InterviewCopilot is a privacy-first desktop app that helps candidates answer live interview questions with clarity and confidence. It detects each question in under a second and streams résumé- and job-description-aware guidance into a private overlay that stays outside screen shares. The app works alongside Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Webex without joining the call as a bot. Candidates use InterviewCopilot for behavioral, technical, coding, case, and system-design interviews. Live transcription preserves conversation context, screen analysis turns coding tasks and diagrams into focused guidance, and structured answer building adapts responses to STAR, technical trade-offs, or case frameworks. InterviewCopilot runs on macOS and Windows and offers unlimited use through a monthly or annual subscription.

Heylinn är ett svenskt beauty- och e‑handelsbolag som utvecklar framtidens nagellack. Vår kärnprodukt är riktigt nagellack som redan är målat och färdigtorkat på självhäftande remsor. Det gör det möjligt att skapa snygga och hållbara naglar hemma – utan kladd, torktid eller tidskrävande salongsbesök. Sedan starten har Heylinn vuxit till ett etablerat varumärke med över 57 000 kunder. Vi bygger en stark direktrelation till våra kunder genom vår egen e‑handel, personlig kundservice, sociala medier, kreatörssamarbeten och ett engagerat community. Den nära kundkontakten hjälper oss att snabbt förstå vad våra kunder efterfrågar och utveckla både produkter och upplevelser utifrån deras behov. Heylinn befinner sig i en expansiv fas där vi breddar sortimentet, utvecklar nya produktkategorier och bygger organisationen för fortsatt tillväxt. Vårt mål är att skapa ett komplett och modernt alternativ till traditionellt nagellack och salongsbehandlingar. Vi är ett entreprenöriellt och handlingskraftigt bolag med korta beslutsvägar. Hos oss får idéer snabbt bli verklighet, alla arbetar nära verksamheten och varje person har möjlighet att påverka bolagets utveckling. Vi söker människor som gillar högt tempo, tar ansvar och vill vara med och bygga nästa kapitel av Heylinn.

Capptain is a Danish SaaS platform for workplace safety and statutory compliance. More than 1,500 companies run their statutory workplace assessments (APV), chemical risk assessment, whistleblower scheme, training records, policies and energy data in one place, instead of spreadsheets, folders and disconnected systems.

Victoriny Records is an independent music company focused on developing and growing modern electronic artists through a combination of strong creative direction, data-driven marketing and direct fan engagement. We are solving a common problem for independent artists: great music often struggles to reach the right audience because marketing is fragmented, expensive and too dependent on platform algorithms. Our goal is to build a more connected system around each release, combining smart digital campaigns, content, streaming strategy and owned fan relationships so artists can turn listeners into long-term supporters and build sustainable careers.

WOOF is an ambitious Danish edtech company on a mission to create better conditions for learning by improving student well-being, engagement, and classroom relationships. Founded by teachers, WOOF was created in response to a challenge experienced in classrooms everywhere: educators need simple and meaningful ways to understand how their students are doing—and practical tools that help them act on those insights. Through short, anonymous student check-ins, WOOF gives every student a voice while providing teachers and school leaders with a clear, real-time picture of classroom well-being. But WOOF is much more than a measurement tool. The platform turns insights into action through engaging activities, structured conversations, and practical resources that help teachers strengthen relationships and build positive learning environments. By making well-being visible and actionable, WOOF enables schools to address challenges early and create classrooms where students feel seen, supported, and ready to learn. Today, WOOF is used by educators and schools across several international markets, including Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and the United States. From its Copenhagen base, the company brings together education, technology, and a strong sense of purpose. WOOF is a growing, collaborative organisation where ideas move quickly, individual contributions matter, and the team shares a clear ambition: to improve everyday school life for teachers and students around the world.

Tarigano is a self-produced clothing brand built on community. What started as vintage reselling became a brand designing and producing its own caps, jewelry, and flip flops. Each release is tied to cinematic content and a private community, "Tarigano Family," who often get access before anyone else. We're trying to build a real brand.

