ORSA is a specialty coffee shop based in Copenhagen. The name means 'new beginnings' in Latin, reflecting the idea behind it: bringing a piece of London's energy to Copenhagen. We opened three years ago and now have two locations, in Vesterbro and the City Center, offering high-quality coffee, music, and an upbeat atmosphere. Through fast service and a dynamic vibe, ORSA has always aimed to bring the world of specialty coffee closer to everyday people.

Matezy is a co-living platform that solves three problems every person in shared housing faces — but that no single product currently addresses together. Finding a compatible roommate today means scrolling through Facebook groups, TikTok and Finn.no ads with no personality filtering and no verification. The result is conflict and instability. Once you move in, managing shared finances is equally broken. Rent splits and shared bills are tracked across WhatsApp messages and Excel sheets. Money disappears and people argue. On top of that, rental contracts and deposits are handled without proper tools. Matezy solves all three in one app. Users find compatible roommates through a personality-based matching system — think Tinder for co-living. Once matched, they manage shared expenses and communication through a built-in household dashboard. Rent payments, digital contracts, and deposit handling are managed directly in the app. There are approximately 600,000 people living in shared housing in Norway alone, and hundreds of millions worldwide. No product currently owns this space.

We are building a travel safety platform for individual travelers. Travel remains a strong driver of connection and understanding, but it now takes place in a more complex global environment. Geopolitical instability, climate-related events, health risks, and sudden local disruptions have become more frequent and less predictable. At the same time, international mobility remains high, and people continue to travel across borders for leisure, work, and personal reasons. Our research shows a clear gap between the desire to travel and the confidence to do so. In our survey work, a majority of respondents indicate that they would value a solution that combines timely safety warnings with practical, location-specific guidance. Market trends point in the same direction: travelers are increasingly attentive to safety and preparedness, while existing information sources remain fragmented, generic, or difficult to apply in real situations. Our purpose is to make travel safety clearer, more relevant, and easier to act on. We are developing a technology-based approach that brings together trusted international data, local context, and intelligent processing to support better decisions before and during travel. The focus is not on providing more information, but on providing the right information at the right time. The platform is structured around two core elements. The first is warnings and alerts when relevant incidents or changes occur. The second is a practical “411 guide” that provides contextual information about local conditions, norms, and considerations that matter for safety and confidence while traveling. Together, these elements form a consistent safety layer that follows the individual traveler, independent of destination. Technology and AI are essential to this approach. By aggregating multiple data sources and applying contextual filtering, we reduce noise and increase relevance. This allows complex and fast-changing situations to be translated into clear guidance that travelers can understand and use. We believe this represents a necessary evolution in travel technology. Safety is no longer a separate concern handled through static advice or manual checks. It needs to be integrated into the travel experience itself, in a way that supports mobility rather than restricting it. Our long-term ambition is to contribute to safer, more confident travel in a changing world. By improving access to relevant information and reducing uncertainty, we believe technology can help people continue to explore, connect, and engage across borders with greater awareness and responsibility. Travel safely, Explore freely.

We have invented a device that can deliver boiling water on any water tap just by turning on the water 3 times. We produce the device - a Boilr - ourselves and have a workshop in Copenhagen., Denmark. We have applied for a patent on the idea and, have all relevant approvals and have started selling the unit. Now we ware in early stages of a Marketing push and wants to explore the many ways.

Silicon Valhalla is a Nordic tech intelligence hub that maps startups, founders, investors, and market signals across the Nordic region, with a particular emphasis on AI, SaaS, and frontier innovation. It exists to make the “Silicon Valhalla” ecosystem - Nordic tech’s answer to Silicon Valley - more visible, navigable, and investable for founders, operators, and capital. The platform combines a curated startup directory, an events calendar, and ecosystem insights into a single, neutral entry point for Nordic tech. Startups and scaleups get structured profiles highlighting what they do, where they are based, which sector they play in, and how to reach them, while investors and partners can quickly scan emerging companies across AI, climate, fintech, deep tech, and more. A continuously updated view of companies and activity aims to surface momentum early, so users can spot new categories, breakout teams, and upcoming fundraising stories before they hit the mainstream. Silicon Valhalla is designed to be independent and ecosystem-first rather than a job board or paywalled database. The service is currently free to use, making discovery accessible while opening the door for future premium offerings such as featured profiles, highlighted events, and deeper signal products for investors and corporates. In short, Silicon Valhalla is building the default map and narrative for Nordic tech: a living overview of the startups, talent, and ideas turning the region into one of the most dynamic innovation hubs in Europe.

Dimmi is an early-stage Danish legaltech SaaS start-up revolutionising how European companies navigate the complexities of immigration law across the European Union. Companies across Europe are increasingly in need of international labour and talent. Yet navigating immigration law and obtaining work permits is highly challenging and costly for companies of all sizes. Combining unique research and legal insight into migration law and global mobility with augmented retrieval technology, Dimmi is building the first-ever digital infrastructure for end-to-end case handling of international hires, making legal immigration compliance fast, easy, and cost-predictable. From guiding users through the most viable visa track, deadlines, and documentation requirements, Dimmi empowers companies to file compliant applications to the authorities faster, cheaper and with higher rates of compliance. Dimmi is a spin-out company pioneered by a research project conducted by research conducted at the University of Copenhagen, Center of Excellence for Global Mobility Law by Dr Christian Prener with aim of resolving the major legal and financial bottlenecks that European companies face when hiring candidates from outside of the EU. The project is funded by Lighthouse, University of Copenhagen’s innovation centre and currently based at the University of Copenhagen. We are in search of a co-founding CTO to lead the development of the technical platform in collaboration with the Alexandra Institute. Both junior and senior product architects and software developers are encouraged to reach out to hear more.

