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10 most promising Polish startups to keep an eye on in 2024 and beyond!

Poland, with its significant population within the European Union and a thriving economy buoyed by a robust IT sector, possesses a rich pool of talent ripe for entrepreneurial endeavors. The country is making significant strides in embracing and advancing various technologies, including drones, telehealth, digital assets, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence. With government-led initiatives and clear regulatory frameworks, Poland is fostering innovation and development in these key sectors. Notably, the country has implemented regulations allowing businesses to utilize drones for delivery services, while also embracing digital payments and assets, ensuring seamless transactions within its borders.

Regarding the investment scene, local investors in Poland are primarily directing their investments towards three main sectors: healthcare, energy, and financial technology (fintech). Healthcare emerges as the top priority, followed closely by energy and fintech. Other industries such as e-commerce, software, and mobility attract smaller proportions of local investor interest.

Global corporations, recognizing Poland’s burgeoning tech scene, are investing resources to support its growth, as evidenced by initiatives like Google Campus in Warsaw and HubRaum in Krakow. Success stories like DocPlanner highlight the country’s capacity to produce globally competitive startups. However, challenges persist, including talent retention and regulatory gaps, which demand a collaborative effort between public and private sectors to overcome.

In summary, Poland’s thriving economy and robust IT sector provide fertile ground for technological innovation. With a focus on key sectors like healthcare, energy, and fintech, coupled with government support and global investment, Poland is poised to lead in the startup ecosystem.

In this article, we are shining a spotlight on the top 10 exceptionally promising Polish startups to keep an eye on in 2024 and beyond!

AlohaCamp: Warsaw-based AlohaCamp is a booking platform enabling customers to select and book unique outdoor places such as camping sites, campers, glampings and cabins. Founded in 2021, they already have over 500 sites in Spain and Poland and are developing rapidly to become Poland’s leading marketplace for unique outdoor camping sites.

Gotiva: Warsaw-based Gotiva has developed a mobile app called Jigsaw Puzzle Universe that enables content creators to distribute digital images and earn money from revenue generated as users engage with the images in the form of jigsaw puzzles. Founded in 2021, the startup has raised €1.9 million in funding. 

hiPets: Warsaw-based HiPets is a Saas booking platform for pet related services. It is designed for pet owners, facilitating instant reservations for services like veterinary care, grooming, and behavior consultations through a mobile app and website. Founded in 2020, the startup has raised €725k in funding.

Holi: Founded in 2023, Holi is a virtual metabolic health clinic. Warsaw-based startup focuses on treating overweight and obesity through comprehensive diagnosis and breakthrough therapies. The fast-growing startup has successfully raised €794k in funding to help people overcome obesity.

Liftero: Krakow-based Liftero aims to provide last-mile delivery for low Earth orbit satellites using its flagship product – reusable orbital space tug Motus. This spacetech startup successfully closed a funding round to accelerate the development of the smallest orbital transfer vehicle on the market and test autonomous operations using AI in orbit. 

Mindly: Warsaw-based Mindly is providing a comprehensive online platform for mental healthcare therapists and their customers. Founded in 2022, Mindly has over 300,000 users and more than 1,300 psychologists. Additionally, the company has raised €1.7 million to expand to other markets.

Mindgram: Founded in 2020, Mindgram is a science-based platform and mobile app for mental wellness. It helps companies support the mental well-being of their employees, as well as build their resilience and drive performance. Warsaw-based startup has raised €2.5 million to focus on implementing its global vision.

More Growth: Warsaw-based More Growth assists millions of users in navigating critical life decisions encompassing health and wellness, finance, and parenthood. The platform ensures users access reliable guidance through its provision of high-quality, trustworthy content. Founded in 2022, the company successfully secured €4.6 million in funding to further its mission.

WIMBA: Warsaw-based VetTech startup WIMBA has developed an innovative process utilizing 4D printing and a smartphone app to create customized orthoses and prosthetics for dogs. With €928k in funding, the company has swiftly progressed to presenting patented orthoses and is expanding its market reach, with plans to enter the UK in November and the US market in 2023. 

Quesma: Founded in 2023, Quesma aims to unlock innovation and increase business value by optimizing data architecture, offering features like interconnecting different DB client stacks, providing load-balancing and performance optimizations for increased security and compliance. Warsaw-based Quesma secured €2.3 million to address the challenge of modernizing databases.

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Tea Vrcic
Tea Vrcic
As Startup Analyst at EU-Startups, Tea leverages six years of entrepreneurial experience in the tech sector, including work in the AI, sustainability, and fintech spaces. Passionate about innovation, technology and startups, her broad expertise enhances her role in the detailed analysis and evaluation of emerging startups for EU-Startups.
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