We are a digital product and software development house based in Europe. We provide services in app development, design & prototyping, supercharging startups and corporate innovations.We offer support on web development, mobile development, product design, Internet of things, AI & machine learning, and blockchain.We love helping startups from zero, but we also back companies at any stage. Our clients are large corporations like Siemens and leading startups like Startupmatcher.com. We’re with you from the start and we stay with you until you reach your goals. Your success is our finish line.Startup Development Software House Website     We build web applications for startups and leading brandsWe are designers, engineers, and strategists. A team with a unique mix of skills knit togetherby our client-focused process, honed by years of experience, that delivers real results, every time.

LIVE WITH PEOPLE THAT INSPIRE YOU! Coliving help young professionals live with purpose and share their passion. Find coliving-communities anywhere in the world. Being an entrepreneur can be lonely. Because of that, we started a website to list all Coliving-spaces around the world, where like-minded people can Live, work & play.  Coliving & coworking.

Funky Matcha is a premium matcha brand on a mission to make ceremonial grade matcha the world's next great daily ritual. We create innovative matcha products sold directly to consumers and businesses across 15+ countries — from Sweden and the UK to Hong Kong and Singapore. We're obsessed with quality, accessibility and bringing the world's finest matcha to more people, in more forms, everywhere.

Leftovers is a peer-to-peer marketplace connecting home cooks with neighbours who want affordable, authentic, home-cooked meals, starting in Copenhagen. We all know how expensive eating out in Denmark can be. And cooking takes time and skill most people don't have. The result? Overpriced delivery, repetitive convenience food, inefficiency and waste. Meanwhile, thousands of skilled home cooks (food influencers, aspiring chefs, international residents cooking family recipes) have excess capacity and no easy way to monetise or share it. Leftovers closes that gap. Through the Leftovers app (live on iOS and Android), neighbours browse daily home-cooked meals from local cooks, order affordable portions (50–100 DKK), and collect locally. Cooks get flexible, high-margin income and a micro-brand for their cuisine. Customers get real food, at fair prices, with zero cooking required. All while building community and addressing waste. We've just launched a Kickstarter pilot in partnership with CBS Housing (Copenhagen Business School's student residences) and are actively securing further co-living and student housing partnerships to validate and grow the model. Denmark's regulatory environment for small-scale home food sales makes it feasible. I noticed the opportunity while living in a student dorm in Copenhagen last year, where I was constantly choosing between expensive takeaway and my own basic cooking, while talented students across the hallway were cooking incredible family recipes every day. We tried sharing food amongst ourselves, and it worked. Surveys across students, young professionals, and families confirmed the need. I've since come across many examples of successful local food sharing initiatives, but no platform that coordinates it. Leftovers isn't just a platform for sharing home-cooked meals. It unlocks idle kitchen capacity, empowers home cooks, makes food more affordable, improves access to authentic local produce, fights waste, and helps build local community. The long-term vision is city-by-city expansion across Denmark, Scandinavia and Europe, where local food regulations make sense. I'm now looking for a co-founder with a passion for community-building and marketing to help turn early traction into a movement. Equity on the table. Because sharing tastes better. leftovers.food admin@leftovers.food @leftovers.cph

Velocity Insights is building a new class of analytical production systems that generate decision intelligence from a fully traceable evidence base. Most commonly used GenAI approaches generate narratives first and attempt to justify them during the text generation process — often resulting in outputs that are incomplete, difficult to verify, and not fully traceable to underlying evidence. Velocity Insights takes a different approach, structuring the evidence first and deriving every insight from it. This enables organizations to produce analytical outputs that are fully traceable, inspectable, and auditable — transforming how conclusions are validated in high-stakes decision environments. Designed for capital allocation and strategic decision-making, Velocity Insights enables enterprises across finance, life sciences, and technology to generate high-speed decision intelligence without sacrificing traceability or control. By combining data structuring, workflow design, and AI, the system establishes a new standard: analytical outputs that are fully verifiable, transparent, and trusted.

