Berlin-based construction tech startup Koppla has secured €6 million in funding to accelerate the development of its collaborative scheduling platform for construction sites.
The round was led by Newion, with participation from Brandenburg Kapital and angel investors including Martin Rodeck, Thorsten Krauß, Ingo Holz, and Andreas Beckmann. Existing backers Earlybird, Coparion, and HPI Ventures also joined the round.
Newion’s Leopold Lindner said the investment reflects strong belief in Koppla’s tailored approach to modernising construction, an industry under intense pressure to digitise. Angel investor Rodeck praised Koppla for replacing siloed, outdated scheduling systems with real-time tools that promote collaboration across teams.
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Expansion plans and hiring roadmap
Koppla plans to use the capital to expand its platform capabilities and scale its team across sales, customer success, technology, and product. The software, already in use by more than 100 customers across 600 projects, enables site crews and office teams to remain in sync through dynamic scheduling.
“Our vision is to deliver a simple, holistic scheduling solution for the construction sector,” said co-founder and managing director Marco Trippler. Co-founder Lasse Steffen added that legacy scheduling tools are falling short, and Koppla’s platform offers a modern alternative suited to the industry’s evolving needs.
From startup to industry staple
Founded in 2020 by three school friends — Jerome, Marco Trippler, and Lasse Steffen — the company aims to bring digital precision to construction project management. Its M3 system continuously updates project tasks in response to shifting site conditions, helping avoid delays and idle time.
To date, over €3 billion in construction volume has been managed through Koppla’s system. The company now works with 18 of the top 100 construction firms in the DACH region, positioning itself as a key enabler of digitisation in one of Europe’s most traditional sectors.
