Startup Booster Poland, supported by PARP, has opened recruitment for its DeepTech Goes Dual accelerator program. The initiative focuses on supporting startups creating solutions based on breakthrough scientific and engineering achievements.
eSky, a Polish travel tech company, has unveiled a new approach to trip planning, showcasing innovative features designed to simplify and enhance the travel experience for users.
Orange Polska has deployed five AI-powered assistants at the ‘Pomnik-Centrum Zdrowia Dziecka’ children’s health institute to provide rapid information and navigation support for patients, caregivers, and visitors.
mObywatel, a Polish startup, shared critical tips for users regarding courier services during holiday periods to ensure smooth delivery experiences.
Rentalify, described as ‘Airbnb for photo and video equipment,’ will cease operations starting August 15.
Waterdrop accelerates its Polish market expansion by partnering with Żabka Jush and Carrefour, while maintaining collaboration with tennis player Hubert Hurkacz. The move enhances retail distribution across nearly 2,000 Rossman pharmacies.
Fitek, an Estonian company specializing in automating invoice and financial processes, begins operations in Poland following the launch of the mandatory National e-Invoice System. The expansion targets Polish businesses seeking financial automation solutions.
Polish cybersecurity alert warns users about BLIKA’s malicious browser extension (Edgecution) that stole sensitive data and led to financial losses for affected users.
Hard2beat, a Polish VC fund investing in early-stage deep tech companies, organized THE MOAT event to connect European deep tech startups with venture capital investors in Warsaw.
A Polish startup’s electric toilet app sparked widespread discussion on LinkedIn in July 2026, with users praising its unexpected utility and viral appeal. The app’s tagline ‘no one asked, everyone needed it’ became a cultural reference point.