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Upcoming Startups in August

Upcoming Startups in August

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Which startups should you have on your radar right now? Our photo gallery gives you an overview of all the promising young companies we featured in August.

September 3, 2026

2 min. read time

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Knowmanity
A large part of company knowledge isn’t found in any manual, but resides in the heads of employees. The startup Knowmanity, founded in 2025 by Maximilian Resch and Marcus Maier, is developing a platform that secures this experiential knowledge before it’s lost. Co-founder Maximilian Resch told us how a spontaneous idea turned into a company. (Photo: Knowmanity UG)
Ambuflow
Outpatient surgeries are becoming increasingly important, but in many places, isolated solutions, media discontinuities, and even fax machines slow down workflows. Ambuflow is developing an end-to-end operating system specifically for outpatient surgery centers. In an interview, co-founder Johannes Hargasser, who works as an anesthesiologist himself, explains how Ambuflow aims to simplify administration, boost revenue, and create more time for patient care. (Photo: ambuflow GmbH)
Silvernova
Munich-based legaltech Silvernova is developing an AI associate for small and medium-sized law firms and, after just 15 months, already counts more than 400 law firms among its clients. Co-founder Felix Füssel brings experience from his first legaltech startup and explains to us in an interview why lawyers don’t think in chats, but in case files, how client feedback shapes the development of Silvernova, and why the team is aiming for European market leadership. (Photo: Silvernova GmbH)
Zura Health
The startup Zura Health, founded in 2026 by Amir Zahiri, Mahsa Iraniara, and Saswat Swain, is developing an adaptive AI coach for active women combined with a smart earring that measures physiological data directly on the ear. CEO and co-founder Zahiri explains why existing wearables often fail to adequately take female physiology into account and how Zura aims to translate measurement data into concrete decisions for training, nutrition, and recovery. (Photo: Zura Health OS)
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