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e-takeaway Group

E-TAKEAWAY – "WE DELIVER (FOOD)" … and the reason for our existence, where we strive for providing first class quality and service to our customers ensuring best practice when ordering food online via web or mobile in order to bring better food to the people, empowering them with choice, convenience and reliability as key benefits for our customers…this is our mantra!

Kubo Robot

Kubo is an interactive modular robot designed for use in schools. With Kubo children have the opportunity to develop their logical skills in subjects such as language, mathematics, music and programming.Kubo is designed to teach children programming through physical interaction in the form of interactive cards – a combination of interactive robotic learning and play.

Early Bird

earlybird.dk is an online restaurant service where customers can buy the last available tables at top-quality restaurants in Copenhagen with 1/3 off the normal price. Early Bird cooperates with more than 75 popular restaurants that range from Michelin-recommended fine dining to local bistros, all sharing high quality food and service.

Elvium

Elvium is a online recruitment software that changes the way businesses handle job applications. Elvium is a easy-to-use tool for HR managers. It is our vision to continue to deliver the most intuitive e-recruitment system.

WannaSport

WannaSport wants to make it easier to get up and do sports. They launched in September 2014 and the website and app offer easy access to sports facilities all over Denmark. The system is formed so it can integrate almost every activity system in the world. Right now WannaSport is working on completing a new version which also includes social features.

Makeable

In we they are passionate about creating modern and intelligent app- and web solutions, which helps companies streamline their procedures, make their online presence visible or earn money. Makeable focuses on user involvement and understanding the costumers business and their clients. Makeable is a young team and is currently in great growth.

Dinero

Dinero wants to be the leading supplier of accounting systems for small companies. The idea is to make it possible for everyone to control their invoices, VAT declarations and vouchers. They do that by crowdsourcing data and finding patterns in the way companies do their book-keeping. Then they present that knowledge to other companies. In other words Dinero is the worlds first social acconting system. It is simple and user-friendly and found on the principle that it should be easy and cheep to manage ones accounts. On the long run Dinero wants to offer other services like credit ratings, collective shopping and a social help function.

Libratone

Libratone is on a mission to liberate sound and to expand peoples’ experiences with music in the era of streaming. Founded in 2009, Libratone is one of the first audio companies to consider the aesthetics of speakers – to move them out of the corner of the room and into the centre and onward, for the consumer on the move. Designed in the Scandinavian tradition, Libratone creates high-performing sound refined through plush fabrics for a warmer, brighter listening experience.

Propvision

Propvision is building the AI sidekick for Danish landlords. When a tenant moves out, most landlords face hours of photo editing, listing writing and copy-pasting across portals. We turn that into a few clicks. Our secret sauce: one platform that brightens and furnishes photos, writes the listing, and gets it out everywhere in minutes, built by people who have spent 20+ years in the rental trenches. Every day a rental home sits vacant, the landlord loses money. You'd think filling it would be quick. It isn't. A tenant gives notice, and the landlord's to-do list explodes. Take photos (usually of dark, empty rooms nobody can picture living in). Write a listing from scratch. Type the same details into one portal, then another, then the website, then Facebook. Repeat for the next vacancy, and the next. It's slow, it's boring, and it's expensive. Many landlords pay assistants or agencies just to keep up. Meanwhile the home sits empty and the rent doesn't come in. This happens to every landlord in Denmark, from the guy with three apartments to housing associations with thousands, every time someone moves out. We took the whole re-letting marketing mess and put it in one place. Upload your photos, and our AI brightens the dark ones in seconds and furnishes the empty rooms, so tenants see a home instead of four white walls. Add a floor plan and a few details, like the nearby school or bus stop, and Propvision writes the listing and the social posts before your coffee is done. Then one click publishes to Denmark's largest rental portals, schedules posts on Facebook and Instagram, and updates the listing viewer on your own website. Interested tenants submit their details through a secure link. Because we integrate with the admin systems landlords already use, nobody types the same thing twice. And it's working. More than 50 customers, including Himmerland Boligforening, Viva Bolig and Bolig Kronjylland, use Propvision to manage a combined portfolio of 20,000–25,000 homes. Not bad for something that started as a side project. We're just getting started. We're doing this because we've lived the problem. We know what an empty apartment costs, and we know how mind-numbing the manual work is. Our goal is simple: make re-letting fast, easy and maybe even a little fun, for landlords and tenants alike.

GAIS

GAIS is an user-friendly and flexible employee engagement platform. Your company and its employees will benefit from this intuitive platform, enabling you to understand and improve employee engagement at all levels. An engagement survey gives you a rapid overview of well-being and motivation levels, and how to work with them. GAIS is based on more than 10 years of research and a valid, tested model that identifies the key factors for improved job satisfaction and engagement.

