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Upcoming Startups in July

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

August 7, 2025 3 min reading time

With Allo Cancan Liu, Teodor Rupi, and Benedikt von Lewinski are digitizing local restaurants – with a focus on ethnic gastronomy. The founders have already successfully raised around six million euros for their startup in two funding rounds. Why they rely on in-house development and what endurance has to do with growth, the founders report in an interview. (Photo: Allo)
Bioexotec
Bioexotec developed a innovative diagnostic solution for the early detection of head and neck cancerThe goal is to provide a clinically useful test that can detect cancer before the first symptoms appear – precisely and non-invasively. (Photo: Bioexotec)
Phio Scientific
The Munich startup Phio Scientific relies on lensless imaging and AI to make cell research more precise and efficient. The technology continuously delivers usable data directly in the incubator – compact, smart, and potentially reducing animal testing. Daniel Gruber and Anna Jötten explain their innovative approach. (Photo: Phio Scientific)
Onvy, Adrian Kochsiek
Onvy aims to merge artificial intelligence and digital health, thus enabling a new type of personalized and predictive healthcare. The first result of these efforts is the app "Onvy – AI Health Coach." It aims to optimize physical and mental health management with the help of AI. CEO Adrian Kochsiek explains how the Munich-based healthtech innovation aims to make AI, prevention and smart everyday life a real game changer for individuals and companies – and why precision health is far more than just tracking. (Photo: Onvy)
Mbiomics
The biotech startup mbiomics aims to revolutionize microbiome-based therapies with a novel TechBio platform. The goal: tailor-made medications with over 100 bacterial strains – against cancer, autoimmune, and neurodegenerative diseases. CEO and Co-Founder Johannes B. Woehrstein answered our questions. (Photo: mbiomics)
UniteLabs
UniteLabs is developing the first open operating system for AI-driven laboratory automation. The platform securely connects laboratory devices from all manufacturers in the cloud, saving time and money—and has the potential to become a global standard. This innovation earned UniteLabs the Munich Startup Award 2025. Robert Zechlin, Co-CEO & Founder, provides insights into the founding and vision of the Munich startup. (Photo: Unitelabs)
Chewsome
Chewsome aims to revolutionize baby and toddler nutrition: The Munich-based startup offers frozen, tangible organic meals for children from six months to six years old – ideal for baby-led weaning, a method of introducing complementary foods. No puree, no squeezable snacks – just real, nutrient-rich food that little hands can explore for themselves. Co-Founder & Managing Director Kristina Schreiner knows more about this. (Photo: Chewsome)
Included
Included develops reusable travel containers for cosmetic products – hygienic, durable and cleverly stackable. Founder and Managing Director Teresa Born tells how frustration with poor-quality drugstore bottles led to an innovative product and why Munich is the perfect location for her startup. (Photo: Dabei)
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