AI made in Poland. CampusAI ranks among the world’s top startups
CampusAI made it into the top 20 best projects worldwide and qualified for the Startup Battlefield final at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 at San Francisco.
Every year, thousands of young companies from around the world apply to this prestigious competition. The TechCrunch judges select about 200 of the best, and then 20 of those get the chance to showcase their work on the main stage. The finalists compete not just for a financial prize but above all for the attention of the industry and investors.
TechCrunch Disrupt is not just a conference — it’s primarily an opportunity to showcase ideas that has opened the doors to success for companies like Dropbox, Discord, Trello and Airtable. Being part of the top 20 means that CampusAI is joining an elite club of startups with huge global potential.
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