Top 5 Photography VC (Venture Capital) Funds in Poland in January 2026

Last updated: Jan 2026 A list of 5 VC (Venture Capital) funds that invest in Photography startups based in Poland. We rank investors based on the number of investments they made in Photography companies from Poland. We update this investor list every month.

Top 5 Photography VC (Venture Capital) Funds in Poland in January 2026

Investor	Photography Poland investments
Inovo.vc	1
Maxwell Ventures	1
AIP Seed	1
Vayner/RSE	1
Industrifonden	1

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VC for the most ambitious founders in CEE

Investment focus

Software, Artificial Intelligence, SaaS
Seed, Pre-Seed, Series A
Poland, United States, United Kingdom

Portfolio highlights

Jutro Medical — Jutro Medical offers a combination of online and offline primary care — pairing mobile first telemedicine with physical clinic
Yope — Salo is a discussion platform that erases the borders for people with diverse opinions to let anyone speak up and be heard.
sintra.ai — Build, grow, and scale your business with a team that never sleeps.

Maxwell Ventures was added in 2013.

Investment focus

Mobile, Photography
Seed
Poland

Portfolio highlights

Foap AB — We help brands scale their visual content efforts with a diverse community of 3 million photographers & videographers from all over the world to increase the RO

Our goal is to be the first investor in top CEE startups. Get in touch if you are at day one of building a global tech company. With more than 110 investments, AIP Seed is the largest fund in Poland and among the largest in CEE.

Investment focus

E-Commerce, Software, SaaS
Seed, Pre-Seed
Poland

Portfolio highlights

EduCat — Online platform supporting the application process to foreign university
Revoize — Revolutionize your audio with Revoize, a cutting-edge AI-powered Speech Enhancement engine.
Stimy AI — Solve algebra instantly, get feedback on math work, and practice math topics

Founded in 2014, Vayner/RSE is a marriage of builders: Gary Vaynerchuk, VaynerMedia and RSE Ventures. VRSE invests in teams building tomorrow's companies through unique consumer insight and relentless drive.Our sweet spot is in the first round of institutional financing, funding either as lead investors or as part of a syndicate.Beyond capital, we support our community with access and insights derived across both our investment portfolio and the operating companies we oversee on a daily basis.Our team has a diverse background of starting, growing and operating companies across a variety of industries and life stages and we leverage this mental elasticity to help our entrepreneurs through the gamut of challenges that accompany building companies.

Investment focus

Internet, Software, Mobile
Seed, Series A, Series B
United States, Australia, Canada

Portfolio highlights

Danvas — Danvas is advancing screens that will possess a fully dimensional interactive design that brings NFT art to life and will reinforce the authentic ownership of the artwork. Its premium, luxury digital art canvas aims to accelerate the world’s appreciation of digital artists and their artwork, and introduce art collectors to the value, andpossibilities of the next wave of digital art.
Lockchain.ai — AI-powered risk management for digital assets.
nameless — Nameless is a non-fungible token (NFT) platform as a service software company that empowers businesses, individuals, and digital creators to create, mint, and capitalize on their own custom NFT projects through easy-to-use scalable API solutions.

Industrifonden is a Nordic evergreen venture capital firm with a fund size of $600m, that focuses on early-stage technology and life science companies with international potential. The company works long term with the entrepreneurs we invest in, and have a strong track record of building game changing companies. Industrifonden-backed companiesinclude tech companies Qlik, Arcam, Soundtrack Your Brand, Fishbrain, and life science companies CellaVision, Oncopeptides and AMRA.