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Upcoming Startups in April

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

May 9, 2025 2 min reading time

Avelios Medical
Old IT systems slow down hospitals – Avelios Medical provides a remedy. The Munich-based startup is developing a modern hospital information system that uses structured data, enables AI, and automates administration. As reported by a Research project a beacon of hope for the industry. (Photo: Avelios Medical)
Meliodays Medical
A hormone-free IUD for menstrual pain – doesn't exist yet? But soon! Meliodays Medical With MelioOne, we are developing an innovative, locally acting alternative to traditional painkillers. How the idea came about and where the startup will be in five years Simone Sabbione, CEO and co-founder, explains. (Photo: Meliodays Medical)
Foodji
Foodji delivers fresh, healthy, and affordable food to companies throughout Germany. The team, led by founders Nicolas Luig, Oliver Friedmann, Moritz Munte, Felix Munte, and Daniel von Canal, relies on smart food vending machines. The food offerings are tailored to employees' preferences using AI. The platform behind the Munich-based company collects and analyzes user behavior and adapts the menu accordingly. Felix Munte, co-founder and CEO of Foodji, explains more in an interview. (Photo: Foodji Marketplace GmbH)
Karevo
What large agricultural companies have long been using, the Munich startup wants Karevo even small and medium-sized farms: A compact, retrofittable sorting machine that automatically sorts out defective tubers thanks to computer vision and artificial intelligence – without any tedious manual work. Like everything with a Master's thesis and a potato farm in Donauwörth Founders Felix Beck, Benedikt Keßler, and Johannes von Wittke explain in an interview how the company began. (Photo: Karevo)
SmartAIs
SmartAIs is the first startup to bring AI assistance system on smartphones, which enables blind people to move more easily in everyday life. The app detects objects in front of the user as they move along sidewalks – an innovative step toward greater independence and quality of life. (Photo: SmartAIs)
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