IdeasAI - Your weekly ideas from 💡 Ideas AI

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

Sponsor: You don't need to go back to the office! Find a remote job on Remote OK and work from anywhere

1. A machine learning tool that uses machine learning to optimize a website for conversions. (104pts) ❤️ Like this

2. This app was supposed to help people schedule doctors’ appointments and manage their health records, but instead it was used by a large portion of the population to cheat on taxes. (71pts) ❤️ Like this

3. This startup is building a platform for educators to create online courses, sell them on their platform, and keep 90% of the revenue. (64pts) ❤️ Like this

4. A company that makes a smart card used to access public transit in London. (59pts) ❤️ Like this

5. A startup that builds processing equipment for fish farms using a modular design. (54pts) ❤️ Like this

6. A tool that gives entrepreneurs the ability to make their ideas go live online, instantly. (47pts) ❤️ Like this

7. The startup is looking to disrupt the way that people learn by creating an app that will allow users to learn new skills at their own pace, with the help of an instructor, and with some of their work being graded. (46pts) ❤️ Like this

8. A new way to organize and prioritize your email inbox (39pts) ❤️ Like this

9. This startup helps school districts hire more teachers. (37pts) ❤️ Like this

10. A company that is building a tool that helps independent contractors and employees get paid faster (37pts) ❤️ Like this

11. A new way to browse for and buy watches. (34pts) ❤️ Like this

12. A platform for crowdfunding, connecting startups to potential investors. They charge a 30% fee and the startup needs to raise $50,000 to launch. (34pts) ❤️ Like this

13. A company that helps photographers take their work to market for $80 a month. (32pts) ❤️ Like this

14. A startup that helps people find the closest parking spots in a city, with parking data sourced from the city itself. (31pts) ❤️ Like this

15. A startup that helps employees communicate effectively with each other, and with customers. (30pts) ❤️ Like this

16. A platform that allows people to take a photo of something and let others vote on what the best photo looks like. (30pts) ❤️ Like this

17. A platform that helps users track and analyze their usage of their personal data and offers tools to help users manage privacy. (29pts) ❤️ Like this

18. A tool to make it easier for people to get food delivered to their homes. The startup hasn’t launched yet, and is still looking for angel investors. (29pts) ❤️ Like this

19. A startup that helps you keep track of the different in-store and online deals that are in your area. (29pts) ❤️ Like this

20. A mobile app that lets you identify the “best deals at the best restaurants in your neighborhood” based on your location and habits. The company plans to launch in the summer of 2020 with 50,000 users. (28pts) ❤️ Like this

21. A payments platform for government agencies, especially those in the public sector. (28pts) ❤️ Like this

22. This startup is building a platform for small businesses that wants to help Filipino-owned businesses in the US. The company says it helps to automate the building of proposals and business plans. (28pts) ❤️ Like this

23. A startup that develops AI-driven tools to help real estate agents accurately estimate the value of a home and determine who it is most likely to appeal to. The company is also developing software to help real estate agents find and obtain financing for properties. (28pts) ❤️ Like this

24. A startup looking to build a tool that helps you focus on what’s important, rather than how you get things done. The idea is to make the product work like a reminder system that pops up at pre-determined times throughout the day, asking you how you’re feeling and what you need to do, asking you to make a decision, or giving you an idea of what to do next. (28pts) ❤️ Like this

25. In the past year, the amount of money spent on online dating has doubled. But about 50% of the users are being charged at least $50 per month despite the industry’s low margins. (28pts) ❤️ Like this


And here's the new ideas just in:

1. A mobile app that collects and analyzes data on the health of the electric grid. (1pts) ❤️ Like this

2. A “socially conscious” company that works with non-profits to give away free products. (0pts) ❤️ Like this

3. A company that makes a platform to help people store, manage, and share their physical notes. The startup says it’s already met with 250 companies that want to use the platform, which is free for now, but will charge $5 per user per month after that. (0pts) ❤️ Like this

4. A platform for sharing your skills across the web. Right now, it’s only available on Facebook. (1pts) ❤️ Like this

5. A startup that helps people around the world make the most of their social media profiles, especially in countries where Facebook is blocked. (-1pts) ❤️ Like this

6. Startup that helps students get higher grades by helping them organize and structure their work. By switching to a study schedule, students take on less work and are more likely to complete it. (0pts) ❤️ Like this

7. A group that makes it easy for homeowners to track and understand their home’s energy use. (-1pts) ❤️ Like this

8. A personalized investment service for teens that connects them to independent financial advisors offering advice, education and guidance. (1pts) ❤️ Like this

9. A platform that lets you pay for creative services in cash, check, or bitcoin. (1pts) ❤️ Like this

10. This startup wants to turn self-driving cars into a service, allowing users to book a ride in advance so they can go home from the airport, or just get a ride to a nearby restaurant. Uber has a similar service in a few cities. (-2pts) ❤️ Like this

11. A new social network that allows users to communicate in real-time, and allows for a more engaging, productive, and meaningful dialogue. The network is looking to build a “direct connection between the user and the product creator”. (-1pts) ❤️ Like this

12. 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. (2pts) ❤️ Like this



If you don't want to get these weekly ideas anymore, click here