Nexus Connect is developing a platform for companies to controll their shareholders and rasiekapital in the same solution. We help manage ownership and raise money without spreadsheets, paper and scattered tools. What sets it apart is one registry-grade source of truth: the shareholder register, cap table, general meetings, share issues and investor portal are built on the same data, so what a company does in Nexus is also what it is legally required to record. Every company is required to keep a shareholder register, to hold general meetings with proper notice, voting and minutes, to report its shareholders to the Tax Administration every year, and to document every share issue and transfer. For most small and growing companies this work is spread across spreadsheets, email threads, PDFs and accountants, and it gets harder with every new investor, convertible loan or funding round. Mistakes are easy to make and costly to fix: a wrong share number, a missing transfer or a badly documented meeting can hold up a funding round, a sale or an audit. Investors face the same problem from the other side, with no single place to see what they own and what is happening in the companies they have invested in. The problem grows as more investors invest directly in startups and small companies, and every company that raises money from many small investors multiplies the paperwork. Nexus gives the company one place where ownership lives. The digital shareholder register tracks each share by its number, as the law requires, not just by count, and keeps the history of former shareholders. On top of that sit a full cap table (share classes, options, splits, dividends), convertible loans and SLIP/SAFE agreements that can be converted into shares inside the platform, and general meetings and board meetings with notices, digital voting and minutes. For capital raises, Nexus supports share issues and investor campaigns with the investor-protection steps the EU crowdfunding rules require, such as the knowledge test, the key investment information sheet and a reflection period. Investors get their own portal, where they see their holdings, sign documents and vote.

Built in Norway by journalists and developers who understand what deadline-driven publishing actually demands, Labrador CMS has grown into one of the fastest-growing publishing platforms in the world. Today, 10,000 journalists produce content for 400 online newspapers across 21 countries on Labrador — and the platform serves the 4 billion monthly page views their audiences generate. Over the past year, some of Europe's largest media groups have made Labrador their platform of choice. We're also seeing strong momentum in the US and Asia. Our customers range from major national newspapers and large regional publishing groups to magazines and niche digital outlets. Labrador is known for being highly flexible, genuinely easy to use, and for shipping market-leading AI features that help editorial teams work faster and smarter. We believe the future of publishing is one where AI agents work alongside journalists — and we're building for that future now. When employees tell what they like most about working for Labrador CMS, they speak about how inspiring it is to see their work be used in production for thousands of users and read by millions of people. They also talk about our culture for collaboration. We work hard and we acheive results, and we help each other to reach our potential.

Fixing and repairing of consumer goods are declining, and have been for many years. It can seem cheaper and more convenient to buy a new product and throw away the broken one. At the same time, repair shops need more customers. We will create a digital booking system to make repairing easier and convenient. Consumers can choose their preferred repair shop and order repairs directly from their couch and have it sent and delivered. At the same time, we help repairers reach new customers online and a CRM system optimised and co-created with repairers. Our mission is to build a culture for repair and inspire people to take care of what they already have. Our main SDG is number 12 - Responsible consumption and production. Increased volume of repair will lead to lower consumption and inspire consumers to buy less and better products. This is a big goal for Fikse and with our digital system, we know that it will lead to more reuse. In addition, Fikse is also contributing to goals 8, 11, 13 and 17. We care about the environment and will always work for these goals. In other words: We make repairs easy and convenient. Problem Today, repair and maintenance of consumer goods are a real hassle. It can seem cheaper and more convenient to buy a new product and throw away the broken one. In addition, repair shops need more customers and better margins. They also lack a customized system for managing orders and communicating with customers. Retail businesses have a hard time creating a solution for handling warranty and refund. Research shows that the inconvenience of repair is just as high an obstacle as the price. On the other side, repairers struggle to get customers. They do not have the time, money or resources to be active on social media or promote on digital platforms. They are also lacking a good system for managing orders and communicating with customers. Solution We help repair businesses and retail owners reach out to customers and respond to the emerging market for repairs and circularity. We are in the process of creating a digital booking system to make repairing easy, fast and convenient for all segments above. And we know that this sustainable concept is a service they actually want. At Høyer Paleet in Oslo, you can see for yourself. Together with the high-end retailer, we launched our MVP here in mid may. And what a response. We have over 800 bookings as of september 20, as well as the retail itself. This winter, we will start developing a fully digital version. This way, you can choose your preferred repair shop and order repairs directly from your couch and have it sent and delivered. At the same time, we help repairers reach new customers online by creating a CRM system optimized and co-created with repairers. We can manage all cases of repairs connected to warranty and refund for businesses to ensure the consumer a sustainable practice on all levels. Our dedicated team is ready to help you take care of what you have - so that your stuff can live longer and you can continue living your life.

