Browse startups based in Texas. Our community includes 52 startups in Texas across all sectors and stages, from bootstrapped to growth-stage companies.
by Kirtan Nagavarapu
Austin, TX
Temporary and off-grid power is currently dominated by diesel generators and permanent fixed solar; customers need rapidly deployable, clean, reliable power without long lead times or permitting.
by Leeroy Smartt
Prosper, Texas
Smart home assistants act as surveillance devices: always-listening microphones, cloud-dependent storage, and no user control over data.
by Jamie Allen
Houston, Texas
The problem is well-defined, focusing on the fragmented and inefficient process of booking photographers and videographers, which includes issues like inconsistent payments, lack of visibility, and...
by Corbin H Fanning
Texas
Airlines frequently mishandle or damage passengers’ wheelchairs and scooters, causing severe harm to mobility, travel experience, and significant costs for airlines (repairs, fines, training, and...
by Travis Crew
Houston, Texas
The problem is clearly defined as the challenges in quantum computing related to hardware limitations, simulation constraints, and verification issues, which prevent enterprises from running...
by Valerie 'Honor' Brown
Texas
Patients face confusion, distrust, and fragmented discovery when searching for aesthetic providers; providers face wasted ad spend and outdated CRMs.
by Eric Fulcher
Houston, TX
Ceiling fan blades accumulate dust, allergens, pet dander and are hazardous to clean (risk of falling).
by KirstenGalbraith
Austin, TX
Plant owners lack a trusted, plant-specific care solution when traveling or for ongoing care; generalist platforms and informal networks are unreliable, leading to plant loss and low trust.
by John Paolo Munoz
Texas
Inefficient, opaque local services booking with vague quotes, limited payment options and complex booking flows.
by Michael Gruver
College Station, Texas
by Stephen Popovich
Austin, TX
Family and professional caregivers lack real-time situational awareness and tools to keep elderly or cognitively impaired loved ones safe, especially those at risk of wandering or falls. Traditional...
by Graham Patterson
Austin, Texas
Pest control operators waste time and money on manual trap-check routes; labor and fuel costs and compliance requirements drive need for remote verification.
by Yassin Hafid
Houston, TX
Financial research is a bottleneck: analysts spend ~40% of the day searching for information; 40% of large deals slip ≥ 3 months; delayed deals risk millions in fees.
by Kevin Watters
Austin, TX
Dating apps optimized to keep users swiping; low satisfaction and low match conversion.
by Luke D Cunha
TX
by Rene Carbonell
Houston, TX
SMB fleets suffer from 'admin fatigue' and decision anxiety across disconnected tools (TMS, factoring, payroll, banking, ELD). Human operators act as the only 'API' connecting systems, causing churn,...
by Kirsten Galbraith
Austin, TX
No trusted, scalable solution for plant care when owners travel
by Fritz Fowler
Houston, TX
Widespread chronic inflammation with limited clean-label, natural, multi-pathway solutions that have pharmaceutical-grade data.
by add150n
Austin, Texas
High-friction affordability in residential solar installations and tenant move-in costs/vacancy duration for landlords.
by Yash Ghanekar
Austin, TX
Existing meditation apps have poor retention for high-stimulation generations; users abandon within days.
by Tyler Prochnow
TX
Traditional metal antennas and EMI shielding are heavy, limited at higher frequencies, and subject to corrosion; customers need lighter, higher-performance alternatives.
by Victoria Farias
San Antonio, TX
Children are emotionally overwhelmed and current screens/media overstimulate instead of nurturing emotional growth; confidence, resilience, and empathy are rarely taught on screen.
by Bala C. Swamy
Austin, TX
Nutrition data for real mixed meals is highly inaccurate using photo vision or database lookups (±30–60%), undermining metabolic health management and personalized cooking.
by Donavan J. Diaz
Hereford, Texas
Limited local options for modern, compassionate, and personalized funeral services in Hereford; existing competitor’s monopoly has led to rising prices and less accessible services for many families.
by Hannah McKenney
Houston, Texas
High cost and morbidity from late-stage UTIs; need for early detection and prevention to avoid hospitalizations.
by Muneeb Rasool
Texas
GPU operations suffer frequent multi-GPU job failures, high operational costs from overprovisioning, slow troubleshooting due to unclear diagnostics, and unique risks from secondhand GPUs (unknown...
by Rene Carbonell
Houston, TX
Owner-operators and small fleets face a steep learning curve managing authority, compliance, dispatch, and cash flow (factoring).
by Brian Behm
Austin, TX
Productions bleed budget and time on crowds and set continuity: casting bottlenecks, wardrobe shortages, weather, reshoots, and manual continuity fixes drive significant delays and cost overruns.
by Blake Burns
Frisco, Texas
Homeowners lack transparent, fair pricing for home repairs and are frequently overcharged.
by Berlin Raj
Dallas, Texas
Grid capacity and congestion; rising electrical loads from electrification and EVs; slow and expensive traditional grid upgrades.
by Jerry D Glasscock
Austin, TX
Legal and compliance analysis is costly, slow, and error-prone.
by Erik Espinoza
Hockley, Texas
DIY firearm customization is widespread online; misinformation leads to poor results (rounded edges, scratches, cloudy finishes), creating demand for professional craftsmanship.
by Victoria Farias
TX
Staffing shortages and turnover, administrative overload, billing backlogs causing lost revenue; gaps in value-based care compliance (e.g., AWVs & quality reporting).
by Christine Dumas
San Antonio, TX
Customers are hesitant to purchase high-value electric mobility products online without seeing or testing them first; limited local rental options due to city permits.
by Alexander Robbins
Dalton, TX
Public safety personnel (law enforcement, military, private security, industrial workers) face rising violence and on-the-job injuries. Existing body armor is largely non-instrumented and lacks...
by ErikEspinoza
Hockley, Texas
DIY firearm customization promoted on social media often leads to poor results. Deck shows the flow: “Work is shared online → People seek advice → DIY customization → Poor results.” Slide on...
by Alex E. Lathem
Houston, TX
Sensors today are limited by low surface-area materials, leading to lower sensitivity and potential failures in critical systems (e.g., Deepwater Horizon, Boeing 737 MAX). There is growing demand for...
by Chad Price
Austin, TX
Local small businesses must self-manage logistics and manual deliveries, losing productivity and lacking efficient local sourcing.
by Don Wilson
Austin, TX
Enterprises are deploying autonomous AI agents at scale without a runtime security layer; legacy EDR can’t see agent intent, coordination, or memory tampering.
by Moulik Mishra
College Station, TX
Drivers face exploitative commission structures; riders have no price-setting power.
by Medha Pulluru
Austin, TX
Community Health Centers (CHCs) face high no-show and intake issues: confusing/incomplete forms require staff assistance, causing delays before care begins and lost capacity.
by Erik Espinoza
Hockley, Texas
Premium firearm customization lacks accessible, structured education; traditional shops hide processes; online platforms cap community monetization while demand from affluent collectors and DIY...
by Nevada King
Dallas, TX
Compounding biological debt in propagated plants (pathogens, epigenetic drift, manual variability) that caps yield.
by Sridhar Uyyala
Austin, texas
The deck identifies a significant problem in the dental industry: front-desk revenue leakage due to missed calls and unworked recalls, leading to substantial financial losses for clinics.
by Travis Crew
Houston, TX
Quantum computing has a delivery problem: noisy and scarce QPUs, classical simulation walls (state-vector limits), and unverifiable results that prevent enterprises and government from trusting...
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