Spiff is your personal assistant for saving and investing money. For yourself and your loved ones. We believe in equal opportunities for everyone. Unfortunately, this is not how the world works today. We want to change this by providing a service that makes planning, saving and investing easier and more accessible than ever before. We believe that women hold the key to a better world, so that is where we start our work for more equality. Spiff is a social, meaningful and rewarding savings-app.      Spiff was born as a result of two passionate feminist entrepreneurs seeking to capitalize on their skills and experience to make a difference. Aware of inequalities across gender, culture, race and other loci, Spiff aspires to increase the accessibility of saving and investing money and to empower anyone to be financially independent.

Planday makes a real impact on the lives of shift-workers and business owners by simplifying administrative processes and communication, freeing up time for what really matters. Central to this is a product-driven mindset and great customer service. As an organisation, we are proud to be ambitious and collaborative and emphasise employee experience. We're all on different journeys - professionally and personally - and we aim for Plandayers to experience their time here as full of support and self-growth.

Hembiet – Sweden first On-Demand Home Services Marketplace Hembiet is a Swedish technology company building an on-demand marketplace for home services, starting with home cleaning. Our vision is to make it as easy to book trusted help for your home as it is to order a ride or food through an app. Today, booking home cleaning in Sweden is often built around traditional cleaning companies, subscriptions, fixed schedules, phone calls, quotes and long-term commitments. Hembiet takes a different approach: customers can book professional home cleaning **only when they need it**, directly through our app. The customer selects the preferred date, time and number of cleaning hours, pays digitally, and Hembiet matches the booking with a suitable nearby helper. Our matching process considers factors such as helper availability, location, customer reviews and interest in the job. This creates a marketplace where customers get convenient access to cleaning help while helpers gain flexible opportunities to work. Trust is a central part of the platform. Hembiet works with BankID-verified and police-checked helpers and provides insurance coverage for customers. The platform handles booking, payment, matching and communication, creating a managed marketplace rather than simply listing independent service providers. Our initial market is Stockholm, Sweden, where we are validating the model and building density on both sides of the marketplace. Home cleaning is our starting category because it is a frequent, fragmented and relatively standardized service with a large potential customer base. Once the marketplace infrastructure and customer base are established, the same technology and operational model can be expanded into additional home-service categories. Hembiet's long-term ambition is therefore larger than cleaning. We aim to build a broader **on-demand home-services platform**, connecting households with trusted professionals for different services whenever they need them. The business operates with a transaction-based marketplace model. Customers pay for completed services through the platform, while Hembiet earns a margin on each transaction. This creates the potential for recurring customer activity without requiring customers to sign traditional subscriptions. We are currently focused on proving the core marketplace metrics: customer acquisition, repeat bookings, helper availability, geographic density, booking conversion and unit economics. Early customers have already completed bookings and some have returned for additional services. The opportunity is to build a scalable technology platform for a large and fragmented home-services market. Hembiet's advantage is not simply providing cleaning; it is creating the infrastructure that makes **trusted, flexible and on-demand home services** easy to book. Our vision is simple: **Ditt hem. Din städare. Din tid.** Book help when you need it.

CVBooster is a CV and resume builder made in Helsinki. It solves a specific problem: most people send the same generic CV to every job posting, and applicant tracking systems filter it out before a human ever reads it. The free tier is manual. You fill in your own details, pick one of the ATS-friendly templates and download the result, with no AI involved. The Pro tier ($16.99 per month or $99 per year) adds AI tailoring: you paste a job posting and CVBooster rewrites your summary and bullet points to match it, flags the keywords you are missing and keeps the layout clean so applicant tracking systems can parse it. CVBooster works in English, German, Finnish, French, Spanish and Portuguese. It ships 1,600+ role-specific resume examples and writing guides, a job feed, and an iOS app (App Store id6804955613). It is built and run by Mustafa Tarabya under DT Nova Tmi in Helsinki, founded in 2025.

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.

