I just noticed this CoinStarter project a few days ago in one of my Telegram chats and thought that it's nothing but marketing and now I see this topic here on BitcoinTalk. Actually, there are a number of other projects that aim to be a 'kickstarters' for ICO / token sale market with a similar name. Most of them called XXXStarter or KickXXX. It's clear to everybody that such names are derived from Kickstarer.

Some of them are real projects and I hope that most of them will be fully functioning businesses after all.
But some of them are real scams with no MVP, with no team members on a site, with no whitepaper. Just landing.

What is interesting, that we are working in a startup called BlockStarter - a platform for launching ICO campaigns.
And in contrast to CoinStarter we are a real team of blockchain enthusiasts that is making a real product.
We started to work on BlockStarter in April in a spare time and in mid of June we started to work on BlockStarter full time.
Our first result is a site icodb.net - a database of successful ICO campaigns. Most of the ICOs raised 1m USD or more at the time of a campaign.
The motivation behind ICO DB was to understand a structure of successful ICO campaign. I will talk more on this in a separate topic.

Currently, we are working on a crowdsale panel for contributions. A panel accepts different cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dash, Dogecoin, soon Waves. And is backed by token and crowdsale contracts for Ethereum platform. These contracts can be easily generated with a few clicks of a button.
You can try our crowdsale panel here in action (it works as a whitelabel): http://wallet.heroengine.world/

Check our whitepaper here. This is not a final and will be improved soon because talk a lot with crypto people and it gives us a better understanding of what crypto market needs.