Lawbotics

Lawbotics is Norway’s leading legal tech company and represents a greenfield opportunity for ambitious and talented people who want to be part of moving the legal industry forward. By using next-generation technology we aim to bring the legal profession into our century. Joining Lawbotics means that you will be taking part in our journey to create unique products on our platform, as well as shaping the development of our company and culture. Check out Lexolve.com/careers for more.  We are a team full of innovative and outside the box thinkers challenging the way things are done in the legal market.  Lawbotics is one of the first legal tech companies in Norway, and we are a greenfield opportunity looking for ambitious and talented people to join our team.  We can offer you an international working environment filled with smart and ambitious colleagues. We know that diverse teams are strong teams, so we welcome those from different backgrounds and experiences. At Lawbotics we believe you should be able to bring your “whole self” to the office and we nurture a culture of acceptance and respect. We’re ambitious and work hard, but it doesn’t mean we don’t have fun at the office. Being part of Lawbotics means you’ll be part of a nimble and fun team trying to get the lawyers into our century and you share our passion for changing the status quo. We hope you’ll join us in the process of creating a unique platform to make legal document work easier for businesses and the people who work in them.Do you share our passion? We are currently looking for talented and motivated people to join our team, check out our open positions and reach out!

Inwista

Most teams that publish video end up with three tools and a compromise: one service to transcribe, another to build and style subtitles, and an editor to cut the footage — usually with the files passing through a US cloud on the way. Inwista replaces that with a single project. Upload a recording, or start from a link, your cloud storage or a blank canvas. Inwista returns an accurate, speaker-labeled transcript in about ten minutes per hour of audio, in more than 70 languages. If text is all you need — a podcast, an interview, a meeting, a lecture, a dictation — you can stop there and export it as TXT, DOCX or PDF, with AI summaries, chapters and highlights generated from the same transcript. If the project is video, the same workspace is a full studio. Edit on a real timeline, or edit by text: delete a sentence from the transcript and the matching footage is removed with it. Subtitles are part of the project rather than a separate step — styled to your brand, formatted to broadcast standards in one click, and translated into more than 70 languages. Anything the project is missing can be generated in place: images, video, music and voiceover. Export up to 4K with captions burned in, publish captions straight to YouTube, Vimeo, Wistia, Bunny Stream or Cloudflare Stream, or deliver finished files to Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, SharePoint, Box, Amazon S3 and Google Cloud Storage. The part we care most about is where it all runs. Every file is processed on our own servers inside the EU/EEA under GDPR. Customer content is never shared with third parties and never used to train AI models — which is why European teams handling interviews, internal recordings and regulated material pick us over the US-hosted alternatives. Inwista is built in Norway and available in nine languages, with a free plan and paid plans from 19 €/month. The product launched as Randi and was renamed Inwista in July 2026.

Venato

[Pitch] How would the global economy change if consumers' normal household goods -- $10T+ value globally and growing -- were elevated to an investable, tradeable asset class? We're here to find out. Venato -- "to track" in Latin -- is taking a long view on how online resale markets will evolve on a 10 year timescale, informed by co-founder experience as a trader on Wall Street. We're building B2C tech tools that address pressing needs today, while simultaneously bringing our users along on an accelerated path to the future, where we'll be a critical enabler and key beneficiary. We're an ANTLER Ventures start-up, eligible for pre-seed funding in a few short weeks, after which we'll be sprinting to our seed round. We're seeking thought partnership and execution from top-notch interns, and in exchange we'll deliver a hands-on, high impact experience that you can be proud of. [What] Here's what our international co-founding team is focused on today: resale marketplaces are growing 20x faster than the broader retail market. Thanks to these online resale hubs (think Facebook Marketplace, Vinted, Tradera, etc), consumers are starting to think of their household goods as assets -- items that hold value, and can be traded for money. If that mindset were widespread, we foresee a tectonic shift that impacts consumer behavior and the entire consumer goods supply chain, around the globe. But there are a few problems: there's basically no efficient market for stuff today. Consumers don't know what's valuable, how valuable it is, where to get the best price for it, and how to manage sales across the fragmented marketplace ecosystem. These problems are experienced most intensely by the people with good-quality stuff to sell, and the willingness to do it: Millennials and Gen Z top our list, with a bias toward higher income brackets = more valuable stuff. With >1 billion people using Facebook Marketplace alone each month (250 million are selling), there's no shortage of potential users across Europe and the EU. [How] We're building an investment platform for your stuff, and a friction-free path to market. Upload your items, see live price feeds to track value through time, and gather insights through analytics and community. When you're ready to sell, use our AI-driven optimized product listings and marketplace recommendations to get the most for your stuff. Our initial target market is Millennials who aren't as close to their financial goals as they'd like to be: Venato validates this group and gives them a win (a higher net worth) today. We're planning to launch in Denmark, then will expand to the Nordics and eventually to the US. [Why] As frequent but non-professional resellers, we have experience with the friction-filled process of exchanging your stuff for money today. Additionally, as students of marketplace structure, business history, the unfolding evolution of technology, and entrepreneurship, we're seeing the patterns emerging in the market for stuff that suggest a very different -- and very exciting -- future.

MindMind

According to WHO, 15% of all young people will get a mental health diagnosis before they turn 18. MindMind is a Danish startup developing tools for mental wellness. The first product launched is called BiBi (short for Breathing Buddy), and is a tool designed to guide users how to perform four specific evidence based breathing exercises to find calm, focus and mental balance. It is already today used in educational settings such as primary and secondary school, in hospitals, and by individuals suffereing from anxiety, stress, PTSD, and much much more. The company is located on the beautiful island Bornholm, in the Baltic Sea, from where all development and design takes place.

Onomo

Onomo is a language learning application that tailors the learning experience to each individual user. Our goal is to make language learning more accessible and efficient for everyone, pros and beginners alike. We design our product both for individual hobby learners, as well as for participants in educational programs.