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Square One

Square One is a coworking space for creative, hands-on entrepreneurs focusing on helping them test, develop and grow their business in the city's new district. We offer: - open and closed doors space offices - wood workshops - textile workshops - photo studio - meeting room - seminars and mentoring

Casju

Casju fights food loss by turning waste from African cashew farmers into delicious plant-based caramels. Did you know that the cashew nuts come from a fruit? And did you know that in most African countries these perfectly nutritious fruits are getting wasted? Casju found a way to process the cashew fruits from the farmers locally and turn them intoy into delicious food ingredients. By doing so, cashew farmer can increase income and create local jobs.

Bestil Online

We are a Danish start-up company on a mission to revolutionize the online takeaway ordering industry. We want to give all restaurants the possibility to have a full serviced top tier online ordering system that until now only have been available for big brands with big wallets. With more than 20 years experience and a huge network with restaurants and take away industry in Denmark, we understand ours customers' needs. Therefore, we provide a simple, low-cost and user-friendly service.

Bridge

Last year we built a recruitment platform in order to match the right candidates with the right employers based on 1) skills (yes, it's still there) 2) what you want to do 3) personality and company culture. We have more than 1000 candidates. We are 1) A real recruitment company INDUCE (.dk), with real customers, making real money and growing (3 employees and 2 partners) 2) A Tech company called CTOCPH (.com) partly owns the product and leads the development https://bridge.induce.dk We work remotely or at the Rebel Work space next to Østerport station. We want to help, and we are every day helping companies get great candidates. It's NOT a one way street. It goes two-ways. If we find you what you want, makes you excited, and the job also matches your personality AND is a place where you have a high probability to fit it from day one – would you not want to take that chance? How many times do you know anything about the company you are applying for except the usual rant about "great workspace" and "innovative environment"? Is it real? We want you to get as many honest answers as possible before you take the leap. And hey the other side, the companies. Imagine tons of applications, all different looking CVs. No one reads that. And if they do, you get rejected on the wrong basis. Just because you forgot something you thought was obvious, or even worse – you didn't spend hours in Word making your CV look stellar and have the right amount of SEO keyword optimization in it.  You want this. Companies needs this. It's so simple. Forget the CV. Ok, it has it's place, but let's focus on the ones that want and can, shall we? Ok so we assume you are good from the beginning. Done. Next, we see if what you bring in existing skills and experience is good enough. Ok, reached that. Then – and here is where it gets interesting. We ask you what you want to do in the future. Crazy huh? We actually ask you that. Then, we ask you to draw some slides and kind of map your personality. And your preferred company culture. Are you an office camper or a road runner? Then – boom we ask the company the SAME questions. Who do they want? What is their company culture? Magic happens. You get matched. They invite you for an interview. Hopefully. What's not to like? Yes we are live. Yes you can join. But it's invitation only. So the only way to get in, unless you get invited from a friend is – to send your interest for a job. If we think you may be a good fit, we'll invite you. https://bridge.induce.dk/jobs/ Right now we are focusing on Digital profiles.

Smackway

Food business changer! The online platform for connecting suppliers and buyers with current focus in the European Union. The goal of the platform is to simplify the process of communication and negotiation while making a deal between supplier and buyer happen. An easy access to thousands of food and beverage products!

NodeByNode.com

NodeByNode.com is about discovering life's hidden gems. It's about sports, hobbies, knowledge, skills, self-improvement. It's about redefining your story.***Users explore NodeByNode.com at their own pace. As they travel through our universe, they build up a bucket list of interests, and for every topic we've written visually entising article about getting started.B2B partners are given a unique opportunity to advertise here. They become the first face, a person entering their market, ever sees.

Take Offer

Take Offer is Denmark's large online travel club with over 400.000 thousands members and still growing! Every year we send thousand of people on vacations and get-aways. Our main target is to make it easy and simple for you to travel with good substantial discounts. Take Offer ensures that you on a regular basis get exciting deals directly to your mailbox. We hope these emails and our website will work as an inspiration, that will ensure a travel experience, that you will never forget. All offered destinations on our website must be places that we would travel to ourselves. The team behind Take Offer consists of employees who are all passionate about travelling and want to inspire others to go on small or large breakaways from everyday life.

Tiderne.dk

Tiderne.dk er en dansk hjemmeside med fokus på aktuelle emner, inspiration, viden og indhold, der hjælper læsere med at holde sig opdateret og finde relevant information online. Siden henvender sig til danske brugere, der søger letforståeligt og brugbart indhold inden for hverdag, samfund, trends, livsstil, teknologi og generel viden. Formålet med Tiderne.dk er at samle interessant og informativt indhold ét sted, så besøgende nemt kan finde artikler, guides og inspiration, der matcher tidens udvikling og aktuelle behov.

MOSSYFROG

MOSSYFROG is a modern print-on-demand platform for personalised cards and invitations. We combine unique designs from independent creatives with technology and AI, making it easy for customers to create something personal, visually strong, and meaningful for life’s special occasions. MOSSYFROG is built for customers who value unique design, quality, and personality. Our ambition is to make MOSSYFROG Denmark’s preferred platform for personalised cards and invitations — known for design quality, innovation, and a modern customer experience that makes it easy to create something truly special. The platform is built on Shopify and integrated with one of the market’s most distinctive online design tools, making it possible to personalise designs directly in the browser.

