Pexip Infinity. A scalable meeting platform providing personal meeting rooms for any number of users on video, voice and mobile. A fully distributed architecture allowing global enterprises and service providers so host large meetings while saving WAN bandwidth usage. Fully interoperable with industry standard endpoints using SIP and H.323. Works equally well with Microsoft(R) Lync(R) clients using H.264SVC, and with WebRTC-capable browsers.

Ripple Aerospace is a Norwegian aerospace company developing the oceanic Sea Serpent launch system. Leveraging Norway's long history of seafaring, shipbuilding, and maritime technology, we are developing a rocket class capable of being built, launched and recovered on the sea. Given the inefficiency of the space economy and launch service industry, our goal is to bring to market a mobile, reusable and scalable launch system capable of delivering medium, heavy and super heavy payloads into space. With industrial and commercialization partners from across Norway and abroad, the oceanic Sea Serpent launch system aims to be the preferred method of cargo transportation into space, providing the global economy a low-cost and accessible launch system.

Robot Aviation develops and produces UASs (Unmanned Aircraft Systems) for industrial applications. One of our ambitions is to become a global preferred provider of connected solutions for various industries. The company is in a growth stage and has international customers representing different sectors. Much experience and knowledge is required to develop systems for professional use in a rapidly changing world, markets and technology.   We are people who have a passion for technology and flying. We do love progress, designing and putting together a good product that is successful. We are down to earth people with sky high ambitions.

GlucoSet develops a disposable glucose sensor for use in critically ill hospital patients. Continuous monitoring of glucose in this patient group will enable better glucose control, which significantly reduces cost and improves patient outcomes. While many solutions exist for continuous glucose monitoring in diabetics, no good solution exists for critically ill patients. The company has a portfolio of granted patents, and is backed by venture capital investors. We're currently 7 permanent employees and growing fast. We look for people who are hands-on, eager to get things done, and still eager to grow. It's important to us that work is fun, and that we have a good time together. We are a diverse bunch, both in age, sex and cultural background; what's important to us is that you are the best person for the job and that the job is the best for you.

Our mission is to create a contraceptive technology that renders hormonal birth control obsolete. We are addressing the millions of women that are demanding non-hormonal products with fewer side-effects to manage their fertility. Today, nearly 60 years after the first oral contraceptive pill was sold, most prescription birth control methods are variations on the same synthetic hormones. In collaboration with the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden, we have developed a technology that reinforces the natural barrier properties of cervical mucus. The principle of the technology is to use topically-applied biopolymers to make cervical mucus impenetrable to sperm cells throughout the menstrual cycle. Our approach enables a potentially groundbreaking product that protects within a minute and for extended periods without the systemic side-effects known from hormonal contraceptives. In 2019 we raised $1.8M for pre-clinical development. Today we are incubated at the BioInnovation Institute, conveniently located in central Copenhagen, with access to state-of-the-art labs.

OmsorgSync is a Swedish healthtech startup building a digital platform that helps families coordinate care for loved ones with chronic illnesses, disabilities, or age-related care needs. Our platform brings medications, medical records, appointments, health information, and family communication together in one secure, easy-to-use space. By combining family-centered care coordination with AI-powered tools, we’re on a mission to reduce the stress and complexity of caregiving, empower families, and ensure that important information never falls through the cracks. Founded in Västerås, Sweden, OmsorgSync is starting locally with the ambition to scale globally.

We’re building a Nordic financing hub for small and medium-sized businesses. We give ambitious companies a real alternative to traditional banks. Our platform connects businesses directly with investors, helping make financing faster, more flexible and transparent. We’re a small, creative and fast-paced team based at Copenhagen Fintech Lab. Join us and help build the next chapter of Nordic SME finance.

Klipz is a digital loyalty platform that helps businesses turn one-time customers into regulars. Big chains have the capacity to build the tools, small merchants does not, and they get left behind. We want to democratize loyalty. With Klipz, cafés, restaurants, retailers, salons and hospitality businesses can launch digital stamp cards and loyalty programs that live in the customer's phone wallet. You don't need an app or plastic cards. The aim is more repeat visits, stronger retention and higher customer lifetime value. More klipz equals higher merhcant revenue. Klipz is more than a digital stamp card. Rewards, gamification, push messaging and analytics all sit in one easy-to-use platform, so you can see exactly what your loyalty program earns you. 👉 www.klipz.dk 📩 hello@klipz.dk

