IdeasAI - Your weekly ideas from 💡 Ideas AI

Here's your weekly startup ideas generated by OpenAI from 💡 Ideas AI:

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1. A startup that helps companies manage their supply chain, helping them enter data on products, track shipments, and make sure they’re shipping on time. (29pts) ❤️ Like this

2. A software platform that helps employers, recruiters and IT departments find job candidates. The company is working with Y Combinator in addition to startups. (24pts) ❤️ Like this

3. A company that creates a way to guarantee the accuracy of DNA test results. Protein-based and licensed from the UK’s University of Oxford, it’s meant to eliminate the chances of doing something wrong and the possibility of someone misinforming you. (22pts) ❤️ Like this

4. A startup that allows parents to monitor their kids' activities on a map, get notifications and get real-time reminders to keep them safe. (19pts) ❤️ Like this

5. A San Francisco-based startup that has developed a platform that allows real estate agents to securely and easily access information about clients in their MLS. (16pts) ❤️ Like this

6. A company that lets people use a single credit card to buy things with both Apple and Android devices. (14pts) ❤️ Like this

7. A startup for collecting, analyzing and visualizing data from multiple sources and systems (14pts) ❤️ Like this

8. A pricing platform that allows sellers to invite buyers to sell on their marketplace. The startup enables them to keep price information private and also make money by processing payments themselves. (13pts) ❤️ Like this

9. A platform that offers a way for influencers to manage their brand, personal and business profiles, and collaborate with brands. (12pts) ❤️ Like this

10. A company that wants to help fund the growth of companies with a $1,000 monthly subscription fee. (12pts) ❤️ Like this

11. Building a point-of-sale system that integrates with bar-code scanners like those in grocery chains or self-checkout. (12pts) ❤️ Like this

12. A loyalty program that helps brands manage their customers, enabling them to deliver loyalty programs via web and mobile. (11pts) ❤️ Like this

13. 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. (11pts) ❤️ Like this

14. A SaaS company that takes a percentage of a business’s sales that helps them improve conversion rates and other metrics. (11pts) ❤️ Like this

15. Virtual assistant that can be used with voice commands and text messages to schedule appointments, make reminder calls, and more. It’s currently available in the US, with plans to expand internationally. (10pts) ❤️ Like this

16. Next Jump is building a platform that allows consumers to sell their e-waste, turning it into a material that can be made into keychains, necklaces, and other products. (10pts) ❤️ Like this

17. A San Francisco-based company that’s building a “virtual assistant” that can make restaurant reservations, book flights and call the cops, among other things. (10pts) ❤️ Like this

18. A startup that “makes it easy for people to invest in the stock market,” assisting “mutual funds, hedge funds and other investment firms to manage their clients’ portfolios.” (9pts) ❤️ Like this

19. A digital curator for the art world, connecting galleries and collectors. (9pts) ❤️ Like this

20. A tool for finding and prioritizing the most important tasks for a project or business. It’s built around the idea that it’s easier to reorder an item after you’ve finished it than it is to pick a new one, and many other “to-do” management tools have copied this model. (9pts) ❤️ Like this

21. A software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform which allows banks and securities exchanges to use machine learning, artificial intelligence and automation to make their markets more efficient. (9pts) ❤️ Like this

22. A software as a service startup that aims to help health systems and hospitals by automating claims processing. (9pts) ❤️ Like this

23. The business is a “B2B SaaS platform that connects manufacturers and distributors with manufacturers and distributors in other countries. The business is built on top of the global trading network of the SFL Group, a European multi-country network of a network of factories and distributors.” (8pts) ❤️ Like this

24. A small-business loan that’s structured to minimize interest rates and minimize risk and uncertainty. (8pts) ❤️ Like this

25. A company that makes a toolkit for schools that helps them use the web to learn. The company has built a Chrome extension that helps teachers and administrators build interactive lessons and activities on the web. (8pts) ❤️ Like this


And here's the new ideas just in:

1. A bicycle sharing system in cities worldwide. The startup plans to launch in the UK in early 2016. (0pts) ❤️ Like this

2. A startup that’s building a new type of computer screen — one with a rollable touchscreen that can be rolled up like a piece of paper. (0pts) ❤️ Like this

3. A way to create and share temporary job openings, then pickup and schedule those jobs. (0pts) ❤️ Like this

4. A social networking platform that lets photographers and videographers connect with other professionals on the same level as the people they’re hiring. (0pts) ❤️ Like this

5. A tool for product managers and designers that allows for easy creation of mockups for products within Basecamp. (-1pts) ❤️ Like this

6. A software company that works with nonprofits to help them attract more donors. (0pts) ❤️ Like this

7. A platform that helps employers with payroll and HR. They’re profitable and growing in the Raleigh, NC area. (0pts) ❤️ Like this

8. This startup is trying to take the hassle out of finding a flight for an upcoming vacation. Rather than waiting for multiple websites to return the results, FlightHub finds the cheapest flight for a given route, then books it for you automatically. (0pts) ❤️ Like this

9. A tool to help startups figure out if they need to hire another member of their team, and what they should pay them. The startup wants to charge a small fee (between $10 and $50 per month) to help startups understand if they have too many employees, and if so to help them find the right level of staffing. (0pts) ❤️ Like this

10. A startup that makes it easier for businesses to take customer feedback, create customer events and share customer engagement. (0pts) ❤️ Like this

11. A platform that enables companies to manage their customer relationships on the Internet, making it easier to collect and analyze data and provide better customer service. (0pts) ❤️ Like this

12. This is a company that wants to use machine learning to help people review and rank social media content. (1pts) ❤️ Like this



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