#Brandnew
It’s that time again – new startups are in the starting blocks! Here are some exciting young companies you should know about. Today we take a look at these startups: Bonice, KothonTech, Connectome Health, Inclusys and swipesign.
deutsche-startups.de today once again presents a selection of young startups that were founded in the past weeks and months or have recently emerged from stealth mode. By the way, there are even more exciting start-ups in our newsletter Startup Radar.
Bonice
Bonice from Berlin is a “stamp card without an app”. The team of founders Gino Günther and Roxana Mitrofan uses “native wallet technologies that are pre-installed on almost every smartphone”. This is intended to “reduce the inhibition threshold enormously”. Bonice’s target audience is cafes, fast-casual restaurants and bakeries.
KothonTech
The AI platform KothonTech from Munich, driven by Ahmed Saidani and Julia Inderst, “identifies the top 2% of international software engineers through skill tests instead of CV screening, matches them with European startups and enables hiring via EoR service”.
Connectome Health
Connectome Health from Zurich, founded by Lucas Scherdel and Rufus Mitchell-Heggs, is all about being able to track brain changes in real time. “With context-enriched brain measurement to advance people, performance, and platforms,” says the team.
Inclusys
Inclusys from Heilbronn, founded by Hauke Wendt and Alexander Kuon, develops “assistance products to support people with cognitive limitations, such as autism, ADHD or dementia”. The team wants to “make it easier for these people to plan their day through innovative and user-friendly technologies.”
swipesign
swipesign from Vienna, founded by Reinhold Lackner and Hannes Aigner, offers a “GDPR-compliant e-signature platform for freelancers, SMEs, lawyers and notaries throughout Europe”. “We focus on legally secure, easy-to-use signature processes with data storage exclusively in the EU,” explains the team.
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