Which innovative Ukrainian startups have received funding from Google: a complete list
12 June 12:55
35 Ukrainian startups have received funding as part of the final stage of the Google Support Fund for Startups in Ukraine. The program, which was launched in 2022 with a budget of $5 million, received additional funding of $10 million in February this year, "Komersant Ukrainian" reports, citing the official Google Ukraine blog.
Focus on medtech and artificial intelligence
The companies of the latest cohort are dominated by medical and AI startups. In particular, the program includes two bionic prosthesis companies, Allbionics and Versi Bionics, as well as AIBODY, which models human body physiology using artificial intelligence.
In the field of AI for business, Adminix is a platform for no-code development, Legal Nodes for legal solutions for technology companies, and StackBob for access control.
Other areas include platforms for marketing (BannerBoo, buzzabout), logistics (Wareflow), coworking management (Spacebring), and even plastic recycling (The Good Plastic Company).
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Full list
- Adminix: an AI-powered no-code development and automation platform that helps businesses create software solutions without involving IT teams.
- AIBODY: a platform that offers high-precision modeling of body physiology by combining digital physiology with generative AI.
- Allbionics: affordable and functional bionic prostheses for people with upper limb loss.
- Allpass.ai: AI-powered platform for automating regulatory compliance for businesses.
- Apixmed: an AI-based platform that provides personalized treatment recommendations by analyzing medical records and genomic data of patients.
- Aspichi: a virtual reality platform that combines immersive therapy with AI-based diagnostics.
- Banani: an AI-based tool for quick and easy generation of interface design.
- BannerBoo: an AI-powered platform for creating, managing, and publishing animated and video ads.
- buzzabout: an AI-powered tool that turns online conversations into actionable insights for marketers.
- ClinCaseQuest: a simulation learning platform for medical education designed to improve clinical thinking and reduce medical errors among healthcare professionals.
- Crosscheck: An AI platform that helps companies prepare for audits faster and more efficiently.
- Generect: B2B platform for automating lead generation by identifying ideal customer profiles.
- GoSolo: a business banking and e-commerce platform for small businesses and the self-employed.
- Grais: an AI-powered messaging agent that helps you respond faster and smarter.
- HESH: a production management system designed to optimize manufacturing processes.
- Impasto: a platform for automating LinkedIn communications for agencies and sales teams using AI and personalization.
- Karpatia Benefits: a corporate benefits management platform that simplifies the process of creating, managing, and delivering benefits.
- Knopka: a system for calling medical staff in hospitals to coordinate actions, provide emergency response, and help patients at the touch of a button.
- Legal Nodes: an AI-focused platform for legal and compliance solutions for global technology companies.
- NeuCurrent: AI-powered customer experience management and omnichannel marketing platform.
- OpenBabylon: a platform for adapting advanced AI models for specific evaluation and use, such as reflecting national culture, language, and social structures.
- Quoroom: a platform for venture capital funds and private companies to manage investment activities.
- Reblum: a professional AI-powered image retouching platform.
- Soft Way: an AI-powered platform for organizing, managing, and optimizing business trips.
- Spacebring: a platform for managing coworking and shared workspaces.
- StackBob: AI platform for identity and access management (IAM)
- Subjektiv: a platform for artists, buyers, and experts to trade unique tangible art objects.
- TechNovator: technology for wireless energy transmission by quantization.
- The Good Plastic Company: a technology for recycling plastic waste into sustainable materials.
- The Originals: a resale platform that simplifies the sale of branded items and uses AI to build trust and sustainable consumption.
- Versi Bionics: a robotic bionic prosthesis designed to provide high functionality for people with limb loss.
- Wareflow: AI-powered warehouse management platform that automates and optimizes logistics operations.
- Wild.Codes: an AI-powered marketplace of trusted technical specialists.
- X-Ray Contact: a platform for fast automatic face verification for risk analysis.
- YouScan: AI-powered social media analytics platform.
Support conditions
Each startup receives up to $100 thousand in non-refundable funding, mentoring support from Google, access to the company’s products, and up to $350 thousand in loans for the use of Google Cloud services.
The program is implemented through the Ukrainian accelerator 1991, which is the fund’s operator in Ukraine.
Context of the war
Google launched the program as a response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. According to the company, the goal is not only to support current businesses, but also to “strengthen the community and lay the groundwork for post-war economic recovery.”
According to Google, Ukrainian entrepreneurs continue to create and develop global companies despite the challenges of war. The company expects the supported startups to “create a new generation of global technology leaders.”
The program is one of the largest international technology support initiatives for Ukraine since the beginning of the full-scale war.
Over the course of the program, 98 Ukrainian startups working in artificial intelligence, healthcare, fintech, and other technology areas have received support.
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