"Game-changing mobile apps." Etnetera Flow is a leading technology company specialising in digital product development. Our core activities include developing cutting-edge mobile apps for Android and iOS platforms, as well as creating advanced data-driven designs that improve user experience and provide effective solutions for our clients. At Etnetera Flow, we value openness, feedback, and a balance between freedom and responsibility. Personal drive, shared goals, and continuous learning are at the heart of how we work. We’ve been part of many leading mobile projects in the Czech market, and now we’re expanding abroad, focusing mainly on Denmark and the Nordics.

Sisters In Startup (SIS) is a platform built to close the gender gap in entrepreneurship. Our mission is to empower women by bridging the gap between their entrepreneurial ambitions and the opportunities needed to succeed. Too often, female founders face structural barriers: lack of access to funding, networks, and mentorship. At SIS, we’re creating a digital ecosystem that changes that. Through curated resources, funding guides, community support, and actionable tools, we make it easier for women to turn ideas into sustainable businesses. SIS combines education, community, and funding readiness in one place, offering practical templates, founder stories, and growth programs tailored to each stage of the entrepreneurial journey. We believe entrepreneurship should be accessible to everyone, not just those who already have connections or capital. That’s why we’re building SIS: a space where women founders can learn, connect, and grow together. Our platform will officially launch in 2026 and is currently in development. We’re looking for a passionate co-founder who shares our vision and wants to help shape the future of female entrepreneurship in Europe (and beyond).

In modern society, living circular is difficult and time-consuming, therefore discouraging people from doing so and in turn damaging our progress towards a sustainable society. To tackle this problem, we're building Heycirc: An AI-powered, all-in-one marketplace for circular services. It enables people to easily buy/sell second-hand, lease (out), swap, repair, and refurbish, in turn making circular living the easiest and overall best option for consumers and business alike. Our vision is to become the world’s leading circular economy platform, empowering millions to embrace circular living, while creating a new standard for how we produce, use, and recover goods

Across cities, countless square meters are sitting unused – basements, garages, parking spots, and storage rooms. At the same time, people are struggling to find space: the driver without a parking option, the student with too many moving boxes, or the small business in need of affordable storage nearby. Today, the market is fragmented. On one side, people rely on Facebook groups and classifieds – messy, insecure, and inefficient. On the other side, traditional self-storage companies offer standardized units, but often at high prices and in inconvenient locations. What’s missing is a trusted, flexible platform that brings everything together – where you can easily find, rent, and share all kinds of space, from a neighbor’s garage to professional self-storage, in one seamless experience. That’s the gap we’re here to fill with Nearby.

Sauna House er et moderne saunakoncept i hjertet af København, der kombinerer ro, varme og fællesskab i unikke omgivelser. Vi tilbyder adgang til 3 saunaer, daglige gus-sessioner, et udendørs koldtvandsområde med iskar og en afslappende lounge midt i byen. Hos os handler det ikke kun om varme og kulde, men også om at skabe et sted, hvor man kan koble af, finde ro og være en del af et inkluderende fællesskab. Vi har medlemskab for dem, der ønsker at komme ofte, og dagspas for gæster. Sauna House er startet i København og vokser med nye lokationer på vej.

Jurabibliotek is Denmark’s leading legal library, offered by Djøf Forlag (DJØF Publishing). The platform provides comprehensive access to legal literature, consolidated legislation, preparatory materials, and an AI research assistant—all in one place. Jurabibliotek provides seamless online integration of literature, laws, preparatory works, and AI assistance across devices. Access is subscription-based , aimed at professionals and organizations, with optional standalone AI access.

ODDfest is Finland’s next-generation creative festival—think Slush meets Flow Festival. It unites art, business, and future thinking into one event, creating a space where creative professionals, industry leaders, and cultural innovators collide. The Problem We’re Solving: Finland’s creative and cultural industries are vibrant but fragmented. Artists, entrepreneurs, and innovators often work in silos, lacking platforms that connect them with each other, with audiences, and with opportunities for growth. Meanwhile, the cultural spaces that do exist are often either purely entertainment-driven or purely professional—rarely both. Our Solution: We bring the worlds of creativity, business, and culture under one roof—both figuratively and literally. We create spaces, online and offline, where new ideas can be born, collaborations can spark, and culture can evolve. Why We’re Doing It: We believe that creativity is a driver of societal change and economic growth. By making Finland a hub for next-generation creative culture, we’re putting it on the global cultural map—and creating a movement that inspires, elevates, and unites people from all walks of life.

I en tid med mange komplekse nyheder og hurtige overskrifter kan det være svært at bevare overblikket – særligt når det gælder klima og miljø. Faktor er skabt for at give dig en grøn vinkel på hverdagen, og gøre det lettere at forstå, hvad den grønne omstilling betyder for dig, din familie og samfundet omkring dig. Vi tror på, at viden gør en forskel. Derfor samler vi ikke kun nyheder om klima og miljø – vi tilføjer også det perspektiv, der ofte mangler i samfundsdebatten.

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