Carbon Footprint Tool for the Construction Industry Making accurate emission understanding accessible to all, empowering even non-experts to confidently own carbon reduction decisions from early-stage to project completion. On a mission to accelerate sustainable construction the story Founded in 2021, Reduzer was started with a mission to accelerate sustainable construction and help the industry make better decisions - earlier in the project. We truly believe that good, sustainable choices can be made across all phases of a project, but the earlier the better. Based on research from Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) and Technical University of Denmark (DTU), Reduzer is now an emerging software for carbon calculations across the construction industry and is trusted by more than 70 customers across the Nordics. The software is used widely in many construction projects, spanning from developer and architects to consultants and contractors. In 2025, Reduzer secured a financing round led by Momentum Partners, Futurum Ventures and Construct Venture - with the aim to continue developing the platform and enable more sustainable construction. We are a team of 15 dedicated people with a passion for sustainability and for making it accessible to everyone through smart software solutions. Our headquarters are located in Oslo.

Volve is reimagining construction management with AI-driven technology, enabling faster decision-making, automated workflows, and intelligent insights for industry professionals. Construction projects generate massive volumes of complex, fragmented information—leading to inefficiencies, delays, and costly mistakes. Volve AI streamline data access, automate evaluations, and connect critical project information, reducing review times from weeks to minutes.

Traditional headhunting sucks, so we reinvented it — for startups this time! Elevate your hiring game with a dedicated Scout equipped with access to The Hub’s extensive talent network of 650,000 startup-ready professionals. We’ll have qualified & interested candidates booked on your calendar in no time. Only pay if you hire.

At Speiz we are driving the future of Commercial Real Estate Space Leasing. By aggregating and consolidating data, we provide our customers with complete market overview and digital tools to make data-driven decisions in market that is extremely fragmented and dominated by dinosaur-companies relying on manual processes. We believe the future of commercial real estate is digital and we believe Warehouse and Logistics Space will become the most important segment in of the industry - the one segment that is key in enabling ever-growing online sales and the rise of consumer-centric businesses delivering more and more products and services at the consumers doorstep. This is why we are on a mission to create the world's first data-driven leasing platform for Warehouse & Logistics space.

Riddlebit Software is a game development company located in Trondheim, founded in late 2017. We aim to create fun and engaging game experiences while also developing cutting edge game technology. Riddlebit is currently a team of eight working on our first project called Setback; a multiplayer FPS that provides a new take on the shooter genre.

Introduction to SurplusMap SurplusMap is on a mission to revolutionize the way we develop and optimize EV charging infrastructure. By leveraging advanced geospatial tools and machine learning models, we empower energy companies, local utilities, and charge point operators to make informed decisions about site selection and utilization prediction. This ensures the efficient and effective deployment of charging stations, addressing a critical need in the rapidly growing electric vehicle market. Our secret advantage is our ability to draw on Norway's leadership in EV infrastructure, combined with our collaborations with top-tier partners like Google and Bentley Systems, to deliver cutting-edge solutions. The challenge we face is significant: the current pace of infrastructure development is insufficient to meet the future demands of the booming EV market. The market is highly fragmented, causing inconvenience for EV users and difficulties for energy companies and local utilities trying to optimize their investments. For instance, the EU mandates the installation of 6,000 new charging points per week by 2030, a target that is far from being met with the current rate of deployment. This gap presents a substantial opportunity for innovative solutions like SurplusMap to make a real difference. At SurplusMap, we focus on ensuring our customers invest wisely. Our sophisticated, map-based software integrates geospatial data and machine learning algorithms to pinpoint optimal sites for new charging stations. This means our clients can invest in the right locations, install the ideal number of chargers, and maintain high utilization rates over time. By doing so, we help them maximize their investments and build a robust EV infrastructure network that meets the demands of the future. We are driven by a vision of cleaner, more sustainable cities. Electric vehicles are crucial in reducing air pollution and creating healthier urban environments. However, the key to this transition lies in the efficient deployment of charging infrastructure that provides greater flexibility to the energy grid, allowing for more renewable energy sources to be integrated. At SurplusMap, we are passionate about facilitating this energy transition. By optimizing EV charging infrastructure, we help accelerate the shift to cleaner energy, positively impacting both the environment and the communities we live in. Join us in our mission to create a greener, more sustainable future through innovative technology and strategic planning. Together, we can drive the change needed to make our cities cleaner and our energy systems more resilient.

