Belarus startup scenes have changed drastically in the past few years, gathering momentum in deep tech sectors such as AI and machine learning.
For entrepreneurs looking to build their startup, Minsk, the cultural and scientific hub of Belarus, has plenty to offer, including startup education programs, startup events, and the emergence of new coworking spaces.
Minsk, the capital city of Belarus, is known for its talented software engineers. It’s worth mentioning that the town is the homeland of global tech companies such as Viber, MSQRD, Wargaming, PandaDoc, and much more.
TechMinsk!
Established in 2013, TechMinsk as equity-free acceleration program for startups with the support of the US Agency for International Development (USAID) at Imaguru Startup Hub.
In 2019 TechMinsk team raised an Acceleration Fund and signed a partnership agreement with Google Launchpad to provide the most promising startups from Belarus with funding and knowledge.
In the latest development, the program is bringing together a group of compelling startups from TechMinsk Fall Batch on Demo Day at Imaguru Startup Hub Minsk on December 10. Each startup will have 3 mins pitch and 7 min for Q&As on the Demo Day stage.
During the Demo Day, investors will have a look at the TechMinsk startups, meet them at one-to-one meetings, and have real conversations with founders about follow-on cooperation.
Tania Marinich, Imaguru, and TechMinsk founder said:
We are expecting a great community of investors to join Demo Day. They will come over to Minsk one day before for a series of workshops, discussions, and networking. We are delighted 25+ invited investors from the US, Finland, Russia, Latvia, Kazakhstan, and Israel will attend Demo Day and the Investment Summit we organize at Imaguru.
In this regard, let’s have a look at the list of startups from Belarus to watch out for this year.
Eightydays
Eightydays.me is the smart and effortless way to design your trips around Europe. This plan offers an all-in-one trip plan search, from commercial flights, trains, buses, and ferries to hotels and vacation rentals through Airbnb and Booking.com.
Artyline
It is an AR mobile app for Product Managers creating interactive high-fidelity prototypes based on sketches using computer vision. With this app, you can draw a design, scan it using the smartphone camera, and get screen-layout.
PigPug
This platform offers neurofeedback and AI-based drug-free Brain training system for kids with ADHD and Autism through wireless headset and apps. Through this, children can overcome attention deficiency and increasing learning skills. Notably, children can receive remote supervising through an online platform that connects them with neurofeedback trainers.
WeAll
It is the platform for audience-engagement performances based on mobile device displays or flashlights. This app is designed precisely for bleachers, fans, concert audiences, and it is ideal for use at a variety of sporting and entertainment events at arenas, stadiums, concert halls, and even open-airs.
DealApp
DealApp is a cloud service for evaluating calls and sales growth. It was created to help sales teams become more efficient and ensure the company’s profit growth. This platform collects all the necessary information in one place: status on calls, ratings, and comments for each dialogue, statistics from CRM, and IP telephony.
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