Prague startup directory
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Riki Fridrich
Veteran Czech-Slovak JavaScript developer and educator with two decades of frontend experience across companies such as Outreach, Mall.cz, TopMonks, and Economia. He teaches JavaScript through public and corporate courses and speaks regularly at conferences; a confirmed speaker at FrontKon 2026 in Prague.
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Robin Pokorný
Socio-technical software architect based in Berlin, focused on frontend architecture, functional programming, and engineering team practices. A confirmed speaker at FrontKon 2026 in Prague.
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Rockaway Capital
Rockaway Capital is a Prague-based investment group founded in 2013 by Jakub Havrlant, focusing on e-commerce, e-travel, media, fintech, and blockchain ventures across DACH, CEE, and the Balkans. The group's portfolio companies have generated aggregated revenues exceeding €2.5 billion and employ more than 5,000 people in 17 European countries. A notable exit was the sale of its stake in Mall Group, a leading CEE e-commerce platform, to Allegro for $1.13 billion.
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Rohlik Group
Rohlik Group is the Czech Republic's flagship ecommerce and logistics scale-up, often compared to Ocado for its vertically integrated model. The company dominates online grocery across Central Europe and operates the Knuspr brand in Germany and Austria, pairing premium assortment with fast delivery windows. By 2026, Rohlik is heavily automating fulfillment to push down unit economics while expanding warehouse capacity across CEE. Its influence is outsized locally, acting as a talent magnet and a repeat-founder factory for the Prague ecosystem.
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Rossum
Rossum specializes in intelligent document processing, moving beyond basic OCR to cognitive data capture. Its AI reads invoices, shipping manifests, and other structured documents with human-like accuracy, automating workflows for logistics, manufacturing, and finance. The company is scaling rapidly in the US market and positioning itself as the backbone for enterprise document automation. By 2026, Rossum is one of the Czech ecosystem's most credible soonicorns.
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Sara Polak
Archaeologist turned technology strategist and futurist who writes and speaks about artificial intelligence, the future of work, and how emerging technology reshapes society. A confirmed speaker at FrontKon 2026 in Prague.
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Signal Festival 2026
Signal Festival 2026 transforms Prague over four October nights (15–18 October 2026) with large-scale light installations, projections, kinetic sculptures and digital art across the city, under the theme 'Dream on! – Dreams and Visions'. The Czech Republic's largest festival of digital and creative culture, it pairs free outdoor installations with the ticketed Signal INSIDE zone; the full 2026 artist programme is unveiled on 2 September 2026.
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Spaceti
PropTech platform unifying workplace apps and building systems (BMS, HVAC, lighting, access, IoT) into one AI-driven layer for space utilization, booking, digital twins and ESG tracking across real estate portfolios.
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Startup World Cup Prague 2026
The Czech regional qualifier for Startup World Cup, offering a USD 1M global investment prize. Early-stage startups pitch to local and international VCs in Prague. A great launchpad for Czech founders seeking cross-border visibility and investment.
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Tatum
Tatum is a developer platform that unifies dozens of blockchain protocols into a single API, allowing enterprises to build crypto features without specialized blockchain teams. The platform abstracts wallet creation, transactions, and smart contract interactions into simple endpoints. By 2026, Tatum positions itself as the “Stripe for crypto infrastructure,” serving banks and fintechs that want to launch regulated digital-asset services. Its focus is on reliability and developer speed rather than speculative crypto exposure.
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TBM Group
TBM Group is an international conference and events organization company headquartered in Prague, Czech Republic, with a secondary office in Skopje, North Macedonia. The company specializes in organizing data-driven B2B conferences across industries including energy, IT, finance, and healthcare, with a portfolio of over 600 events and more than 40,000 attendees worldwide. TBM Group is the official organizer of the AI Tech Summit series, including the 2026 edition held in Belgrade at the Sava Center in September.
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Tejas Kumar
Developer relations engineer, author, and international conference speaker focused on web development, JavaScript, and AI tooling. A keynote speaker at FrontKon 2026 in Prague, he is known for talks on modern frontend architecture and developer experience.
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The Linux Foundation
Nonprofit foundation supporting open-source projects worldwide and organiser of Open Source Summit Europe, its premier vendor-neutral open-source conference. The Europe edition convenes maintainers, developers, technologists, and community leaders, and in 2026 is hosted in Prague with co-located events.
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Twisto
Twisto is a Prague-based fintech founded in 2013 by Michal Smida, offering buy-now-pay-later and digital payment solutions across Central Europe. The platform allows consumers to defer payments at checkout and manage spending via a mobile app and virtual card, while merchants benefit from higher conversion rates. Twisto expanded into Poland and Romania before being acquired by Zip Co (Australia) in 2022 for approximately $97 million. The company helped pioneer BNPL adoption in CEE and remains a notable Czech fintech exit story.
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Update Conference Prague 2026
The largest .NET developer conference in the Czech Republic, held at the Clarion Congress Hotel Prague. Relevant for dev-tooling and B2B software founders recruiting engineers and reaching the Czech developer community.
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WebExpo Prague 2026
Prague's premier web and digital technology conference attracting 1,500+ designers, developers, and product managers. Features world-class speakers on UX, frontend, and product development. Tickets range from EUR 200-400, making it one of the best-value tech conferences in Central Europe.
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WebExpo Prague 2027
WebExpo Prague 2027 runs 26-28 May at Palace Lucerna in the heart of Prague. The conference covers web development, design and product management, with the 2027 call for papers and workshop announcements expected in late 2026 or early 2027.
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Woltair
Woltair is a digital marketplace and installation platform for heat pumps and solar systems. It streamlines the complex process of finding qualified contractors, securing subsidies, and completing installations. By 2026, the company is a notable Czech green-tech player pushing heat pump adoption across Central Europe. Its operational advantage is a software-driven workflow layered on top of local installer networks.
