Tech. Interviews

How AI contributes to improving human interactions. The story behind deeptech Ender Turing

When it comes to business matters, all companies, without exception, want to communicate with customers as smoothly as possible. Scale-up Champions program’s alumni Ender Turing, a deeptech startup founded by Ukrainians, helps them with that. The startup develops an AI-based call

How Poland’s fyrtel.market democratizes e-grocery. Interview with startup’s co-founder

The e-commerce startup fyrtel.market develops a marketplace for easy online shopping from local retailers. The platform has already connected over 200 local stores in three Polish cities and doesn’t plan to stop. Last month, the startup raised €850,000 for further scaling in

How Georgian fintech conquers Indian and Philippine markets. Interview with Kernel co-founder

Kernel is a Tbilisi-based developer of a platform with invoicing and financial tools for small businesses and freelancers. This fintech startup has already acquired more than 45,000 users in Georgia, the Philippines, and India. At the beginning of June, Kernel raised $30,000

“Great Ukrainian product should enter global markets.” How birb was launched in London

After the beginning of the full-scale war, the Kyiv rental market plummeted, and the team of bird, an iOS app for finding accommodation in the capital, was reassured that their European vector had been the right choice. The product has

Estonian IT entrepreneur Ragnar Saas has already delivered 60+ trucks to Ukrainian defenders. How it started

Estonian entrepreneur Ragnar Saas has a strong connection to Ukraine. The co-founder of Pipedrive and founding CEO of Salto-X has business assets and a huge network in Kyiv, where a chapter of his Lift99 community is located. Saas supports a

“We believe in Ukraine’s potential despite the war and losses caused by it,” Mykola Mykhaylov, Pracuj Ventures

At the beginning of May, the Polish fund Pracuj Ventures invested in PeopleForce, a startup that became the first Ukrainian project in the fund’s portfolio. PeopleForce develops HRM solutions for HR and recruiting processes automation. Among the startup’s clients are

“We will launch sales in the US soon”: How the startup Esper Bionics is working during the war

Esper Bionics is a Ukrainian hardware startup developing IoT devices in the field of prosthetics. Among the team’s products is the bionic self-learning hand prosthesis Esper Hand. Esper Bionics relocated its production facility after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine and

“Inglorious Basterds” on Ukrainian cyber front: how white hackers are fighting against Russia

Since the beginning of the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, many cybersecurity experts have joined the Ukrainian cyber front. They carry out DDoS attacks on Russian resources, defacing Russian sites, taking their popular services offline, and even more drastic operations. One of

“Defend the country and save the company”. How the Ukrainian startup Legal Nodes operates during the war

Legal Nodes develops a legal platform that helps innovative tech companies solve their legal needs all in one place. Before the full-scale war, Legal Nodes was a partner of over 100 companies, a lot of which were Ukrainian businesses. After