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5 years ago

A startup that aims to take care of your apartment while you’re away. InstaHome provides cleaning services, maintenance, and security for your apartment, with plans starting at $16 per month.

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4 years ago

A startup that wants to build a system that helps patients get more affordable, higher quality, and faster-acting healthcare. The startup is starting in the UK and Ireland.

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4 years ago

A startup that helps people in remote locations connect with their doctors. The startup is working with a number of remote care providers, starting with those in India.

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4 years ago

A startup that works with companies to upgrade their HR systems, starting with onboarding and benefits.

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5 years ago

This is an online course platform for language learners. The startup is starting with Spanish, and is planning to expand to Italian and French.

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5 years ago

A new company that builds a unique device for kick-starting engines in cars.

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5 years ago

Starting as a maker of carbonated drinks with the tagline “For those who don’t have air,” this startup is building a new kind of Citrus Cloud, which will use the sun as a source of carbon dioxide to allow plants to grow in areas without electricity.

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4 years ago

A personal care brand that’s starting to expand into other categories, including skincare, makeup, and haircare.

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3 years ago

This startup helps women who want to start a family buy a baby. It’s starting with fertility, but they want to branch out into other areas of women’s health.

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5 years ago

The startup’s starting platform is for people who are looking to rent out their house for rent and revenue sharing.

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3 years ago

Covers the entire cycle of innovation in an organization by starting with the idea, then prototyping, scaling, and then innovating again as the company grows.

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5 years ago

A “next generation” messaging app. The company is building a platform for users to connect with each other at scale across multiple messaging platforms, starting with WhatsApp.

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5 years ago

A startup building an in-home showroom for buying, selling, and renting real estate. Starting at $5,000 up to $25,000, the company is currently operating in the Washington D.C. area.

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5 years ago

The startup uses AI to guide you through the process of buying a home, starting with a base salary and home costs, then dividing up the costs per square foot and getting a personal loan.

147

3 years ago

What sounds like a feedback app for designers, but it’s actually an app that helps people manage the paper work involved in starting a business.

147

3 years ago

A SaaS platform for managing rooftop solar, with basic solar energy packages starting at $5 a month.

143

5 years ago

An insurance company focused on the life-sciences industry. It’s currently starting a pilot in the San Francisco Bay Area.

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5 years ago

A startup that provides tools for people who are interested in starting their own business, but who are overwhelmed by the thought of it

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5 years ago

A startup that helps you create customized “sampler packs” of music. The startup wants to build an algorithm that lets users produce personalized mixes, or albums, without the need to upload music. Instead, users create a “profile” of songs and artists they like, and the system then chooses other songs the user likes and creates an album, including tracklists. The service is currently free, with plans starting at $5 per month for premium features.

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5 years ago

In an effort to identify people who are interested in starting a business, the Y Combinator Summer School offers select entrepreneurs the opportunity to learn from Y Combinator fellows while also receiving mentorship from Y Combinator partners. Since the school’s launch in 2011, over 400 students from around the world have participated.

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3 years ago

A group of entrepreneurs starting a new software company.

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5 years ago

A startup for providing storage space to people who need extra space, with monthly fees starting at $30 — and no hourly fees.

114

5 years ago

A product designed to make it easier for small businesses to buy products online. It’s currently a free product, with plans starting at $10 per month.

111

3 years ago

A platform to help kids with autism communicate and socialize. They’re starting with one app: a picture-based app that uses facial recognition to identify autism traits and lets the user caption or draw over images.

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3 years ago

Simpli is starting out as a B2B business that helps enterprise companies automate video conferencing and meetings.

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5 years ago

A startup that enables companies to easily manage their AWS accounts, with a managed dashboard that automates a ton of tasks including groups, billing, and monitoring. The company is starting to roll out to larger customers.

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2 years ago

A platform that helps you find a business mentor. The app was built to help emerging entrepreneurs who are just starting out.

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3 years ago

A smartphone app that lets you pay for your cab ride directly with a thumb scan. They’re starting in New York City and hope to expand to other US cities.