Pitch40 er en hybrid møteplass mellom investorer og vekstselskaper. Vi kombinerer teknologi, nettverk og gjennomføringskraft for å koble kapital med ambisiøse selskaper. Vi utvikler en investeringsplattform og bygger et profesjonelt investor-community med mål om å gjøre kapitalinnhenting mer effektiv, transparent og strukturert.

Perlo is spearheading the AI for Project Management revolution! Project managers in property development use Perlo to easily capture and track their project tasks while our risk prediction assistant helps them to actively prevent cost overruns so easily encountered in the world of building. With our personal industry background and the market's lack of any fitting digital project management solution for our industry, we were able to create a solution finally fitting for property developers - the people in charge of ensuring that our world develops.

Oiiku was founded in 2012 as a joint venture for Onkel Estrup AS and Kodemaker Systemutvikling AS. Bjørnar Stray Berentsen is a well-known figure in the corporate event business in Norway. He has many years of experience containing handling all parts of events, including managing them, the use of software to get things together, and doing the dirty work on the floor. As of 2012, Bjørnar had made a quite remarkable list of high-profile customers on his own and his self-made software. Based on his experience he saw the great possibilities in creating a new tailor-made suite of integrated software applications for events. Kodemaker is a well-known consultancy company in Oslo with 25 skilled employees. They are self-owned and have a set of system developers with a quality that is probably unmatched in the Oslo area. Onkel Estrup and Kodemaker started talks in 2012 about doing a joint venture to make a company with superior software for the event business. It has been a long process making sure that the combination of Bjørnars know-how about the most known and unknown issues at events was taken care of, and at the same time making sure that Kodemaker could contribute with their skills to make it a very flexible, scalable solution ready to be 'the event system' for the future. The company today is owned 50/50 by Onkel Estrup AS and Net Professionals AS. Net Professionals are mainly owned by stockholders and employees at Kodemaker. Oiiku AS is today in a situation with 2 employees working with events and Bjørnar working as CTO and some hands-on at events as well. We have a running business and are ready to scale up. We are looking for investors and a new CEO to bring the business to a totally new level. The worldwide market is HUGE and so far we have not seen better software solutions in the market. Our current plan is to grow a steady business in Oslo with employees to handle our large corporate customers, but the real big opportunities lie within making self-served Saas software for the worldwide market.

Iris.ai is on a mission to build the world's first AI researcher, a system that will be an invaluable team member in every research team across academia, industry and NGO's. We are an impact driven for-profit company. Our initial product offering is a suite of tools to semi-automate the academic literature reviews, and these tools are being delivered at University Libraries across the Nordics. Our second product suite is a set of tools for researchers in the chemical industry. Our team is a mishmash of impact driven weirdos with a fundamental desire to do really cool things that will leave the world better than we found it.

Located at Oslo Science Park and in Solheimsviken, Bergen - StartupLab is Norway's leading incubator for early stage tech startups. We have worked with more than 450 tech startups since 2012. We are currently working with 110 members in our incubators. StartupLab alumni include reMarkable, No Isolation, Huddly, Kahoot & Zwipe. StartupLab partners with some of Norway’s largest companies, universities and research institutions. We come from diverse backgrounds, but we share a common passion: empowering ambitious entrepreneurs.

00SMART is a Norwegian smart-building technology startup developing a vendor-independent Digital Twin and Automated Fault Detection and Diagnostics (AFDD) platform. Buildings generate large amounts of operational data from HVAC systems, BMS, sensors, controllers and IoT devices, but this data is often fragmented across different suppliers and systems. As a result, technical faults can remain hidden, energy is wasted, and building operators spend significant time troubleshooting manually. 00SMART connects these different data sources, validates and structures the data, and makes it usable for automatic fault detection, dashboards, Digital Twin/3D visualisation and operational decision support. Our goal is to help building owners and facility managers detect problems earlier, reduce energy waste, improve indoor comfort and make building operations more efficient. We are currently strengthening and expanding an existing working platform and preparing for further verification in real buildings.