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Upcoming Startups in March

Curious about which new startups are taking off in Munich? In our photo gallery, we present all the promising upcoming startups we featured in March.

April 3, 2025 2 min reading time

Futurail
The Munich startup Futurail is developing an autonomous system for driverless trains that aims to make public transport more efficient and sustainable. Co-founder and CEO Alex Haag explained in Interview with Munich Startup, what challenges exist, and why rail is the key to future mobility. (Photo: Futurail)
Sorealert
The Munich startup SoreAlert developed a method to counteract the widespread problem of bedsores – an issue that affects more than 1.7 million people in Germany. With his innovative sensor solution aims SoreAlert aims to facilitate the work of nursing staff while providing personalized support for patients. The four-person founding team, consisting of Lorenz Grünerbel, Agnes Bußmann, Ferdinand Heinrich, and Julia Kriltz, brings together diverse experience in medical technology, engineering, business administration, artificial intelligence, and entrepreneurship to integrate this innovation into the healthcare industry. (Photo: Sore Alert)
Gallerytalk.io
How do you create a digital gallery that's more than just a simple online portfolio? The Munich-based startup Gallerytalk.io offers artists an immersive platform that combines visibility, community, and interaction. Co-founder and CEO Raphael Herkommer gave Interview with Munich Startup A look behind the scenes of the startup that's rethinking the art market. (Photo: Gallerytalk.io)
Alpha Prompt
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 an interview with Munich StartupWhy this is a game changer for the industry. (Photo: Alpha Prompt)
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