the stigma will fall like a rock”.

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3 years ago

A tool that helps users avoid the pitfalls of mobile phone and bank payment fraud, such as phishing and online skimming. It’s a sort of virtual wallet that can be used just like a physical wallet.

115

5 years ago

A platform that allows small businesses to create and manage their own online store. The startup, which is based in New York, is looking to help small business owners avoid the pitfalls of other e-commerce platforms while scaling their business.

111

5 years ago

A startup that helps companies avoid the pitfalls of selling online. To do this, they use a series of tools to help businesses onboard new customers, track the performance of their site, and optimise their sales funnels.

111

3 years ago

A $20 monthly subscription service that brings together all your social media accounts (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, etc) into one interface. It’s the first product from the company, started in the fall of 2018.

108

5 years ago

A post-production tool to help journalists and videographers manage their workflows. The startup hopes to launch a desktop app in the spring of 2019, and a web app in fall.

101

4 years ago

A business that combines health and financial wellness, with plans to launch in the US in the fall of 2016.

87

4 years ago

A startup that wants to help people make a living from freelance writing. The company currently has a few thousand subscribers, and they’ve had a few hundred paid customers since launching in Fall 2018.

86

3 years ago

This startup helps people create their own products from a single web portal and then sells them online and via in-person events. It currently has over 1,000 users and is planning to launch in the EU in the fall.

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4 years ago

The startup is building an insurance product for travelers that helps them avoid the pitfalls of the expensive individual insurance market.

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A software development company that wants to build tools that help startups avoid the pitfalls of hiring new employees.

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4 years ago

A platform to create, operate, and scale an online survey to gather information on a topic. The Startup has launched a beta in Boston and plans to launch in NYC for the fall.

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4 years ago

A tool that teaches people how to be more productive, launching in the fall of 2019. The founders describe their product as a "Netflix for productivity".

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4 years ago

This startup is building a platform to bring better, more efficient financial services to the world’s unbanked. They’re currently in talks with a major bank to launch their service in the fall.

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3 years ago

A startup prepping to launch in the fall of 2020 that aims to help identify the biggest expenses for a business before it signs a lease, helping with the process of choosing a location for your company. They heard about this need from top executives at the “billion dollar startups”.

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2 years ago

In 2014, the U.S. Census Bureau reported that the number of Americans living in poverty had fallen from 15.2 million in 2007 to 12.5 million in 2013, but it remains at 20% of the population. In contrast, the poverty rate for China is around 3%, and for India it is roughly 20%.

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3 years ago 1 views

A new way to create and sell ebooks — through a subscription model. Publishers can offer “memberships” for $10 a month and get access to a repository of 1,000 different books. There’s a title, author, and a description of the book, as well as a collection of images. They plan to launch in the fall of 2019.

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2 years ago

An AI-based app that runs on your phone and watches your video feed as you walk, telling you when you’ve fallen and giving you a bit of help in getting up.

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2 years ago

A digital assistant that leverages algorithms to predict behavior to help people plan out their lives. The startup wants to use data to predict the likelihood of when people will get married, have a baby, fall into debt, lose their job, or get divorced.

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2 years ago

A SaaS product that makes it easy for people to make sure all of their data is secure and that it doesn’t fall into the wrong hands.

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2 years ago

A platform for sharing and selling goods from all over the world, where the owners of the items can set their own price. The company’s founders are looking to launch in the US in the fall of 2020.

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2 years ago

A platform that plans and organizes events for people who want to socialize. Currently focused on the UK, the company is working on a New York launch in the fall.

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2 years ago

An AI that cares for elderly people at home by monitoring them and checking in regularly, and alerting if they have a fall and need medical attention. It’s currently being used in South Korea.

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2 years ago

A startup for scheduling, connecting and managing a carpool. The company plans to launch in San Francisco in the fall.

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2 years ago

A tool meant to get people to fall in love with their new city. Glimpse is a mobile app that helps users find things to do in their new city, along with a visual of where they are in the city and what they can see from that location. It’s available for iOS and Android.

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5 years ago

Idea: The startup wants to help people make sense of their health data (such as sleep, nutrition and exercise) by building a platform for tracking personal health The startup has built a wearable device that tracks heart rate and falls asleep with its users, collecting data that can be analyzed to give insights into sleep patterns

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11 hours ago

A startup for elderly users that uses voice AI to simplify smart home controls and schedule family check-ins, integrated with wearables for fall detection and medication reminders.

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4 days ago

A wearable device for elderly that detects falls and instantly translates distress calls into family members' native languages via AI voice synthesis.

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4 days ago 1 views

Wearable device for elderly that detects falls and instantly generates a personalized emergency contact video message from the user's pre-recorded stories.

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7 days ago

A wearable device for elderly pet owners that detects falls in pets and alerts vets or family via integrated GPS and video streaming.

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8 days ago

A wearable device for elderly care that detects falls and automatically alerts family via AR glasses for instant remote visual check-ins.

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9 days ago 1 views

Building AI-powered voice assistants for elderly care homes that detect falls, remind residents of medications, and connect them to family via natural conversations.

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