Nærwear ApS

Nærwear develops physical, kinesthetic products that change how we relate to time. Time is visible everywhere — on our phones, computers, cars and watches — yet most of us experience it as pressure, distraction or background noise. Digital tools optimize productivity, but they rarely create awareness. We are solving the problem of disconnection from time. Instead of adding another screen, we remove it. Instead of constant information, we design intentional physical interaction. Our products make time tangible through touch and minimal interfaces, helping people become aware of how they spend their time rather than just tracking it. Our first product, STUND, is a screen-free, tactile timepiece. It does not compete with smartwatches; it offers an alternative. More physical products are in development, all built around the same principle: time should be felt, not just measured. We believe the future of meaningful hardware is not more digital noise, but better physical experiences.

LEVU

Levu is a booking and payment platform for the beauty and personal care industry, built around a fundamentally different revenue model. Today, salons and clinics are burdened by fragmented booking systems, no-shows, heavy administration, and high fixed platform fees that erode already thin margins. Meanwhile, customers expect fast, frictionless booking and seamless payments. Levu solves this by shifting platform costs away from salons and onto the end user. Instead of charging businesses recurring subscription fees, Levu generates revenue through a small service fee per completed transaction paid by customers — aligning incentives across the entire ecosystem. Customers book and pay for treatments in advance, while salons benefit from reduced no-shows, improved cash flow, and simplified operations, without increasing their fixed costs. Levu is designed for local, city-by-city rollout, enabling controlled expansion, strong unit economics, and early paths to profitability. The product is developed and prepared for initial market entry, with a go-to-market strategy focused on high-frequency services such as hair, beauty, and wellness. We are currently raising capital to fund initial market entry, operations, and targeted local marketing in our first Danish cities, with the objective of proving traction and scaling sustainably.

Bellis

Bellis is developing a direct-to-consumer travel experience platform to help local tourism businesses sell experiences and gift cards directly to travelers, solving the problem of high commissions, lost customer relationships, and generic discovery on traditional booking platforms — powered by low fees, strong data ownership, and an AI-driven discovery layer. The tourism and experience economy is dominated by large global booking platforms and deal sites that take high commissions (often 15–30%), control customer data, and prioritize volume over relevance. For local hotels, inns, attractions, and experience providers, this results in shrinking margins, limited ownership of customer relationships, and heavy dependence on third-party platforms for visibility and sales. At the same time, travelers face a different but related problem: discovering authentic, local experiences is surprisingly difficult. Recommendations are often generic, paid placements dominate results, and users must jump between many different platforms to plan a trip. The result is a disconnect between what travelers want — personal, meaningful experiences — and how experiences are distributed online today. This problem affects a large and fragmented market: thousands of small and mid-sized tourism businesses across Denmark (and beyond), and millions of travelers each year looking for better inspiration and simpler booking flows. Despite digitalization, much of the value is extracted by intermediaries rather than staying with the local hosts who create the experiences. Bellis solves this by acting as a direct booking and discovery layer between travelers and local hosts. For travelers, Bellis is a single place to discover, save, and buy experiences and gift cards directly from hosts — without hidden markups or confusing redirects. Discovery is curated and increasingly personalized through an AI travel assistant that understands structured tourism data and recommends experiences based on interests, companions, timing, and location. For hosts, Bellis is not a traditional OTA. There are no setup fees, subscriptions, or long-term lock-ins. Partners only pay a low transaction fee when they actually make a sale. Bellis provides the infrastructure — checkout, gift cards, partner dashboards, analytics, and server-side tracking — while hosts retain control over pricing, branding, and customer relationships. A key part of the solution is measurement and data transparency. Bellis ensures that marketing and traffic can be tracked and optimized even when bookings happen in external systems, allowing partners to understand real performance and invest confidently in direct sales. Bellis started from first-hand experience working closely with tourism businesses and seeing how much value was lost to intermediaries. Again and again, great local hosts struggled to make direct sales while paying high commissions to platforms that added little beyond distribution. At the same time, as travelers ourselves, we felt how impersonal and repetitive travel discovery had become — even in a country full of unique places and passionate hosts. The inspiration came from Denmark’s Marguerite Route: guiding people away from the highways and toward hidden gems. Bellis is the digital version of that idea. The motivation is simple: keep more value local, make discovery feel human again, and give both travelers and hosts tools that work in their favor — not against them.

VikarCompagniet

VikarCompagniet er et dansk vikarpartner med hurtig levering af medarbejdere til lager, produktion, kontor, byggepladser og flere brancher. Vi er medlem af VikarBranchen, certificeret af Dansk Industri, og dækker hele DK med bemanding. Vi hjælper virksomheder med rekruttering og vikarassistance hvad enten det drejer sig om en person en dag eller mange personer i mange dage. Vi mener at din succes er lig med vores succes hvorfor vort arbejde med at udvælge kandidater og vikarassistance er baseret på at tilgodese alle parters behov.

Starred.com

Recruitment is being redefined, and we’re at the forefront of that shift. We’re building the next-generation insights platform for recruitment to empower the hiring frontline with data to make smarter, faster, and fairer hiring decisions. By turning feedback from candidates and hiring teams into actionable insights, we help some of the biggest companies in the world improve quality of hire, reduce bias, and deliver exceptional candidate experiences at scale.

maker

Maker is a member-based non-profit association founded in 2015 as a platform for the maker movement in Denmark and the Nordics. Since then, we've evolved from a traditional makerspace into an open lab and community central for physical entrepreneurs, startups and independent creatives. We develop, share and learn together with our members and across projects in the EU, in Denmark and in the Baltic Sea Region. Together with research institutions, companies, makerspaces and governments, we focus on sustainability and physical entrepreneurship; from open-source hardware to distributed design, aiming to transition makerspaces into circular spaces and develop sustainable practices for recycling materials, local production, and more.