Upcoming startups in September

Homenergy brings renewable energy to private households. Photovoltaic (PV), energy storage, heat pumps and wallboxes – the startup founded in 2022 provides consulting on these topics, installs the solution and additionally offers an energy management platform from a single source. The founders Bastian Busl, Hannes Münzinger and Alexander Priebe received the Munich Founders Prize from Sparkasse München in 2023 for this. “Ultimately, our goal is to provide our customers with sustainable energy in a cost-effective and reliable manner”, they explain in the interview. (Image: Homenergy)

With Meaningful, the three founders Bilal Essafi, Adam Stanley-Smith and Ajin Kabeer have developed a platform for qualitative market research. What sets their platform apart from existing solutions and what challenges the founders have already faced, they tell us in the interview. But here’s a hint: it has to do with artificial intelligence. (Image: Meaningful)

Unvyl: Tom Sacher, Jonas Matting and Matthias Mann – the three founders of Unvyl – know this: a good and well-maintained online presence is now essential for virtually every business. But through their professional experience, they also know that such an online presence poses considerable challenges for small businesses, founders and freelancers with limited budgets and without expert knowledge. How Unvyl wants to help with its solution is explained by the three founders in the interview. (Image: Unvyl)

Greentech Talents focuses – as the name already suggests – as a career management startup on the greentech industry. With cross-mentoring programs, the young company wants to support career starters, young professionals and career changers in shaping their careers in a dynamic, environmentally conscious industry with future security. What exactly Greentech Talents offers its customers and why the founding story of the startup is closely intertwined with the professional experiences of its founder Jörg Bielicke, you’ll find out in the interview. (Image: Greentech Talents)

InGemeinschaft: In a multigenerational shared flat, people of different age groups not only live together, they also benefit from each other in many different ways. But despite the many advantages – from help with housework to affordable living space – the concept is only slowly gaining traction in Germany. The Munich-based startup InGemeinschaft wants to change that and help the parties find each other. In the interview, the founders explain their concept. (Image: InGemeinschaft)