Munich Startup
Weekly wrap-up 42/2024

Weekly wrap-up 42/2024

Regina Bruckschlögl

Regina Bruckschlögl

Nach eigenen Startup-Erfahrungen blickt sie als Redakteurin von Munich Startup nun aus einer anderen Perspektive auf die Münchner Startup-Szene – und entdeckt dabei jeden Tag, wie vielfältig das Münchner Ökosystem ist. Startup Stories, die erzählt werden wollen!

October 27, 2024

2 min. read time

Minimalist Phone
Spend less time on your phone with Minimalist Phone: We probably all spend way too much time on our phones, scrolling through a flood of images and such without much to show for it. If you want to do something about it, you can use blocker apps to limit yourself, for example. Or you can turn to the solution from Minimalist Phone. Founder Martin Moravek explains in an interview what the Munich startup does differently compared to conventional blockers and what a changed user interface has to do with it. (Photo: Minimalist Phone)
Investment
These Munich startups are investment ready: Which startups have the best prospects of closing a successful funding round soon? We take a look into our crystal ball and present five companies that are ready for investment. (Photo: Rawpixel / Freepik)
Curevision
Curevision wins innovation prize Bavaria 2024: For its AI-supported wound analysis, the Munich startup Curevision received one of the main prizes of the Innovation Prize Bavaria 2024. (Photo: Andreas Gebert)
Knowing01
Knowing01 raises oversubscribed pre-seed funding: The Munich biotech SaaS startup Knowing01 has raised half a million euros in an oversubscribed pre-seed round. The investment is led by the German-Swiss VC Backbone Ventures. (Photo: yatsusimnetcojp / Pixabay)
Jambo
Impact company for children’s clothing: With Jambo, Julia Seiss, a trained hotel specialist and business administration PhD, founded an impact company in 2024 that aims to create intergenerational and cross-cultural exchange. The children’s fashion label produces in Munich. The goal is to create a more inclusive community alongside high-quality clothing that has not only social but also economic impact. How does it work? Julia Seiss, the founder of Jambo, talks about this in an interview. (Photo: Jambo)
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