Company Description: Oyisi Sushi Oyisi Sushi is a sushi restaurant chain originating in the South Jutland region of Denmark (Aabenraa). Since its founding in 2011, the company has grown from a simple takeaway outlet into a multi‑location brand with branches in Aabenraa, Haderslev, Kalundborg, Sønderborg, Viby J, Esbjerg, and more. The problem we are solving: In Denmark, consumer demand for high‑quality, freshly prepared sushi and Japanese cuisine continues to grow. However, the market faces two major pain points: first, a homogenisation of dining experiences – many restaurants lack memorable touches that set them apart; second, a widespread labour shortage that undermines service efficiency and quality assurance. Why we are solving this problem: We firmly believe that it is entirely feasible to offer a Japanese dining experience in Denmark that is fun, high‑quality, and exceptional value for money. Our core innovation lies in introducing robot‑assisted serving. This not only alleviates the service bottlenecks caused by staff shortages, but also creates a novel and engaging dining atmosphere that especially appeals to families and younger customers. At the same time, our "Sushi Ad Libitum" (all‑you‑can‑eat) model allows guests to enjoy unlimited freshly made sushi and hot dishes at a reasonable price, directly addressing the consumer pain point that "high quality equals high prices". Our achievements and mission: Our model has proven itself in the market – for example, our Aabenraa location generated a gross profit of DKK 3,561,800 in 2024 with a return on equity (ROE) of 15%, demonstrating solid profitability and financial stability. Our mission is to redefine the sushi dining experience in Denmark – by combining technology with great food, we create value that exceeds customer expectations, while also fostering a more efficient and enjoyable work environment for our employees.

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.

Aether is a Norwegian startup based in Oslo, founded by a team of developers with deep expertise in maritime vessels and sensor data. We conduct onboard testing in Tromsø, and conduct our commercial activities in Ålesund and Oslo. We are building a SaaS platform for ships that maintains safe and accurate navigation during GPS jamming and spoofing, helping vessels operate with confidence when traditional positioning systems fail.

1. Short description (the pitch) Memorise is building a powerhouse network of senior digital-marketing specialists that helps growth companies turn marketing spend into measurable pipeline — with a client-set price cap, no lock-in, and full ownership of everything we build. 2. The What (the problem) Most companies overpay for marketing that can't prove its worth. Traditional agencies bill for activity, not outcomes: junior-heavy teams, opaque retainers, and reports that count clicks instead of revenue. Clients rarely own their own accounts or data, which quietly locks them in. It affects nearly every SME and scaleup buying marketing — budget leaks into overhead and "the name on the invoice" rather than work that actually moves the business. 3. The How (the solution) Memorise runs as a powerhouse: an in-house strategy function leads every engagement and activates senior specialists from our network — SEO, Google Ads, web, content and AI search — only when the work demands it. Every action is tied to a business goal and reported as leads and pipeline, not impressions. We work to a price cap the client sets (never more; less if we spend less), with no binding period, and the client owns all accounts, data, code and material from day one. And we go all the way to execution, not just the report. 4. The Why (the motivation) We started Memorise because the agency model is built backwards — clients pay for the office, the brand on the invoice and a PDF, while the right senior person is never free when you need them. We'd watched too many businesses pay premium retainers for junior work, then lose access to their own data the moment they wanted to leave. Memorise is the answer: pay for the work that's actually done, prove the result, and let clients keep everything. Marketing that shows up in the business, not just on the invoice.

CYVI offers businesses seamless protection and insurance against cyber risks with a cutting-edge, automated solution. In just under 2 minutes, companies can get protected and insured, making it accessible for businesses. For less than the cost of a daily coffee, you can safeguard your business and keep cybercriminals at bay. With CYVI, staying secure has never been easier or more affordable.

Sekorti is AI-native trust center platform for modern SaaS companies. Create a customer-ready Trust Center in minutes and automate security questionnaires like SIG, CAIQ, and VSAQ with AI. Prove SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, ISO 42001, and EU AI Act readiness without spreadsheet chaos. The target audience for Sekorti are B2B SaaS founders stuck in Enterprise deals.