Nimara er en dansk e-handelsvirksomhed, der designer og sælger egne møbler og boligprodukter direkte til kunder i Europa. Vi driver i dag webshops i ti europæiske markeder, hvor Danmark, Sverige og Tyskland er vores største, og vi er fortsat i vækst. Vi sælger udelukkende gennem vores egne kanaler og har dermed selv ansvaret for hele kunderejsen, fra første besøg på webshoppen til levering og kundeservice. Det giver os mulighed for løbende at forbedre både produkter, brugeroplevelse og forretning. Vores fokus er at skalere effektivt. Vi arbejder kontinuerligt med at optimere konvertering, automatisere processer og sikre, at vores systemer fungerer stabilt på tværs af markeder. Målet er at bygge en forretning, der kan vokse, uden at kompleksiteten vokser med.

We are helping heads of strategy & strategy consultants at large, international enterprises to close the gap between strategy & execution by giving them the tool they need to operationalize the company strategy into the weekly work, across business units and regions. We are the easiest-to-use software that teams want to use. Our competitors have bloated software that tries to do too many things, and by that overcomplicating the simple UI companies really need when implementing their strategy.

Vi skabte NODA i 2020, fordi vi savnede en drik med ægte ingredienser, lavt kalorieindhold og uden sukker, kunstige sødestoffer eller tilsætningsstoffer. Alt, hvad vi fandt, indeholdt unødvendige ingredienser, selv “sunde” alternativer. Resultatet blev NODA – en genopfindelse af sodavanden. Med 30% presset økologisk frugt og danskvand tilbyder vi en naturlig, lækker og forfriskende drik, som kan nydes af alle. Vores mission: At skabe drikkevarer med fokus på økologi, sundhed og bæredygtighed, som folk kan nyde dagligt. NODA er til alle, der ønsker et forfriskende, naturligt og lækkert alternativ til traditionelle sodavand. Læs mere om vores tilgang her: https://nodacph.com/pages/omtanke

AITSU is a startup that commercialises ultrasound guided intralymphatic Immunotherapy as a disruptive treatment for grass pollen allergy. To improve the quality of the injections, we want to build software that can identify lymph nodes and the needle in real time and guide the needle to the optimal site for the intralymphatic injection of medicine.

Only 7.9% of new medicin is approved for phase 1 clinical programs - life saving cures are being scrapped because of poor reproducibility. Today, researchers designing complex in vitro and in vivo experiments jump between many tools that do not talk to each other. Protocols are written in free text, naming is inconsistent, raw data is scattered across drives, and inventory and cell banks are tracked separately. This makes it hard to reproduce experiments, compare results across projects, trace which cell material went into which batch, and satisfy regulatory expectations. Small and mid-sized labs often cannot afford enterprise platforms like Benchling or Dotmatics, so they manually glue everything together and rarely get to use advanced analytics or AI. BioPilot solves this by standardising the full early-to-in-vivo CTR pipeline in one product. Users can register and template in vitro experiments (differentiation, expansion, cryopreservation, device testing, etc.) and in vivo studies (animals, groups, dosing, housing, ethics documents) using fixed ontologies. This gives every experiment a structured schema and a precise schedule of readouts, barcodes and data types to collect. Raw data (FACS, scRNA-seq, imaging, counters, bioreactor logs, etc.) is then automatically linked back to the right experiment, condition and sample. On top of this, BioPilot offers: • Inventory and cell bank tracking that makes it trivial to trace which vial, edit or expansion batch was used where. • Live bioreactor monitoring with alarms (email / phone) to prevent losing expensive batches. • A growing library of free analytical tools, including automated FACS gating, scRNA-seq pipelines and image analysis that can feed results straight back into the experiment records. • A global ontology service for vendors, instruments, cell lines, species and process terms, with a roadmap for a public API. Because everything is structured and queryable, BioPilot makes it much easier to compare experiments, run Bayesian optimisation on process parameters, and let AI suggest next-step experiments. The pricing is kept aggressively low (free tier plus a simple paid tier based on storage), so smaller biotech and academic groups can access capabilities that are normally reserved for organisations with large software budgets. In short, BioPilot aims to become the operating system for cell therapy R&D: a single, affordable platform where experiments are planned, executed, monitored and analysed in a way that is standardised enough for automation and flexible enough for real-world biology.

TalkiTale is a startup based in Denmark, which develops apps for children and adults with limited speech due to disabilities such as Down syndrome or autism. TalkiTale's first product, currently under development, is an app that can translate sign-based communication from video to text, symbols or speech.

