Fall Batch 2026: the startups of the HEC Paris Incubator's new cohort
The HEC Paris Incubator welcomes its new September cohort, bringing together 13 startups and 23 founders. Health, finance, law, AI, agriculture, beauty… The incubated projects span a wide range of sectors, with one thing in common: tackling concrete problems in established markets. Founded in 2007 and based at Station F, the HEC Paris Incubator supports entrepreneurs in developing their startups through a four-month program. Here are the startups that make up this new cohort.
The 13 startups joining the Incubateur HEC Paris
CHARLIE Finance
Mathis Baala, Alexandre Lkhaoua and Thomas Higadere founded Charlie Finance, a data infrastructure for wealth management firms that connects their existing software and centralizes all client data. This data becomes usable by teams and by AI agents alike, which prepare everyday documents without replacing any tool.
OralData (formerly EndoData)
Pedro Kasprzykowski S. Magalhães founded OralData, an AI platform that structures patient data, saves time for dental surgeons, and supports MedTech companies with their European compliance challenges.
Belver
Audric Strumpler founded Belver, a startup developing autonomous drones to prevent damage caused by wildlife to agricultural crops.
Triloge
Paul Seignarbieux founded Triloge, a startup that helps families clear out houses and apartments following a death, an inheritance, or a life transition.
Hexagone AI
Mariia Zameshina and Romain Boudet founded Hexagone AI, a startup that enables companies to anonymize their documents locally, in order to use AI on confidential data without transmitting it to third parties.
SIMAPTIC
Mehdi Imouloudene and Benoit Colin founded SIMAPTIC, a deeptech specialized in immersive medical simulation. Its technology easily transforms basic training manikins into high-fidelity simulators, making immersive simulation accessible to every center, without the usual constraints of cost, logistics, or technical complexity.
Siestify
Gildas Ovono Mba and John Selan founded Siestify, which makes it easy to book premium hotel experiences, from day stays to short breaks, across France and Africa.
Regorus
Sixtine Leraillez and Louan Bélicaud founded Regorus, which automates the administrative management of estates for notaries, so they can devote more time to legal advice and to supporting families.
NUGAE
Lucie Hubert founded Nugae, a premium neurocosmetics brand based in Tahiti that combines the science of the skin-brain axis, Polynesian pharmacopoeia, and sensoriality. Its products act on the relationship between the skin and the brain to pair proven efficacy with a sensory experience, drawing on the natural active ingredients of Polynesian heritage.
Dealstone
Laetitia Benayoun Mattei founded Dealstone, a startup that makes divestiture and acquisition deals accessible to business leaders. From idea to closing, Dealstone supports company heads looking to sell or buy through a network of M&A experts and native AI technology.
Mesurons
David Hagege and Damien Brugne founded Mesurons, a French MedTech that saves time and money for healthcare professionals, both private practitioners and institutions, while significantly improving the service delivered to patients. Its intelligent systems accelerate prevention, screening, and treatment, benefiting both caregivers and patient prognoses.
Nodera
Carla Martin and Guillaume Fauconnier founded Nodera, a startup that helps companies run their servers at the time and place where electricity is cleanest and cheapest. Its mission: to reconcile computing power with the energy transition, proving that you can reduce your carbon footprint without sacrificing performance or budget.
AMIO
Emma von Tschammer and Anaïs Roger founded AMIO to help people looking to widen their circle and build authentic connections, by offering them personalized social experiences that bring together small groups around shared interests in carefully designed settings.
Three startups from the HEC Startup Launchpad
The HEC Startup Launchpad is an intensive 11-week accelerator that helps HEC Paris students turn their ideas into real startups. The new cohort includes three startups joining the Incubateur HEC Paris after being supported by the Launchpad: Regorus, Triloge, and Dealstone.
This continuity illustrates the complementarity of the programs run by HEC Paris Innovation & Entrepreneurship Institute: founders can grow their project within an ecosystem that combines support, expertise, training, and access to an international network.
Comprehensive support
The Incubateur HEC Paris offers participatory, evolving, and à la carte support. Depending on their maturity and priorities, startups can benefit from, among other things:
- a 360° diagnostic of their business;
- mentoring and the expertise of professionals;
- support on strategy, business development, and fundraising;
- training dedicated to running a startup;
- introductions to the HEC Paris entrepreneurial ecosystem;
- visibility and international development opportunities.
Since its creation, the incubator has supported more than 900 companies, including Leetchi, Point Vision, Garantme, Ovrsea, MyJobGlasses, and Spacefill. The incubator runs three admissions per year: in January, in May, and in September.
Would you like to join the next cohort? Next applications will open soon. Sign up for the early bird list to receive the information in advance.