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4 years ago

A platform for online live video courses with prices starting at $99/month.

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4 years ago

A tool for various health-related startups. The startup helps startups on the cusp of launching gather advice from experts in the field. It charges a small fee starting at $99, but founder Alex Goodyear says it’s worth it for the experience.

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4 years ago

A startup that pays customers for sharing content with their friends, starting with Facebook and Instagram.

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4 years ago

This is a product-based startup with a focus on using machine learning to power the internet. Their early focus is on developing new features for their email service, but they are starting to consider how they can apply their technology to other industries.

78

4 years ago

The startup is creating software to help companies in the HR and recruiting space scale their efforts, starting with a platform to help agencies manage large projects.

77

4 years ago

An iPad app that lets people book a reservation to a restaurant. Starting with the San Francisco Bay area and a few other cities.

77

2 years ago

A company building an open-source electric vehicle platform, starting with the development of batteries.

77

2 years ago

A company specializing in payment for the $1 billion Indian marketplace, starting with mobile payments and following up with physical cash and digital wallets. They’re looking to help merchants get access to the country’s massive and growing middle class.

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4 years ago

WeWork is starting to look at providing a platform for its members to manage their finances on one platform.

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3 years ago

Trello is more of an office productivity tool, with functionality for management of projects, sharing of files and tasks, etc. It supports a wide range of file formats and is accessible via web, mobile, or desktop. Trello also supports other services, such as Slack. Trello also offers a free plan to start, with a premium plan starting at $6/month.

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4 years ago

A paid subscription service for people looking to take their homes to the next level, with plans starting at $399. They want to create a “designer” lifestyle for people that want to buy a house but don’t want to do a lot of the hard work.

73

3 years ago

A cloud-based platform for financial professionals. The startup aims to make the process of managing large investments simpler and more affordable, starting with a $1,300 annual fee.

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4 years ago

A search engine for fashion. The startup wants to be the Google for fashion. They’re starting with the New York City market and expanding to other markets. They have a huge library of fashion data and have the reputation of the biggest fashion followers on Twitter and on Instagram.

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4 years ago

A startup that helps companies find financing for trade shows, starting with the idea that the more you finance the show, the more you sell, and the more you sell, the more you can finance it.

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4 years ago

A software company that helps companies better understand their customer data and make customer service more effective by starting with their customer journey.

69

4 years ago

Paylocity is building a tool that will help companies automate payments between companies. Their tool works with multiple companies, with plans starting at $10/month.

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3 years ago

A platform for entrepreneurs to raise their risk profile before starting a company.

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3 years ago

A mobile app that helps people discover and book private health services. The startup is starting with physiotherapy and claims it is profitable.

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3 years ago

The startup’s starting point is that online dating is difficult for introverts. Introverts, however, are 25% more likely to find love online, and Intro.me wants to help them do just that.

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4 years ago

Starting with the forest industry, a startup is developing machines that can read and process the wood of a tree to make it more economical and sustainable.

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4 years ago

A tool that will allow non-profits to raise money for their causes by pre-selling branded merchandise, starting with a fundraiser for the American Red Cross. Customers purchase pieces of a t-shirt or hoody and design their own text and images, which they can then have printed and shipped. The proceeds of their sale will go directly to the American Red Cross.

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2 years ago

A platform that allows parents to give feedback to teachers in a way that’s accessible for their kids, and vice versa. The app is currently free for schools with over 100 students, with plans starting at $15 per student per month.

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2 years ago

A startup that is trying to build an “Uber for doctors”, starting with primary care physicians.

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4 years ago

A company that helps companies measure ROI on campaigns and online advertising. The startup is starting with a platform that lets marketers track spending on Facebook.

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3 years ago

This startup wants to help consumers find the right beauty products. The startup focuses on the US and Canada, and is starting off with a $1,000+ list of beauty products to help users find the right one.

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3 years ago

A digital newsstand for publications, starting with the New York Times.

