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Upcoming Startups in August

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

August 30, 2025 3 min reading time

The Bitery
The Bitery specializes in ready-to-bake premium cookies and aims to bring a breath of fresh air to the hospitality, retail, and corporate catering industries. With a focus on quality, design, and an emotional product experience, the Munich-based startup aims to redefine the cookie—as a brand and as a relevant offering for B2B customers. In an interview, co-founder Bastian Fisser talks about challenges in the food retail sector, the company's founding journey, and the vision to conquer the European market. (Photo: The Bitery)
Justairtech
The Munich startup Justairtech is developing a refrigeration system that operates with a seemingly simple, yet previously economically unused medium: air. With innovative 3D-printed heat exchangers and a fractal design, the company claims they reduce energy consumption by up to 80 percent – thus taking an important step toward climate-neutral cooling. The target: data centers, industrial cooling, and soon, climate-friendly heating. Read more in the interview. (Photo: Justairtech)
Two men in white shirts and beige trousers stand against a black background. The man on the left is wearing glasses, is bald, is smiling, and has his hands in his pockets. The man on the right has gray hair, is also wearing glasses, is smiling, and has his arms crossed.
The Munich startup Ovrlay promises nothing less than a revolution: high-quality 3D models automatically created from photos or videos – quickly, inexpensively and via browser. Founder Albert Brenner explains how an agency friendship turned into a deeptech companyWhy their solution saves 90 percent of time and money, and what role Munich plays as a location. (Photo: Ovrlay)
NuuEnergy
NuuEnergy wants to get heat pump projects out of chaos – with its own regional specialist companies, digital infrastructure and AI-supported processesInstead of quick sales, the Munich-based startup focuses on quality, customer proximity, and sustainable structures, thus aiming to drive the energy transition. (Photo: NuuEnergy)
Flash Tissue Diagnostics
Flash Tissue Diagnostics With its proprietary flash technology, it brings 3D tissue analysis to cancer diagnostics. The Munich-based startup enables faster, more precise, and deeper insights—a milestone for research and clinical practice. Read more in an interview with CEO Dr. Karim Tabiti, CSO Prof. Axel Behrens and CTO Dr. Hendrik Messal. (Photo: Flash Tissue Diagnostics)
Muunai
The Munich startup Muunai aims to free doctors from bureaucratic burdens. With an AI platform that automatically documents patient consultations, physicians gain valuable time for their patients every day. Founder Aleksandr Gorbunov explains the idea, challenges and vision of Muunai. (Photo: Muunai)
Webmetic
98 percent of B2B website visitors remain anonymous and leave the site without contacting us. The Munich-based startup Webmetic wants to make these visitors visible to companies – completely cookie-free and GDPR-compliant. Anonymous visitors are enriched with relevant company data such as industry, size, or digital presence, thus becoming real sales opportunities. How exactly Webmetic works and what the biggest challenges have been for the company, founded in 2024, reports Webmetic founder Yannik Süß in an interview. (Photo: Webmetic)
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