Croatia startup ecosystem
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Technology Park Split
Technology Park Split (TPS) is Croatia's largest technology park, spanning approximately 18,500 square metres and managed by Split's Development Agency (RaST). It brings together startups, researchers, and entrepreneurs through incubation and acceleration programs, co-working facilities, and four conference rooms. The park is designed to support innovative micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises in high-technology fields.
Verne
Verne is a Zagreb-based autonomous mobility company developing a self-driving robotaxi service for European urban markets. It was spun out of Rimac Group by Mate Rimac, Marko Pejković, and Adriano Mudri, and raised EUR 100 million in Series A funding in 2024 from investors including TASARU Mobility Investments (Saudi Arabia's PIF), Infinum, and Kia. Verne is constructing its first production facility in Zagreb and plans to launch a 60-vehicle fleet in 2026.
Vital Bites
Vital Bites is a Zagreb-based direct-to-consumer brand selling dog gut-health supplements, including joint and hip, probiotic, and skin and coat chews. The company, registered as Vital Bites d.o.o., ships across more than a dozen European countries including Croatia, Germany, France and the Netherlands through its online store. It reports having served over 30,000 customers and is backed by Zagreb-based investor Feelsgood Capital.
Vodoskok
Vodoskok d.d. is a Zagreb-based manufacturer and distributor of PEHD, PP and PVC pipes and fittings for drinking-water and natural-gas supply, along with corrugated pipe systems and street and household sewage components. The company also supplies cast-iron pipes and fittings and sells across Croatia, Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Slovenia, North Macedonia and Kosovo. Vodoskok is a portfolio company of Croatian investor Prosperus Invest.
Wasp
Wasp is an open-source, full-stack TypeScript web framework co-developed by Croatian founders Matija and Martin Šošić. It integrates React, Node.js, and Prisma through a declarative configuration language, generating complete web applications with built-in auth, background jobs, and deployment. The company is Y Combinator alumni (W21) and raised EUR 1.3 million in seed funding led by Lunar Ventures.
WeAreDevelopers World Congress Zagreb Satellite 2026
Regional satellite event of the WeAreDevelopers congress, bringing world-class developer content to Zagreb. Features workshops and talks on full-stack development, DevOps, and emerging frameworks. A key gathering point for Croatia's fast-growing developer community.
Web Summer Camp 2026
Hands-on web development conference organised by Croatian agency Netgen since 2012, held at the five-star Hotel Ambasador in Opatija on the Adriatic coast. Across three days (2-4 July 2026) it runs interactive workshops, small-group discussions and networking across six specialised tracks, including JavaScript for Developers and a Digital Change track, aimed at developers, designers, project managers and founders.
Weekend Media Festival 2026
Largest regional communications festival now in its 19th edition, with five content tracks including Media, AI, HR, Investment and Finance Weekend gathering media, marketing and PR professionals.
Yellow Submarine
Yellow Submarine d.o.o., trading as Submarine, operates a chain of gourmet burger restaurants in Croatia, with a location most recently opened in Rovinj. The company positions its burgers as all-natural and homemade, using organic produce, local dairy and 100% local beef patties prepared in-house. Yellow Submarine is a portfolio company of the Zagreb-based investor Prosperus Invest.
ZICER – Zagreb Innovation Centre
Zagreb Innovation Centre (ZICER) is a publicly supported hub offering incubation, acceleration, and coworking services for tech startups. It runs four acceleration tracks (Startup Factory, Growth, Global, Deep Tech) backed by a EUR 300,000 investment fund, and provides access to ZICERLab for hardware and product development. The centre houses roughly 80 companies across sectors including AI, IoT, greentech, and electronics.
