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Explore in-depth profiles of Ukrainian startups and the founders behind them — from early-stage ventures to high-growth companies scaling globally.

Emin Aliekpierov (left) and Danylo Ohurtsov (right) of Contera.ai

Contera.ai Becomes First Ukrainian Startup in Techstars Tokyo Accelerator

The Kyiv-founded marketing automation startup has joined Techstars Tokyo’s 2025 class, securing $120,000 in funding as it builds on early traction and prepares for global growth.

Dropla Tech engineers developing drone-based threat detection systems in their workshop.

Dropla Tech Secures €2.4M to Scale AI-Powered Battlefield Threat Detection

A Danish-Ukrainian defense startup is advancing edge-based AI that can spot mines and ambush drones in real time, addressing NATO’s critical requirement for offline battlefield intelligence.

Uspacy co-founders Spartak Polishchuk, Dmytro Suslov, Kyrylo Melnychuk, and Volodymyr Pimakhov.

Uspacy Secures €420K Pre-Seed to Scale Its All-in-One Platform for SMEs

The Kyiv-based startup has drawn investor and grant backing to strengthen its product and marketing in Ukraine and Poland, while preparing for international expansion.

The Uniot team stands together at Demo Day

Ukrainian IoT Startup Uniot Wins $25K at YEP Accelerator Demo Day

The Kyiv-based company’s low-code platform for smart devices beat eight other startups to take home a $25K grant and entry into two high-profile founder networks.

Teletactica team members Denys Sosnin (left), Yevhen Zhebko (center), and Anton Hetman (right)

Teletactica Raises $1.5M to Scale Frontline Comms and Expand Across Europe

Built during wartime and tested under fire, Teletactica’s low-power, jamming-resistant gear is already used by Ukrainian forces — and now it’s scaling fast.

Four-propeller FPV drone with camera and GPS module

The Fourth Law Raises First Round to Scale Battlefield Drone Autonomy

Kyiv-based defense robotics startup unveils battlefield-tested targeting systems and global ambitions for AI-powered drone swarms

Tencore’s TerMIT unmanned ground vehicles positioned on sandy terrain.

Ukrainian Robotics Firm Tencore Raises $3.74M, Sets Legal Precedent for U.S. Defense Investment

Landmark deal with MITS Capital opens direct pathway for foreign capital into Ukraine’s DefenseTech sector