Oppa Oppa is a Danish skincare store bringing the best of Korean beauty to Scandinavia. We curate and import top-rated Korean skincare products — from well-known favorites like Anua and Beauty of Joseon to insider picks still undiscovered in the West. Our mission is to make premium Korean skincare accessible, trustworthy, and enjoyable for everyone in Denmark. By combining authentic Korean expertise with Scandinavian simplicity, we help people achieve healthy, glowing skin through products that truly work. Oppa Oppa is currently in its early growth stage, expanding our online presence and building a passionate community through creative content, social media, and e-commerce.

UNYA Copenhagen is a volunteer-driven youth organization dedicated to empowering young people to engage with global challenges through the lens of the United Nations’ values and the Sustainable Development Goals. We create an inclusive platform where students and young professionals can learn, collaborate, and take action on issues like climate change, social inequality, peacebuilding, and innovation. We are addressing a clear and growing problem i.e. the disconnect between youth and global institutions. Many young people in Denmark care deeply about sustainability and justice but find it difficult to access meaningful opportunities to participate in international dialogue or contribute to real-world impact. This gap leaves motivated individuals without a channel to apply their energy, creativity, and ideas, while institutions miss out on fresh perspectives and engagement from the very generation that will inherit the future. UNYA Copenhagen bridges this divide by turning global ideals into local action. We organize interactive events, workshops, and panel discussions that make complex global topics accessible and relevant. Our activities are co-created by volunteers from diverse academic and cultural backgrounds who bring their own insights to the table. Through collaboration with universities, NGOs, and public institutions, we connect youth directly with experts and decision-makers, fostering a sense of shared responsibility and agency. What makes UNYA Copenhagen unique is our grassroots approach. We are not just an organization — we are a community that thrives on collective energy and creativity. Every project is designed by young people for young people, ensuring authenticity, inclusivity, and long-term motivation. Our strength lies in our diversity and the genuine commitment of our volunteers, who bring the UN’s global mission to life in a way that feels personal and actionable. The motivation behind UNYA Copenhagen is simple: we believe that youth engagement should not be limited to classrooms or conferences but should become a lived experience. We started this initiative because we wanted to make international dialogue tangible, local, and inspiring. Our team members share a passion for learning, community-building, and positive change — values that drive us to dedicate our time to building something meaningful together. Today, UNYA Copenhagen continues to grow as a platform where ideas turn into impact. We are seeking motivated individuals who want to gain experience in leadership, communication, and project management while contributing to a global cause. By joining The Hub’s Community Program, we hope to reach more passionate volunteers who want to be part of a dynamic network that connects Copenhagen’s youth with the world.

We are a small, dynamic R&D company, specializing in roll-to-roll (R2R) imprinting technologies. Our work bridges the gap between cutting-edge research and commercial applications, involving collaborations and partnerships with universities, research institutes, and industry leaders. This enables us to stay at the forefront of innovation and contribute to the industrialization of micro- and nanofabrication technologies.

GitHub made it easy for the world to build software together. SomebodyMakeIt does the same for physical products. SomebodyMakeIt is where brands, IP owners, and product creators can turn ideas into real products without building supply chains from scratch through a shared infrastructure for sourcing, collaboration, production, and scaling. Physical product creation is still absurdly broken. If you want to launch something real, you usually need to find the right people, manage scattered files and feedback, coordinate suppliers, handle production risk, and commit money before you know if demand exists. That kills speed, margins, and momentum. It also locks out a huge number of creators and companies that could launch great products if the system were easier. This is a massive market gap hiding in plain sight. We are building the platform where physical products get built. A place where ideas, briefs, collaborators, makers, manufacturers, production knowledge, and execution can live in one system. Instead of every company rebuilding the process from zero, they can plug into shared infrastructure for developing, testing, and scaling products. The more projects that run through the platform, the stronger the network becomes. More data, better matching, faster execution, more repeat production, and more value captured across the lifecycle. We started this because we think it is crazy that software has world class infrastructure for building together, while physical products are still stuck in email, spreadsheets, fragmented sourcing, and expensive guesswork. That should not be true anymore. We are building SomebodyMakeIt because the company that becomes the default place where physical products get built can become incredibly important.