Funded Apps Startups in Berlin
Disclosed funding amounts in this Berlin apps list cluster tightly below the top end: the largest disclosed round is OneFootball’s $300M (2022-04-26), whic…
Disclosed funding amounts in this Berlin apps list cluster tightly below the top end: the largest disclosed round is OneFootball’s $300M (2022-04-26), which dwarfs the next-highest disclosed amounts such as Taxfix’s $220M (2022-04-28) and Vivid Money’s $114M (2022-02-07). Outside those exceptions, many rounds sit in the $1M–$31M range, while several entries show “undisclosed” amounts (e.g., Mastodon on 2026-04-14; Clue on 2026-01-15).
The date window spans 2020-06-17 (Contentful) through 2026-04-14 (Mastodon), with a notable concentration around early 2022: multiple large rounds land in a two-month stretch (Ada Health $30M on 2022-02-10; Vivid Money $114M on 2022-02-07; lemon.markets $17M on 2022-04-04; Taxfix $220M on 2022-04-28; OneFootball $300M on 2022-04-26). Stage mix is uneven: “Series Unknown” and “undisclosed” are common labels (together affecting many of the 36 rows), while venture rounds still appear frequently across Seed, Pre-Seed, Series A/B/C/D, and one entry with no stage label (e.g., wajve on 2021-06-10).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in these Berlin apps startups, and is it an outlier?
OneFootball’s $300M (2022-04-26) is the largest disclosed amount and stands well above other disclosed rounds, including Taxfix at $220M (2022-04-28) and Vivid Money at $114M (2022-02-07). Below that peak, many other disclosed rounds are closer to single-digit millions (e.g., TRAIT $1M on 2024-07-22; Independesk $100K on 2022-03-24).
Are there time clusters where deals are especially dense in this list?
Yes. Several sizable rounds cluster in early 2022, especially around March–April 2022: Vivid Money $114M (2022-02-07), Ada Health $30M (2022-02-10), lemon.markets $17M (2022-04-04), Ninox $9M (2022-04-27), Taxfix $220M (2022-04-28), and OneFootball $300M (2022-04-26). That concentration is larger than the more mixed spacing seen in 2020–2021 and 2023–2024.
How many entries are missing disclosed amounts, and do they affect comparisons to the largest rounds?
A meaningful portion of the 36 rows are either “undisclosed” (e.g., Mastodon 2026-04-14; Clue 2026-01-15; Rex 2025-03-14) or otherwise non-numeric for amount comparisons (e.g., multiple “Series Unknown” rows). Because the top-end comparison relies on disclosed amounts, the presence of undisclosed entries increases the visibility of outliers like OneFootball $300M (2022-04-26) and Taxfix $220M (2022-04-28) among numeric rounds.
Which stages dominate, and how does stage reporting look when paired with missing information?
Stage labels vary widely, but “Series Unknown” shows up repeatedly (e.g., Mastodon 2026-04-14; AAZZUR 2026-01-20; Clue 2026-01-15; Signatrix 2024-05-30), and some rows have no stage label (e.g., wajve 2021-06-10; Flow Lab 2021-06-09; Fastic 2020-10-06). Meanwhile, major disclosed rounds do exist across named stages, including Series D (OneFootball $300M on 2022-04-26; Taxfix $220M on 2022-04-28) and Series B (Knowunity $31M on 2025-06-13; Ada Health $30M on 2022-02-10).
Are there notable smaller disclosed rounds that contrast with the large-ticket deals?
Yes. Independesk is a clear low-end disclosed amount at $100K on 2022-03-24, while other small disclosed rounds include TRAIT at $1M (2024-07-22) and Exakt Health at $2M (2022-03-03). These sit far below the top disclosed amounts of OneFootball $300M (2022-04-26) and Taxfix $220M (2022-04-28).
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