The Top 10 finalists for the Startup World Cup Tunisia Regional Finale have been announced, bringing focus to some of the country’s most promising startups. These businesses are working across different sectors and are building solutions that can scale. The program offers them a chance to connect with investors and take their ideas further.
The selected startups will compete for a chance to represent Tunisia at the global finale in San Francisco, where they will pitch for a $1 million investment prize. Beyond the competition, the initiative is expected to strengthen the local innovation ecosystem by connecting founders with investors, industry experts and international opportunities.
At a time when African startups are seeking more access to capital and global markets, programs like the Startup World Cup are playing an important role. They provide exposure, validate business models and help entrepreneurs scale faster. For Tunisia, this is also an opportunity to showcase its growing capabilities in sectors such as health technology, artificial intelligence, mobility and digital services.
A Diverse Group of Solutions Driving Real Impact
The Top 10 finalists reflect a wide range of industries and practical solutions designed to address real challenges in Tunisia and beyond.
Bionic Soul is working to make bionic prostheses more affordable and accessible. By using advanced technology to design personalized prosthetics, the startup is helping amputees regain mobility while reducing costs. Its partnerships with hospitals and clinics could expand access to quality healthcare solutions.
DrugIT is focusing on improving drug discovery through artificial intelligence and machine learning. Its platform is designed to speed up the development of new treatments while offering deeper insights into complex biological data. This could reduce the time and cost required to bring new medicines to market.
E-Tafakna is simplifying legal services across the MENA region through a fully digital platform. By allowing users to create, manage and sign contracts online while accessing legal advice, the company is removing barriers that often limit startups and small businesses. Its AI-powered tools and digital onboarding make legal support more accessible.
LR MOVE is addressing mobility challenges for people with reduced mobility. Through adapted transport services and personalized assistance, the startup is improving access to healthcare, social activities and everyday services. Its work contributes to a more inclusive society while improving quality of life.
Pixii Motors is redefining urban mobility with its smart electric scooter. The product integrates advanced technologies such as predictive maintenance and intelligent safety systems, offering a scalable solution for modern cities while supporting cleaner transportation.
Pwn & Patch is strengthening cybersecurity by offering services such as penetration testing, threat intelligence and red team operations. As digital adoption grows, solutions like these are becoming critical for businesses looking to protect their systems and data.
SeekMake is building a platform that supports local manufacturing through automation and on-demand production. By enabling instant quoting and efficient order management, the startup is helping manufacturers scale and compete in a more digital and decentralized production environment.
SupplyzPro is making enterprise resource planning more accessible for small businesses. Its AI-powered platform simplifies tasks such as inventory management, invoicing and reporting through chat-based tools, including integration with WhatsApp. This approach reduces complexity and improves efficiency.
THINKNEO is supporting businesses through digital transformation, strategic planning and organizational development. With expertise in fintech and inclusion, the company helps businesses adapt to changing markets while improving performance and leadership.
WaterSec by Istidema.com is tackling water scarcity through real-time monitoring of water consumption. Using IoT and AI technologies, the solution helps users manage and reduce water usage, which is critical in a region facing increasing resource challenges.
Building Momentum for Tunisia’s Startup Ecosystem
The Startup World Cup Tunisia Regional Finale is more than a competition. It is a platform that connects local innovation with global opportunity. By bringing together startups, investors and ecosystem leaders, the initiative creates an environment where ideas can grow into scalable businesses.
The exposure alone can open doors for partnerships and funding, while the feedback from experts helps founders refine their strategies. For the winning startup, the opportunity to compete on a global stage offers both visibility and access to significant investment.
The event will take place on April 23, 2026, at Oya Hall, Radisson Blu Hotel in Tunis. During the session, finalists will present their solutions to a panel of experts, each aiming to stand out in a highly competitive field.
