Minsk startup directory
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ACD Labs
Minsk development centre registered in 2018 for Advanced Chemistry Development, building scientific software for chemical research. Its products let researchers extract, analyse and manage the analytical and chemical knowledge produced during chemical studies, a specialised niche well outside general contract software work.
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AdataSoftware R&D
Belarusian Hi-Tech Park resident founded in 2020 that develops, sells and implements its own software for the automotive spare parts trade, including online resources, catalogues and services for the sector. Its head office is in Minsk with representative offices across Brest, Gomel, Grodno, Mogilev and Vitebsk.
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AimobiApps
Minsk Hi-Tech Park resident founded in 2018 that develops its own software for iOS devices rather than working to contract. The company reports that its applications reach the top of App Store rankings and have accumulated more than fifteen million users worldwide, built by a team of roughly ten people.
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AIRCLOUD
Belarusian product company and Hi-Tech Park resident founded in 2019, developing an ecosystem of server virtualisation and virtual desktop infrastructure. It spent roughly five years building its solution stack from scratch rather than reselling or wrapping existing platforms, and positions the result as a domestic alternative in VDI and virtualisation.
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AmDev
Minsk Hi-Tech Park resident founded in 2017 and the development arm behind Amasty, which has built Magento extensions for over a decade. More than 260 products have come out of the product teams in Minsk, with over 250 modules shipped on the Magento platform, all created, implemented and supported from the same office.
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APM2 Studio
Minsk game development studio founded in 2017 and resident in the Hi-Tech Park, specialising in mobile games for iOS and Android. It works in Unity 3D with C# and JavaScript alongside Autodesk, MotionBuilder, Vuforia and Spine 2D for animation, with a team of fewer than fifteen people.
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Armada Soft
Joint Belarusian-American company founded in 2014 and resident in the Hi-Tech Park, developing software for the financial industry in United States and European markets. It works in partnership with Experian, one of the largest credit scoring companies, and reports a team of about seventy people.
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Artox Lab
Minsk digital company and Hi-Tech Park resident founded in 2012 that builds its own consumer products rather than working only to contract. Its portfolio centres on two Belarusian services: 103.by, a medical ecosystem covering health information and appointments, and Relax.by, a city guide for planning leisure time. The company works across healthcare, urban lifestyle and digital services.
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Atmsystem
Minsk company developing air navigation software, active in the air traffic management market since 2009 and registered as a Hi-Tech Park resident. It employs engineers alongside business specialists to build ATM software, a domain where certification and safety requirements make it a markedly different proposition from general contract development.
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Blitz Vector
Minsk game development studio founded in 2023 and registered as a Hi-Tech Park resident, describing itself as running a product business model rather than a services one within games and entertainment. It builds its projects in Unity using C#, Java and the HLSL shading language.
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Bypass Factory
Minsk company founded in 2024 developing and producing rumen-protected feed additives for livestock, and an unusual Hi-Tech Park resident in that its output is physical rather than software. It builds protective matrices from solids and polymer coatings so that active substances survive the rumen and are released further along the digestive tract.
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Hi-Tech Park Belarus (HTP)
Belarus's flagship IT cluster at Kuprevicha 1/1 in Minsk, which describes itself as the Belarusian Silicon Valley and one of the largest IT clusters in Central and Eastern Europe. It offers a special legal environment and infrastructure, including a regime for regulated token circulation, and reports more than 60,000 programmers, developers, engineers, designers and analysts across its resident companies. It also runs a Startup Hub and IT education programmes.
