GCP – Google for Startups Accelerator: AI First – Meet the 2025 Brazilian cohort

In a landscape where AI is an engine of growth for the Latin American economy, Brazil stands out as a leader in innovation. Google is committed to supporting and shaping the future of AI startups, and our new accelerator cohort is proof of that.

Following a highly competitive selection process, we are proud to announce 11 startups that will participate in the AI First program. This group of entrepreneurs represents the vanguard of digital transformation in the country, with innovative solutions that apply AI to solve challenges in diverse industries, from the financial and health sectors to marketing and agriculture. 

What’s next: During the program, which kicks off on September 2nd, the startups will receive personalized technical and strategic support, with access to Google’s top AI experts.

Meet the new cohort of the Google for Startups Accelerator: AI First

BrandLovers: This creator marketing platform uses AI to orchestrate campaigns, connecting brands with a network of over 300,000 influencers. Its smart technology optimizes the connection, ensuring that brands reach the right audience and achieve effective results in their marketing strategies.

Core AI: Core AI transforms industrial ecosystems into scalable credit platforms. By enabling SaaS companies to offer automated, AI-driven credit products, the startup is revolutionizing how credit is made available in the market.

Courageous Land: An agribusiness startup that uses the Agroforestry Intelligence platform to regenerate degraded landscapes through agroforestry. The technology optimizes carbon removal and organic production, contributing to sustainability and the fight against climate change.

Inspira: Inspira is an AI-powered legal platform created by lawyers, for lawyers. It provides reliable technology to keep law firms ahead, automating tasks and offering insights for strategic decision-making.

Jota: An AI platform that automates the finances and operations of entrepreneurs, boosting profitability. With a recent $60 million funding round, Jota is one of the highlights of this cohort, showcasing the potential of Brazilian AI startups.

Oncodata: This healthtech company develops AI-powered digital pathology solutions to accelerate cancer diagnosis and expand access to health services across Latin America, bringing hope and efficiency to the sector.

Paggo: A fintech company that is transforming how construction companies in Brazil manage their finances, automating payables, receivables, and treasury. Paggo’s solution increases financial efficiency and transparency in a traditionally complex sector.

Rivio: Rivio automates hospital billing with AI, reducing denials and delays through ERP integration and intelligent claim analysis. The startup is essential for optimizing the financial and operational processes of hospitals.

Tivita: Tivita helps healthcare providers thrive by putting their back-office management on autopilot. The platform optimizes administrative routines, allowing healthcare professionals to focus on what truly matters: patient care.

Vöiston: A healthtech company that uses AI to analyze and understand unstructured clinical data, addressing complex challenges in the healthcare sector. Vöiston is at the forefront of medical innovation, helping to uncover valuable insights.

Yuna: Yuna develops an AI-driven platform for personalized, interactive, and free children’s stories. The startup is reinventing how children engage with reading, promoting learning and creativity.

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