Verbu er en danskudviklet AI-medarbejder der håndtere henvdelser på telefon og chat. Den tager imod opkald og henvendelser fra hjemmesiden, besvarer spørgsmål, afklarer kundens behov og sender informationen videre i en struktureret form. Samtidig kan den arbejde sammen med de systemer, virksomheden allerede bruger. I mange virksomheder er den første kundekontakt stadig afhængig af, at den rette medarbejder har tid til at tage telefonen eller svare i chatten. Det skaber afbrydelser i arbejdsdagen og betyder, at potentielle kunder kan gå tabt. Problemet findes både hos den mindre virksomhed, hvor ejeren står optaget hos en kunde, og i større kundeservice- og supportfunktioner, hvor mængden af henvendelser kan være svær at følge med til. Verbu hjælper med at sikre, at flere kunder får svar med det samme, også uden for normal åbningstid. Løsningen håndterer de spørgsmål og opgaver, den er sat op til, og sender henvendelsen videre til en medarbejder, når der er behov for menneskelig vurdering eller handling. Verbu kan håndtere mere end 32 sprog. Det gør løsningen relevant for virksomheder, der både betjener danske kunder og arbejder på tværs af lande og markeder. For større organisationer kobles Verbu sammen med eksisterende arbejdsgange gennem integrationer. Det betyder, at information fra en samtale eksempelvis kan sendes videre til CRM, booking, kundeservice eller andre interne systemer, uden at en medarbejder først skal skrive det hele ind manuelt. Løsningen er udviklet med fokus på GDPR og europæiske krav til databehandling. Formålet er ikke at fjerne mennesker fra kundekontakten. Verbu tager sig af de gentagne og tidskrævende henvendelser, så medarbejderne kan bruge deres tid på de opgaver, hvor deres erfaring og faglighed gør den største forskel. Verbu er allerede i brug hos danske virksomheder på tværs af brancher og lande. Mange virksomheder har digitaliseret økonomi, marketing, CRM og booking, men telefonen og chatten er stadig ofte manuelle og personafhængige. Det er den del af kunderejsen, Verbu er bygget til at forbedre.

SoSimple blev grundlagt af Rikke Berg i 2011 med ønsket om at gøre en forskel for ledere og privatpersoner ved at sprede mere nærvær, glæde og effektivitet i dansk erhvervsliv – og at give plads til de samtaler, der handler om det, der virkelig fylder, når arbejdslivet er lagt til side. Navnet SoSimple refererer til, at løsningen ofte er lige for næsen af os. På papiret så simpelt, men i praksis mere udfordrende – og udefrakommende hjælp og støtte er ofte afgørende for succes. SoSimple tilbyder coaching, mindfulness og terapi-forløb til virksomheder og private. Vi tør gå tæt på og udfordre til indsigt – så du bliver mere motiveret, og dermed skaber bedre resultater, både på bundlinjen og i dit liv som menneske.

We connect travelers with locals who guide, plan, and assist with every step of your journey. TLAMA is developing a two-sided travel marketplace to help independent travelers solve the problem of generic, AI-generated trip planning with real human expertise instead. Verified local guides — "lamas" — plan each trip upfront with mapped locations tailored to the traveler, then stay reachable via WhatsApp throughout the journey to answer questions, adjust plans, and share local knowledge no algorithm has. Lamas sell their availability and expertise, not billable hours, and keep 90% of every booking, with 9% funding platform operations and 1% going to 1% for the Planet — turning travel into a source of income for locals and a source of genuine connection for travelers.

Regnskab med en fast person bag tallene Bag Radius Regnskab står Karsten Ravnsgaard. Som Revisor HD(R) hjælper jeg selvstændige og mindre virksomheder med bogføring, moms, årsregnskab og økonomisk overblik — uden at gøre regnskab mere kompliceret end nødvendigt. For mig handler godt regnskab ikke kun om bilag, frister og systemer. Det handler om, at du forstår dine tal, kender dine rammer og har en samarbejdspartner, der kan forklare tingene i et sprog, der er til at bruge i hverdagen. Radius Regnskab er bygget til virksomheder, der gerne vil have faste priser, tydelige aftaler og digitalt samarbejde — men stadig med personlig kontakt og praktisk rådgivning

Minimapper is a Finnish proptech startup building an AI-powered tool for making real estate photos understandable. Our product helps property portals, brokerages, and landlords to make listings easier to understand by showing exactly where each photo was taken within the property. Minimapper adds a small floor plan minimap with a viewing marker to listing photos, giving property seekers a clear spatial understanding of the spaces from the very beginning. Even though floor plans and photos are two of the most important assets in real estate marketing, today, this crucial connection is often missing from property listings. Interior photos can look attractive, but users often struggle to understand how the rooms connect, where a photo was taken, and how the property actually feels as a layout. According to a user survey by leading Finnish property portal Etuovi.com, 80 % struggle with spacial understanding without Minimapper, and two-thirds want to see Minimapper in listings, as it helps 87 % to understand the spaces easier. Minimapper is available in all HOAS properties in the Helsinki region, where they manage over 10 000 apartments. In 2025 alone, Minimapper helped over 650,000 students to find their next home more easily. We are now developing Minimapper into an automated AI API that can process property listings at scale. The goal is to enable major real estate portals and listing platforms to automatically add minimaps to property photos whenever a floor plan is available. We are looking for a backend-focused full-stack developer to help build the backend systems, cloud infrastructure and integrations around our AI pipeline. Experience with APIs, scalable backend architecture, Google Cloud, Dart & Flutter, visual AI, image processing or real estate technology is especially relevant. This opportunity is best suited for someone who is motivated by startup ownership and long-term upside. Initially, the compensation is expected to be primarily option-based, with the aim of building a well-funded, scalable company together. Minimapper is at an exciting stage: the core AI product exists, market discussions are active, and the path is clearing toward scalable portal integrations. We are eager to talk to you and find out what we could achieve together.

