Munich Startup Recap 23/26

When a million euros never arrives, despite being fully expecting it, it's a huge disappointment and puts a damper on everything. That's exactly what happened to Law.me founder Katrin Stopp von Falkenstein. She tells her story of how she was able to launch her company despite personal bankruptcy at Pitch & People. This week we also reported on funding rounds for Bayshore and Encosa. Our seven questions are for the startup Octoscreen, and the latest Global Deep Tech Report reveals the biggest obstacles to growth for European companies. Finally, Balderton Capital is launching a Europe-wide initiative to unite founders and executives from various technology sectors. Enjoy the read!

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Kyrill Ring

Kyrill Ring worked as a live television reporter for 15 years and has been Brand & Communications Manager at Munich Startup since July 2025. In addition to his work as a website editor, he is responsible for new formats such as the video podcast Pitch&People.

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