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Your startups of the month

Which startups particularly caught the attention of Munich Startup readers this month? In our "Startups of the Month" section, we present the five most exciting companies that made this month's list.

March 25, 2025 3 min reading time

Futurail
1st place: The Munich startup Futurail is developing an autonomous system for driverless trains that aims to make public transport more efficient and sustainable. Interview with Munich Startup Co-founder and CEO Alex Haag explained the challenges involved: "The railway industry is highly regulated, making it complex to bring innovations to market. While safety is our top priority, certification is challenging. Fortunately, our team has deep expertise in autonomous vehicle certification and a clear plan for the future." (Photo: Futurail)
Alpha Prompt
2nd place: The real estate industry is struggling with unstructured and inaccurate building data. Alpha Prompt relies on AI to standardize information and make it immediately usable – without rigid standards or system changes. Founder Sven Bauer explained in Interview with Munich Startupwhy this is the game changer for the industry: "Every property is unique and generates enormous amounts of data – from building plans and permits to consumption data and lease agreements to tenant communications. However, the industry struggles with a lack of standards, and even where they exist, companies often make their own adjustments. This often results in data that is incomplete, inaccurate, or difficult to access. Alpha Prompt automates precisely this: It structures, standardizes, and makes data immediately usable – without changing systems and with the necessary flexibility. This reduces manual work, improves decision-making, and increases efficiency." (Photo: Alpha Prompt)
Quantum Systems Airrobot
3rd place: Quantum Systems announced in March that it was theNorth Rhine-Westphalian drone company Airrobot With this strategic acquisition, the Munich-based defense tech company is expanding its product portfolio and securing technological sovereignty for the Bundeswehr and European partners. Airrobot will remain an independent company within the Quantum Systems Group and will work closely with the R&D team in Gilching. (Photo: Quantum Systems)
Alpine Eagle
4th place: The defense tech startup Alpine Eagle received a Seed financing of 10.25 million eurosThe round is led by IQ Capital, with participation from High-Tech Gründerfonds (HTGF), Expeditions Fund, and Sentris Capital. Other backers include existing investors General Catalyst and HCVC, who also supported the company's pre-seed round. With this capital injection, the defense tech company, founded in 2023 by Jan-Hendrik Boelens and Timo Breuer, plans to advance the development of its Sentinel system and expand its sales activities. (Photo: Alpine Eagle)
Greenforce
5th place: Sevenventures participated in March with a Investment in the mid-single-digit million range to GreenforceThe foodtech company benefits from the ProSiebenSat.1 Group's extensive media reach to further establish plant-based meat and dairy alternatives. Greenforce has already attracted renowned investors such as Baywa, representatives of BioNTech, and the former German head of McDonald's, Holger Beeck. The startup's product range is now available at numerous retailers, including Rewe, Edeka, Kaufland, and Hit. (Photo: Greenforce)

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