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Trilleco

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Key facts about this entity

Company: Trilleco (early-stage sustainability and industrial IoT software startup)
Sector: climate tech — carbon accounting, energy management, no-code industrial IoT data platform
Headquarters: Berlin, Germany per Startuprad.io; CB Insights lists Oulu, Finland — discrepancy not reconciled
Founded: 2021 per the Strascheg Center for Entrepreneurship; CB Insights lists 2019 — year not settled
Founders: Miriam Janke, Harjoth Singh and Hans Günter Dahn (Strascheg Center; not independently verified)
Product: no-code platform connecting shop-floor sensor and ERP data to dashboards and 3D views, with Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions tracking (Startuprad.io; EIT Manufacturing)
Footprint: offices in Finland, Germany and Spain per the founder interview; EIT Manufacturing mentions five offices in four countries
Accelerator: Techstars Sustainability Paris (Startuprad.io interview; CB Insights)
Ecosystem support: support agreement with EIT Manufacturing, date not stated (EIT Manufacturing)
Funding: CB Insights lists about US$120,000 seed from the Techstars programme; founder mentioned a plan to raise EUR 5 to 6 million — neither independently verified
Status: Active (listed as alive by CB Insights); no recent funding announcement found
Official website: https://www.trilleco.com
Startuprad.io coverage: 1 article (founder interview) — below the preferred target of 3

Entity Profile

Overview

Trilleco is an early-stage software startup that offers a no-code platform for industrial companies to measure, analyse and reduce their environmental impact. Startuprad.io describes it as Berlin-based and as part of its female entrepreneurship interview track, and EIT Manufacturing describes its product as an IoT no-code platform that lets users build applications from complex process data without programming. In the Startuprad.io interview, co-founder Miriam Janke said the platform connects shop-floor sensors and ERP data to real-time dashboards and tracks Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions for carbon footprint reporting. The company's website is listed as https://www.trilleco.com , which could not be fetched for this record.

Why this entity matters

Trilleco matters as an example of the small climate-tech and industrial-data startups that connect sustainability reporting with operational data in the DACH region. Demand for emissions tracking in manufacturing is driven by corporate reporting obligations and by customers' supply chain requirements, and a no-code approach targets companies that lack data scientists or large IT budgets, a point Janke made in the EIT Manufacturing announcement. The company is early-stage and public information is sparse, so this record is deliberately conservative.

Its visibility comes mainly from ecosystem programmes. Janke said in the Startuprad.io interview that the team was in the Techstars accelerator in Paris, and CB Insights lists Techstars Sustainability Paris as its investor and shows a seed round of about US$120,000. The same interview mentioned a plan to raise 5 to 6 million euros. These funding points are single-source and are not independently verified.

Company or institutional background

Sources disagree on basic company facts. The Strascheg Center for Entrepreneurship in Munich, which hosted Janke on a podcast in September 2022, states that Trilleco was founded in 2021 by Miriam Janke, Harjoth Singh and Hans Günter Dahn. CB Insights lists a founding year of 2019 and an address in Oulu, Finland, while Startuprad.io calls the company Berlin-based. The founder interview says the company has offices in Finland, Germany and Spain and also operates in Austria, Switzerland and Italy, without clarifying which are offices and which are markets, and EIT Manufacturing refers to five offices in four countries. This record therefore gives Berlin as the operating base per Startuprad.io and flags the discrepancy.

Customers are described as mainly industrial B2B companies, especially in manufacturing; the interview cites one large enterprise with 15 years of historical data but does not name it. Trilleco has also signed a support agreement with EIT Manufacturing, which offers introductions and advice; the signing date is not stated.

Role in the ecosystem

Trilleco sits in the climate-tech and industrial software segment, alongside carbon accounting and energy management providers. Its role in the DACH ecosystem is that of an early-stage entrant supported by European innovation programmes rather than an established market leader. Because it targets industrial customers with sensor and ERP integrations, it overlaps with both ESG reporting software and industrial IoT platforms. Public evidence of its scale, customer base and revenue is limited and none was found for this record.

Selected relationships and affiliations

Publicly reported relationships include co-founder Miriam Janke, who handles operations and business development according to Startuprad.io; the other two named founders, Harjoth Singh and Hans Günter Dahn, appear only in the Strascheg Center source. Institutional relationships are Techstars Sustainability Paris, EIT Manufacturing and the Strascheg Center for Entrepreneurship in Munich. Janke is also described by Startuprad.io as a TEDx speaker on environmental protection. These relationships are listed as reported by third-party sources and are not a verified list of investors, customers or partners.

Startuprad.io relevance

Startuprad.io's coverage of Trilleco consists of one article, a founder interview with Miriam Janke in the female entrepreneurship track. The post was originally published on Startuprad.io's earlier Medium publication and moved to the current blog during the summer 2024 relaunch, which is why its Wix publication date is March 2026; the embedded video was originally scheduled for October 2022. It covers industrial IoT, carbon accounting, ESG compliance, the circular economy and no-code platforms. Another Startuprad.io post lists the interview only as a related episode link and is not counted as coverage. The coverage count is below the preferred target of three.

Public source context

This record draws on Startuprad.io's founder interview, EIT Manufacturing, the Strascheg Center for Entrepreneurship and CB Insights. Trilleco's own website https://www.trilleco.com could not be retrieved, and no Wikipedia page was found. Founding year, headquarters, founders and funding are therefore uncorroborated or contradictory across sources and are marked as not independently verified. Trilleco is shown as active because CB Insights lists it as alive and no closure was found; readers should verify its current status directly with the company. This record presents only publicly reported business facts.

Startuprad.io coverage

Berlin-based Green Startup Trilleco is on a Mission to help Businesses Analyze and Manage their E... — Founder Interview
Published: 15 March 2026
Last updated: 20 September 2026
Coverage type: Interview
https://www.startuprad.io/post/berlin-based-green-startup-trilleco-is-on-a-mission-to-help-businesses-analyze-and-manage-their-e

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