Copenhagen Health Week brings together science, experiences, community, and everyday health. Across seven days, the city becomes a living platform for connection, learning, and exploration - grounded in real-world practices and guided by leading voices in well-being, longevity, performance, women’s health, and mind–body integration. Our mission is to make preventive health accessible, relatable, and part of daily life - for individuals, professionals, and companies.

Healthcare is under unprecedented pressure. Patient numbers are rising, workforces are shrinking, and clinical complexity is exploding. Yet clinicians still spend up to half their workday on administrative tasks, navigating fragmented systems and unstructured clinical data while making fast, high-stakes decisions. Gosta is building the AI operating system for healthcare. We turn fragmented clinical data, documentation, and care workflows into structured, actionable support — so healthcare providers can reduce administrative burden, improve coordination across care teams, and make more informed decisions. Our medical-grade platform automates clinical note generation in real time, structures patient data according to institutional standards, and links care decisions to evidence-based guidelines. Real-world results show clinicians completing follow-up documentation in a median of under two minutes, freeing meaningful time for direct patient care. Built in Finland on secure, ISO 27001–certified infrastructure and developed under IEC 62304 for medical software, Gosta is already trusted by leading healthcare providers across Europe — from large private providers and public wellbeing services to specialist centers in fields like oncology. Gosta Labs was founded in 2023 by Lauri Sippola and Henri Viertolahti, the team behind Kaiku Health (acquired by Elekta in 2020). Backed by Voima Ventures, COR Group, Reaktor and others, we're on a mission to give care teams back their time, headspace, and confidence — so every patient encounter can be safer, more personal, and less burdened by administration.

ProTag is building a Digital Product Passport platform that helps manufacturers and product owners manage and share product data across their supply chains. We solve the growing challenge of fragmented, unstructured information by combining a network-driven SaaS platform with AI that turns messy supplier data into structured, usable product intelligence. Across industries, a new reality is emerging: products are no longer just physical objects, they are data assets. To sell, operate, and scale, companies need reliable information about what goes into their products, where it comes from, and how it evolves over time. The problem is that this data does not exist in one place. It is scattered across suppliers, stored in PDFs, buried in emails, or locked inside disconnected systems. Most companies today are trying to manage this with spreadsheets and manual processes. That might work internally, but it breaks down completely across a supply chain. This creates a structural problem: • Companies depend on data they do not own • Suppliers struggle to provide consistent information • Teams spend significant time chasing, cleaning, and validating data At the same time, external pressure is increasing. Customers, partners, and regulators are all asking for more transparency. What used to be “nice to have” is quickly becoming required to do business. The result is a growing gap between what companies need to know about their products and what they can actually access and trust. ProTag gives companies a way to build a live, structured view of their products across the entire supply chain. Instead of trying to centralize everything manually, we connect the different actors and let data flow where it is created. Companies use ProTag to: • Organize product data in a consistent structure • Request and receive information directly from suppliers • Keep everything updated as products evolve • Share product data with customers and partners when needed AI plays a critical role in making this scalable. We use AI to: • Turn unstructured documents into structured product data • Identify gaps, inconsistencies, and risks in real time • Reduce the effort required to onboard suppliers and maintain data quality What makes ProTag different is how it scales. We are not just building a tool for a single company. We are building a network. When one manufacturer joins ProTag, their suppliers are invited in. When those suppliers join, they can reuse their data across multiple customers. Over time, this creates a shared data layer where: • Information becomes easier to access • Data quality improves naturally • Switching costs increase for everyone involved We do not replace existing systems. We sit on top of them and connect them. This makes adoption fast and reduces friction from day one. We started ProTag because we experienced this problem firsthand. Working in industries with complex products, we saw how much time was spent chasing information that should have been readily available. Engineers, quality teams, and commercial teams were all dealing with the same issue from different angles, but there was no real solution. At the same time, the direction of the market became clear. Transparency around products is increasing, not decreasing. The amount of data required is growing fast. Most companies are not prepared for this shift. We realized this is not just a workflow problem, it is an infrastructure problem. The way product data is managed today does not match how supply chains actually work. That is why we are building ProTag. Our ambition is simple: to become the default way companies manage and share product data across supply chains. Once that layer exists, it unlocks everything else.