Dan’Sammen is a Danish social impact startup working to make information about society easier to understand and access for newcomers and local communities. Many newcomers struggle to navigate everyday systems such as employment, education, healthcare and community activities because information is often complex and only available in Danish. This creates barriers to participation and slows down integration. Dan’Sammen solves this by creating a digital platform that presents practical information about Danish society in simple formats and multiple languages. The platform also connects users with local organizations, activities and communities. In addition, Dan’Sammen develops interactive tools such as games and community activities that bring newcomers and local citizens together and strengthen social belonging. Our mission is to make it easier for everyone to understand society, participate in communities and feel part of a shared future.

Henriksson Storage is a fast-growing self-storage company on a mission to modernize an industry that has long been expensive, inconvenient, and outdated. We solve a simple but widespread problem: people and businesses need flexible, secure storage – without long contracts, hidden fees, or complicated access. Traditional self-storage often comes with high prices, poor transparency, and friction-heavy processes. Henriksson Storage offers affordable, drive-up outdoor storage units with flexible terms, simple online booking, and clear pricing. Customers can drive directly to their unit, access it whenever they need, and scale up or down without hassle. Our model works just as well for households needing extra space as for tradespeople and small businesses storing tools, materials, or stock. Founded in Sweden, we are expanding rapidly across Sweden and the UK, with the ambition to build Europe’s leading outdoor self-storage network. We combine a lean, tech-enabled operating model with a strong focus on customer experience, local presence, and operational excellence. We are building a company where speed, ownership, and pragmatism matter – and where smart, driven people can have a real impact from day one.

Robotto delivers mission-critical autonomy software for unmanned systems, engineered for operational effectiveness in contested environments. Our platform-agnostic solution integrates seamlessly across customer hardware, enabling vision-based navigation and autonomous decision-making where GPS fails, and communications are jammed. We work directly with partners and operational units to deploy, test, and validate systems under real-world conditions.

We are developing a system intended to replace fixed interfaces with software that adapts in real time. Current products still depend on predefined UI paths that fail when underlying models behave in new ways. This gap limits how far teams can push advanced automation. The platform is being designed as a runtime that can generate interface elements dynamically. It aims to let products reorganize themselves around model output and user context without manual UI wiring. The goal is to enable applications that won’t rely on static interaction surfaces once the system is fully realized.

Kihleo is a medtech startup developing an early warning system for urinary tract infections in older people with incontinence receiving care at home or in nursing homes. UTIs are one of the most common reasons for acute deterioration, confusion, and hospitalisation in this group. They are challenging to detect early, because symptoms are often vague, many older people cannot clearly communicate discomfort, and home care staff and nurses have minimal time. Today, detection is primarily reactive. Staff notice that something is wrong, then order urine tests and start treatment when the infection is already well underway. This leads to unnecessary suffering, avoidable admissions, and a high use of antibiotics. Kihleo’s solution is a small sensor placed in the diaper that measures biomarkers in the urine every time the person voids. When the diaper is changed, the sensor is read, and data is sent to a secure backend. Algorithms and predictive models analyse patterns over time and provide early, trustworthy indications that an infection may be developing, days before clinical symptoms are usually recognised. The system is not a diagnostic tool. It is a decision-support and early-warning system that integrates into existing workflows and helps staff decide when to look more closely, consult a nurse or doctor, and perform standard diagnostic tests. The value is threefold. For older people, it means faster and more targeted treatment, fewer severe infections, less confusion, and a better day-to-day quality of life. For relatives and care staff, it provides reassurance, objective data, and more time for actual care rather than crisis management. For the public sector, it helps prevent avoidable hospitalisations and complications that are both expensive and resource-intensive. Kihleo is working with a hardware partner on sensor development and is already in dialogue with Danish municipalities about pilot projects. The long-term vision is to create a scalable, data-driven platform for early detection of infections and other complications in elderly care, using everyday materials like diapers as non-invasive data sources.