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5 years ago

A startup that provides a service for students who are starting a business to teach them how to apply to accelerators, which ones are best and what to expect

59

3 years ago

A subscription delivery service for beauty products, with plans starting at $2.50

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3 years ago

A digital library of academic papers and textbooks that serves as a starting point for students to learn digital skills.

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3 years ago

An online-to-offline (O2O) startup that helps restaurants connect with customers and get feedback on their food. The startup says that since starting in late 2014, they’ve seen 25% of their restaurants increase their revenue by at least 20%.

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3 years ago

Starting to build a dashboard that allows people to see how their spending compares to a budget in a single graph.

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3 years ago

The company uses a “digital marketplace” to build, sell, and deliver furniture. The startup plans to ship all furniture in assembly kits starting in December, and then move to fully assembled furniture.

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4 years ago

This company is trying to make it easier for consumers to get the medical treatment they need from any doctor in a hospital. They’re starting in the US and Canada, with plans to expand to other countries.

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3 years ago

A New York City-based startup that makes it easy for people to book a private car ride, starting with a driverless Uber that picks up from the customer’s location.

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3 years ago

A SaaS platform that helps businesses manage their social media and blog content. The platform is free for companies with fewer than 200 users, with plans starting at $4 per user after that.

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3 years ago

This startup is building a portfolio of software tools for companies to manage and grow their employee base more efficiently, starting with the ability to keep track of their employees’ schedules.

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3 years ago

A mirrorless camera and lens manufacturer that’s starting with a line of Sony-branded products that are designed to work with the company’s in-house SLR lens system.

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3 years ago

This is a fintech startup that wants to build a platform allowing people to quickly and cheaply invest in small businesses. The startup is starting with just one country — Brazil.

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3 years ago

The B2B company wants to “help companies make better decisions with less data”, using machine learning to analyze data to get more insights. The startup is focused on a few industries, starting with financial services.

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3 years ago

A group of friends launched a startup racing to build a go-anywhere, accessible, and affordable modular electric car. The car is a lightweight, urban electrical vehicle, with a range of about 500 miles, a top speed of about 70 mph, and a starting cost of $10,000.

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3 years ago

A startup for teams to share code, get feedback and create branches for collaboration. Fork is for programmers who are just starting out, or who want to experiment with different code or collaborate on projects at work. It’s free to download and use.

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3 years ago

An AI-based health insurance company that allows you to buy a monthly plan that’s “as simple as one-click”. The startup is currently available in the UK, with plans starting at £2 per month.

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3 years ago

“We’re taking a page out of the mobile-first approach and looking at the entire customer lifecycle. We’re starting with the customer funnel and and the transaction cycle.”

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3 years ago

A lot of companies in the U.S. don’t provide their employees with benefits today, but that’s starting to change. Requip is a company that helps employers provide benefits for employees, so they can focus on growing the business.

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3 years ago

This is a social network for people who are still in school, or those who are just starting out.

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2 years ago

A crowdsourced social network for the LGBTQ community, with a purpose of being a safe, welcoming place for people to connect and organize around their interests. They’re starting with a blog-like platform where users can post their opinions on current events and share their personal stories.

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3 years ago

A startup that allows people to create and find a place to stay using their phone. The startups hosts rooms in big cities and smaller towns, with prices starting at $10 a night.

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2 years ago

A hybrid crowdfunding and peer-to-peer lending company that lets people borrow money to pay off high interest debt, starting with student loans.

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2 years ago

The startup wants to help small businesses and start-ups get funding, and is starting with a crowdfunding platform.

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2 years ago

The founders of this startup have been working in the tech industry for decades, however they have had no success starting companies. Some of their friends on LinkedIn have noticed that they have a lot of business cards and they don’t have a company. They wanted to build a company that helps other entrepreneurs — not just friends and family — to get off the ground.

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2 years ago

A platform for sharing and tracking the progress of college work. The startup is starting with a free version that includes a gradebook and a plan for parents to communicate with their kids.

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2 years ago

A startup that serves as an assistant for people starting a company.

