#Brandnew
The startup world never sleeps! Time to take a look at some brand new companies that should definitely be on your radar. Today we are introducing you to these young companies: Repentium, Enviotech, Damalo, Hot Boys Cry and VinciFi.
It’s startup time again at deutsche-startups.de! Today we’ll show you young companies that were founded in the last few weeks and months – and those that have just ventured out of stealth mode. Even more exciting start-ups are waiting in our newsletter Startup Radar on you.
Repentium
The IndustrialTech Repentium from Salzburg is developing software for industrial 3D printing. “At the core of our technology is a patented printhead unit combined with a proprietary algorithm, which analyzes each print-object upfront,” explains the company founded by Lukas Rupsch and Florian Rohrmoser.
Enviotech
At Enviotech from Frankfurt am Main, founded by Adrian Rhaese and Linh Pham, everything revolves around “intelligent retrofit solutions for street lighting”. Specifically, it is about “intelligently retrofitting existing street lighting instead of having to completely replace it at great cost.”
Damalo
Damalo from Düsseldorf, founded by David Malovecky, positions itself as an “Agentic AI platform for Microsoft consulting and implementation”. The young company sees itself as a “service-as-a-software” provider.
Hot Boys Cry
The fresh company Hot Boys Cry from Berlin, founded by Alexander Nicolaus and Patrick Conrad, offers “emotional streetwear”. “Hot Boys Cry is a movement and lifestyle brand challenging the stigma around men’s emotional vulnerability,” it says in its self-description. In addition to clothes, there are also community events designed to spread the message.
VinciFi
Behind VinciFi from Hamburg is a financial app “that makes professional capital market research accessible to private investors”. “Users can use AI agents to analyze stocks or ask questions about markets, fed from high-quality data sources such as S&P Global and the dpa-AFX ProFeed,” said the team of founders Daniel Inselmann and Luca Ziegler.
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