11 Innovative Q&A Startups Worth A Follow In 2021 -

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This article showcases Startup Pill’s top picks for the best Q&A startups. These startups are taking a variety of approaches to innovating inside of the Q&A industry and around the world. They are all exceptional startups well worth a follow.

We tried to pick companies across the size spectrum from cutting edge startups to established brands.

We selected these startups for exceptional performance in one of these categories:

Innovation
- Innovative ideas
- Innovative route to market
- Innovative product
Growth
- Exceptional growth
- Exceptional growth strategy
Management
Societal impact

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Top Q&A Startups

Data sourced from Crunchbase and SemRush.

YuuChef

Crunchbase | Website | Twitter | Facebook | Linkedin

YuuChef is your first kitchen assistant. Answer his questions to create your pantry’s menu and shopping list.

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List Bloc

Crunchbase | Website | Twitter | Facebook | Linkedin

List Bloc is a Q&A platform that is connecting the world to find answers!

Dirask

Crunchbase | Website | Twitter | Facebook | Linkedin

What we do in hashtags: #community #knowledge #help #share #code #programming #software‑developer #productivity #professionals #talent #careers #jobs #employment #recruiters #hr #business #cloud #saas #software #recommendation‑engine #machine‑learning ————————– Dirask is employment oriented service and online community for professionals to share their knowledge and help each other in extraordinary easy way. We welcome everyone, no matter what the experience, no matter how basic the question is, we will help you.

The service is focused on software developers. Recommendation engine for job seekers and recruiters powered by machine learning algorithms.

Read more about what we do: https://dirask.com/aboutWe are looking for investor / VC. If you like what you see here, we would like to hear from you..

Stackorigin

Crunchbase | Website | Twitter | Facebook | Linkedin

About Stackorigin: Stackorigin is the world’s largest Q&A networking site, Stackorigin community brings you the collaboration of all the various Questions and the related Answers given by the community or the network of the people who join in and make it meaningful. Stackorigin stands for “Stack” means Group of Answers found for the bunch of questions and “Origin” means From the beginning.

The Stackorigin is India’s first Q & A website, founded in the year of 2020. Why Stackorigin? At Stackorigin, we connect the people as they share the knowledge between them and help everyone to get the better benefit out of it with the satisfied answers.

We want to connect the people who have knowledge to the people who need it, to bring together people with different perspectives so they can understand each other better, and to empower everyone to share their knowledge for the benefit of the rest of the world.We will provide you with the answers you are looking for. Our mission is to provide relevant answers to the specific questions shared by the people.

We at Stackorigin stick to share and grow the world’s knowledge. Stackorigin Future Scope: We in future look forward to become the largest Q&A website that numerous of users look out for,Being the largest knowledge shareable site world wide that meet all your needs.A vast amount of the knowledge that would be valuable to many people.So join us and help others find their better answers for their exclusive questions!.

The Sage Board

Crunchbase | Website | Twitter | Facebook | Linkedin

Sage is a new startup with the simple concept of providing advice to people who need it. Objective questions are easily answered with simple Google searches.

But when the question is more complex or requires opinion or experience, or an amalgamation of knowledge, Google fails miserably. Then we head to other sites like Quora, Reddit, LegalZoom, Stackoverflow.com, etc.

But too many problems exist with each of those options and others of similar ilk. Quora fails to meet the timely response and 1 on 1 experience many questions require.

Legalzoom only answers legal questions. Stackoverflow.comrequires you to already be a talented programmer before they will “allow” you to ask anything at all in the forums.

Sage seeks to be a transactional experience. Do you have a question? We can get you an answer.

Timely, on-demand, and from merit-based experts. We don’t “verify” Sages (experts).

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