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2 years ago

A startup that is building a “sharing economy” platform for sharing everything from housewares to cars. The company has a large focus on the sharing economy in the US, but has plans to expand into international markets. It’s also starting to look at logistics and shipping.

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2 years ago

A tool that allows nurses to easily collaborate on patient charts. It’s currently free, with paid plans starting at $4 per nurse per month.

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2 years ago

Starting a local business in New York City can be incredibly difficult. MyDunkin allows you to get a local coffee shop delivery of any major coffee brand, whether that be Starbucks, Dunkin, or Peet’s.

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2 years ago

A startup that builds and sells apps for electric vehicles, at $2,000/car, starting with the 2019 Kia Soul EV, which they say is the only electric car that’s “nice enough to be seen on the street.”

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2 years ago

A company that wants to help people manage their diet, starting with the goal of helping those with diabetes manage their blood sugar levels, which they say is the leading cause of death in diabetes.

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2 years ago

A startup that helps people create music, drawing on the talent of others. The startup is starting with the band My Morning Jacket, and has done a deal with the band to get in front of iPhone users.

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2 years ago

A B2B “marketplace for the sharing economy”, using the Lyft model to let people rent a car or a bike or a carpool or a scooter. They’re starting with LA, their home market, and Toronto.

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2 years ago

A company that’s building a “tech as a service” platform to help businesses decide which AI services are best for them. The startup is currently working with a handful of companies, starting out with clients in the healthcare and financial industries.

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2 years ago

A startup that’s building a new class of sensor that can detect buyer intent, then act as a “liquid-based” AI assistant. It’s starting with a “smart mug” that’s meant to be used with a smartphone.

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2 years ago

This is an app for home-based businesses that helps them create an online presence. It’s currently free to try and $5 USD per month to use, with plans starting at $20 USD a month after that.

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2 years ago

A “next generation” online bank that’s fast, simple and convenient. The service is currently free but will be a paid subscription service starting at $5 per month.

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2 years ago

A startup that makes it easier for companies to transition their data from legacy platforms like CRM and data warehouses to a modern platform like AWS. They’re starting small, with customers focused on enterprise data.

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2 years ago

A company that makes loans for small businesses, with loans ranging from $1,000 to $100,000, with minimums starting at $1,000. The startup uses algorithms to make the loans much more affordable than banks.

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2 years ago

A company that helps guide people through the process of starting their own business, offering advice on everything from the best way to market their product to how to structure their business' finances.

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2 years ago

Originally a direct-to-consumer health care startup, CareDox has switched to serving more as a Microsoft Dynamics CRM-like system for hospitals and clinics. It’s starting to look a lot like a product-as-a-service company, with a bunch of physicians and other healthcare professionals using the software to help their customers.

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2 years ago

A startup looking to build a toolkit for people who are starting companies of their own, allowing them to “build a product without having to build it all from scratch”.

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2 years ago

This startup is building a platform that tracks the cost of starting a business, and provides advice on how to use that data to guide the growth of the business, making it incredibly valuable to anyone starting a business.

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2 years ago

The startup founder, Aarti Krishnan, had been a software engineer at Facebook for six years before deciding to start her own company. She was inspired by a friend’s experience of starting a business, and is helping women in the US start their own businesses.

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5 years ago

Idea: A startup that sells personal training services on a subscription basis, with plans starting at $5 per month

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5 years ago

Idea: A startup that turns your cell phone or computer into a walkie-talkie. The receiver is a physical device you can carry around. The startup is selling the device for $99, with a month of service starting at $5.

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1 day ago

B2B tool that automates compliance audits for e-commerce sites selling across EU countries, integrating with Shopify and WooCommerce for real-time GDPR checks, starting at $99/month.

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7 days ago 1 views

A platform for gig economy workers to pool resources and negotiate group health insurance rates directly with providers, starting in Europe.

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9 days ago 1 views

A platform for virtual reality office spaces where remote teams can meet in customizable 3D environments, complete with avatars and interactive whiteboards, starting free for small teams with premium features at $10/user/month.

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