Munich Startup
2024 review

2024 review

Helen Duran

Helen Duran

Als Redakteurin war Helen Duran bis 2026 in der Münchner Startup-Szene für Munich Startup unterwegs.

December 12, 2024

You can find the 2024 review and all other episodes of our podcast on Spotify, iTunes, Amazon Music, Deezer, Google Podcasts, Pocket Casts, Radio Public, Breaker, Overcast, Castbox, Podcast Addict and Anchor.

To wrap up the Munich Startup Podcast in 2024, our editorial team selected three startups that impressed us the most this year. We’ll introduce them to you in a concise and snappy way. In this article, you’ll get a brief overview of what the startups do. If you want to find out what makes them special in our eyes, just tune in to the podcast.

The 2024 review in the Munich Startup Podcast

We start with Guud (from minute 1:50). Guud offers innovative benefits for companies to make sustainable consumption easier for their employees. The main products are the Guudcard and the Guudschein, which employees can use to shop at sustainable retailers and service providers. The goal is to promote sustainable behavior and make everyday life more environmentally friendly.

Next, we talk about Hula Earth. The startup develops innovative technologies for real-time monitoring and assessment of biodiversity. Using AI, satellite data and IoT sensors, the company provides data-driven solutions to precisely capture the state of ecosystems and thus promote the preservation of biological diversity. Want to know why the startup impressed our editorial team the most? You’ll find out from minute 6:40.

And the third startup in the round is 2NA FISH. The healthtech startup develops platform technology for precise analysis of gene activity. This technology serves to optimize diagnoses and treatment decisions, particularly in cancer treatment. The goal is to make the analysis of tumor tissue cost-efficient and scalable, thus revolutionizing clinical therapies. What’s new is also that nanotechnology is combined with artificial intelligence. Why do we think the startup is so special? Tune in from minute 9:40.

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Pitch & People — the Munich Startup podcast looks at the people and the stories behind the business plans. At big challenges, bold decisions, painful setbacks and visions for the future.

We give selected players from Munich’s ecosystem the floor. Alongside an elevator pitch, founders, investors and experts talk about a wide range of topics from the startup world. The podcast is hosted by Helen Duran and Kyrill Ring from the Munich Startup editorial team.

Helen Duran and Kyrill Ring from the Munich Startup editorial team with a microphone and a camera