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Participant of Equinor & Techstar Energy Accelerator 2023 🚀 🌱We believe in the power of managing human skills for solving real problems, by elevating our capabilities and our mindset. WeMe is a Norwegian Wellbeing Tech Startup developing AI-based SaaS tools for employees and managers that empowers businesses to integrate wellbeing through action based digital dialogue, preventing stress and burnout and improving overall performance. - Easy to implement and offering great value with immediate results improving mental and emotional health. Because Dialog Pays Off.

Vitroscope

Cloud-native microenvironment control for developing & scaling complex cell models. We offer solutions for vertically integrating 2D and 3D assays into your workflow, all the while you maintain real-time control over relevant readouts and variables. Find out more on www.vitroscope.no or reach out under contact@vitroscope.no

Nettbil

Approximately 50% of Norwegians sell their car to a car dealer. With Nettbils managed marketplace car sellers get offers from 850+ dealers and sell their cars without after-sale risk in less than a workday. - 23% MoM growth since the last investment round in April 2018. - Great customer ratings and case studies from car sellers and car dealerships - First mover advantage in the Norwegian market and currently 1% market share - Easily scalable with NAF and Viking as partners - Own unique custom made tech-platform - With partnership, Nettbil can establish the product in Finland and Denmark

MEVO

The world’s largest brands use Mevo to motivate, inform and incentivize frontline retail salespeople to sell more and build brand loyalty. Mevo connects brands to external sales teams. A fully branded sales contest app makes sure brands stay top of mind where it counts the most. EDUCATE & MOTIVATE with product training, challenges, contests, and more through sales and training gamification software.

Zeabuz

Zeabuz is a spin-off from the leading research community on autonomous vessels at NTNU in Trondheim. Our autonomy technology is field-proven for shortcuts across urban waterways, and we are now searching for long-term investors while preparing for market launch. Water used to be the main infrastructure for most cities in the world. While roads are filling up everywhere, much of the urban waters are have become highly underutilized. At Zeabuz we want to reverse this trend by introducing a technology platform that makes local waterborne transport an economically viable and sustainable option. Our mobility system, which comprises a combination of a network of small vessels, electric drive, and autonomous operation, is a truly scalable solution fit for many of the world’s urban areas. Enabling increased flow by utilizing available waterways will allow more people to travel by foot and bike and hence will reduce the need for road traffic and in the end reduce emissions of climate gasses. Another perspective is that dynamic utilization of waterways will reduce the need for new inflexible infrastructures such as roads and bridges, which saves both money, emissions from concrete production, and local footprint. The Zeabuz urban mobility system will be a compelling and attractive mobility solution for cities globally. Rough estimates have shown that there is a market for approx. 4000 Zeabuz-like ferries in the EU alone. Zeabuz aims to take a major share of this emerging market. The company is founded on the idea that passenger transport across urban waters is a highly suitable starting point for commercializing autonomous mobility. In this segment, risks are mitigated by low speeds and high physical margins which also allow us to focus on solving only a few problems at a time while still earning positive returns from the start. As the Zeabuz technology platform matures in this first segment, we will explore its scaling potential across several dimensions. This means we could branch out and adapt to new opportunities and market demand based on our solid foundation in autonomy, assurance, and mobility solutions. Our autonomy platform can be utilized to deliver Autonomy-as-a-Service which enables entries into new markets, new use cases, and an expansion to more complex operational domains. Zeabuz is now preparing for launching a commercial pilot in a Scandinavian city in 2022. Much of the financial structure required is already in place and will be triggered by the entry of a Lead Investor

Eyr

Talk to a doctor from home Get consultations on your phone - fast, easy and secure. Our doctors can provide prescriptions and medical certificates, refer to a specialist and request blood tests and radiology. Eyr was founded in Oslo, Norway in 2015 by Karl Martin Lind and Vegard Krogh-Reinsnes, and is named after Eir - the Norse goddess of medicine. The name means help, mercy, protection and peace.

WeWantToKnow

WeWantToKnow is a French-Norwegian company that focuses on Game-Based Learning. Its first product is the math game "DragonBox" and it has more games in the planning stages. The company was founded by financial analyst turned math teacher Jean-Baptiste Huyhn, the leading French game developer Patrick Marchal, and former Opera Software executives Rolf Assev and Christen Krogh. WeWantToKnow aims to make learning fun, easy and addictive. DragonBox does away with tedious equations and math quizzes, replacing them instead with a simple game involving cards and a magical box. The game evolves as kids master the skills and concepts presented. After one hour of playing DragonBox, twelve-year olds can tackle equations their parents struggle to solve. DragonBox was pre-launched in Norway to let schools, kids and parents test the game. Almost immediately, it rocketed to the top of the charts, becoming the most purchased app in the Apple App Store in Norway-- displacing other, more traditional games - check it out at - www.dragonbox.com

payr

Payr is the next generation payment platform empowering consumers to pay invoices in flexible and smart ways. Our customers can pay any invoice using their bank account, debit or credit card, or digital wallets, saving them time and money. Payr also improves invoice payments by providing truly independent price and quality comparison, enabling simple and fast switching to providers that offer greater value to our customers.Our first product launched Q3 2017 and can be found in App Store We have an experienced team of 11 people, with backgrounds from others startups and from leading Tech, UX, and advertising consultancy companies such as Making Waves and Dinamo, as well as a strong board of directors with backgrounds from Fintech, legal and IT at Nordea, Mastercard, Selmer Law, mCash and Itera.Even if we have an experienced team, we want everyone to be able to learn new things, so you get a lot of responsibility but also a lot of opportunities for improving and learning at Payr. We have international ambition, expanding to the Nordics next year. So you could say we have a pretty aggressive growth strategy as well. This makes most days hectic, but fun.We have 5 exits from other startups in our management team, so many of us have experience with doing this from before. Therefore, we try not to spend energy on stuff we know is going to be a waste of time. You could say we aim to have a professional way of running things, with systems to help everything run smoothly. Although we have high expectations for each other and our product, we also have a quite friendly environment, including a snoring office dog.

CamReach AS

CamReach is a B2B outbound sales platform built for Nordic and European SMBs. We help sales teams find the right prospects, run multichannel outreach across email and LinkedIn, and book more meetings, without adding headcount or relying on expensive agencies. The platform is built around a simple idea: precision beats volume. Instead of blasting thousands of generic messages, CamReach helps companies identify the right targets, craft relevant outreach, and learn from every campaign to get sharper over time. We are an early-stage Norwegian startup with paying customers, an active pipeline, and a team that moves fast. GDPR compliance is built into the core of what we do, which matters increasingly for companies selling into European markets. We are now expanding our go-to-market engine and looking for driven people to join the team.

Litigence

We are building Generative AI for patents. The cost to create patents can range anywhere from $15,000 - $50,000+ just for the legal fees (not including the government filing fees). Many inventions by independent inventors, startups, and companies are not patented because the fees are too high. This also has a negative funding impact on deep tech research because investors and companies sometimes shy away from funding products that aren't protected. Our product helps lower the bar for patenting innovation and research.

HATO Medical Technologies

Haato is 'heart' in japanese and the heart is the focus of HATO Medical Technologies. HATO is a MedTech company specializing in heart monitoring and analysis. We have developed an innovative technology that assists healthcare professionals with increasing their qualifications in analyzing and interpreting electrocardiograms (ECG) through 3D visualizations of the heart and data-driven artificial intelligence. According to WHO, heart diseases are the largest killer in the world. Heart diseases and conditions are located and diagnosed with the use of ECG. This heart examination is practiced by General Practitioners, EMTs / Paramedics, Nurses, Doctors, and Cardiologists. Misinterpretation of ECG analysis leads to misdiagnosis, which might lead to fatal consequences for patients and the social economy. A British study estimates that up to 68,5% are misdiagnosed with heart failure. HATO's new digital solution analyzes heart diseases from ECGs using artificial intelligence and machine learning. The software solution increases the foundation of decisions of the healthcare professionals and combines 3D visualizations with our ML models for real-time animation of the patient's heart. All of this will assist healthcare professionals with localizing abnormalities and allow them to react faster at critical events. Innovative and easy. Long story short, the software platform will raise the bottom level of ECG interpretation and give all healthcare professionals a cardiologist by their hand.

Aprex

Aprex is a Norwegian software company from Tønsberg that builds practical AI systems, automation, integrations and custom software for Nordic businesses with manual, operational workflows. Many companies still run on spreadsheets, copy and paste between systems, and tools that look great in a demo but fall apart on a busy Monday morning. We fix that one workflow at a time. We map the data, roles and risk, build a narrow first version, and test it with real users before anything is scaled. A typical pilot takes 2 to 6 weeks. What we build: AI solutions (internal copilots, RAG, AI agents and document flow), automation, integrations, custom software, mobile apps and websites. Aprex was founded in 2026 by Preben Skatvedt Ruud and Alexander Terje Loe Balsnes. We are a small team, and you always talk to the people who design, build and run the software.

Perlo

Perlo is building project intelligence for property developers. We help real estate development teams replace fragmented workflows across Excel, Outlook, Teams and SharePoint with one platform for project delivery, reporting and proactive decision-making. Perlo gives teams a clearer view of where projects stand, what requires attention, and what they should do next.

Klinky

Klinky is an A/B testing link shortener built for controlled rollouts. One short link routes visitors to two destinations at weights you choose — send 90% to your current page and 10% to the new version you want to try, then adjust as results come in. Every click is tracked in real time, so you can compare variants with real data instead of guessing. Redirects resolve at the edge in milliseconds, which means no measurable latency penalty for visitors and no SEO impact on your campaigns. Typical uses: testing a new landing page against the current one, routing a small share of traffic to a new checkout or onboarding flow, comparing pricing pages, running campaign links where you want to swap destinations without changing the link you already distributed, and geographic or weighted routing for launches. Klinky is built for marketers, founders, and small teams who find full-featured A/B testing platforms too heavy: no JavaScript snippet on your site, no visual editor, no monthly experiment quota — just a link that splits traffic and reports what happened. Setup takes under a minute: create a link, set two destinations, choose the split, share the link. Free tier available while the product is early. Paid plans add custom domains, more links, and higher click volumes. Based in Norway, built on Cloudflare's edge network.

Spacefinder

Spacefinder is the marketplace for commercial property rentals in Norway. We gather vacant premises from the country's leading real estate companies, and our advisors help you find the space that fits your needs. We give you single point access to the entire market, always free for tenants. Find your next office, warehouse, or retail space at Spacefinder.no.