The Dolce Way is an independent iOS app studio based in Helsinki, Finland. It is the trading name of DT Nova Tmi, a registered Finnish sole trader (business ID 3595452-5), founded in 2025 by Mustafa Tarabya. The studio designs, builds and publishes small, single-purpose iPhone apps across health, fitness, productivity, mindfulness and lifestyle, with 19 apps live on the App Store today. The shelf includes WaterDrop (hydration reminders and daily intake tracking), FastTrack (fasting with analytics and metabolic insights), FocusTimer (Pomodoro-style focus sessions), SimpleStreaks (a habit tracker built around streaks), ZenBreath and Breathe & Relax (breathing and calm), Affirm and Daily Dose (daily affirmations and quotes), GymCoach (an AI-powered personal trainer), Tempo (interval training), Calio (calorie and nutrition numbers), Meal Planner, DayCount, Convertly and QuickConvert (unit and file conversion), Shotkeeper (photo cleanup and storage), DreamNoise (sound for focus and sleep), TripVault (a travel diary) and PaceCoach (running). More are in the workshop, among them FlexFlow, PDFast, ScanSnap, ThinkFlow, SameSide and CVBooster. Every app is built to do one thing well: no bloat, no dark patterns, and nothing tracking you across apps. Apps ship when they are genuinely useful, not on a schedule, and several started as something the studio needed and could not find a decent version of. Alongside the apps, The Dolce Way publishes build notes and articles on hydration, fasting, habits, focus and training, with a clear disclosure whenever a piece mentions an app the studio publishes.

YourGroup builds software for the sponsorship and events industry. Not general purpose tools bent to fit, but three platforms built for the specific work of selling sponsorships, running events and staffing the day. The problem is the same in three places. Something is promised, someone has to deliver it, and afterwards nobody can prove what actually happened. A sponsor is promised twenty tickets and exposure on the big screen. The tickets are allocated, sent out and forgotten. When the renewal conversation comes around, neither side can say how many were used or what the agreement was worth. The same pattern repeats with guests at an event, and with crew on a shift. The commitments sit in contracts, the delivery sits in email, and the proof sits nowhere. YourSpons solves it for sponsorships, and it works from both sides of the table. The rights holder allocates tickets and tracks deliverables. The sponsoring brand sees its own portfolio across every rights holder it works with, including who internally may receive what, and how much is actually used. What the rights holder allocates is what the brand sees. YourEvent covers the guest journey: invitation, registration, tickets, time slots, check-in at the door and reporting afterwards. The same setup runs a dinner for fifty and a public day with twenty thousand places spread across thirty six time slots. YourCrew handles staffing. Shift plans, certificates enforced automatically so nobody is assigned to a role they are not qualified for, a mobile app where crew claim shifts and clock in themselves, and approved hours locked and exported to payroll. None of this was designed from a market analysis. It was built by people who sold the sponsorships and then had to document them, ran the events for major Danish brands and rights holders, and stood there when a shift was still unfilled an hour before doors. Every feature exists because it was missing somewhere we were standing. The three platforms are independent. Customers take one, two or all three.

Jeg ville ikke prøvd å beskrive dere som én startup med én problemstilling. Det interessante er nettopp at kandidaten kommer inn i et lite økosystem av ekte virksomheter og nye konsepter. På The Hub er det en styrke, særlig for den typen tech/AI-nysgjerrige student vi vil ha. Jeg ville skrevet det slik: About us We have a slightly unusual setup. We run several businesses and projects across hospitality, consumer products, media and design. Some are established businesses with employees, customers and real revenue. Others are early-stage ideas we are currently trying to turn into something real. Møllefossen is a café, event venue and hospitality concept in Oslo. We are building a premium Norwegian mineral water brand. We work with wine import, are developing new consumer products, and are currently launching a podcast. More ideas tend to appear faster than we can execute them. That is essentially the problem we are trying to solve. We are good at coming up with concepts, building businesses, finding opportunities and getting things moving. But today, a surprisingly large part of turning an idea into reality is digital: a website needs to be built, a brand needs an identity, something needs to be filmed, a product needs packaging, a podcast needs to become 15 good clips, or an idea needs to be tested before spending weeks and a lot of money on it. AI is changing how much a very small team can actually do. We want to take advantage of that properly – not by generating endless mediocre content, but by combining good taste, creativity and new technology to move much faster from “we should do this” to “it’s live.” That is why we are looking for someone who gets genuinely excited by having Framer open in one window, ChatGPT or Claude in another, a half-finished Reel on the screen and a completely new project landing on their desk the following week. If you need a clearly defined corporate job description and six months of planning before launching something, this probably isn’t the right place. If that sounds like fun, it might be.

Saura is a Finnish AI-powered nutrition app that makes food tracking effortless. Users take a photo of a meal and receive an estimate of the ingredients, calories, protein, carbohydrates, fibre, and fat quality in seconds—without scanning barcodes or logging every ingredient manually. The app helps people make practical progress toward weight-loss, muscle-gain, and cholesterol goals through personalized targets, clear trends and meal suggestions. Saura is available on iOS and Android.

PodcastGratis.dk skal være stedet for folk at lytte til podcasts. Det skal altid være gratis at lytte - og det tilbyder vi sammen med en række fede funktioner. Lyt med her: https://podcastgratis.dk/. Vi er altid på jagt efter de næste features, der kan adskille os fra andre udbydere, så vi tilbyder vores brugere at foreslå ideer og vi lytter!

Maranics builds a platform that digitalizes operational workflows in complex, regulated industries. Where data was previously lost, scattered across silos, or trapped in manual processes, Maranics creates a single connected layer capturing what matters, routing it in real time, and delivering accurate, contextual data directly to the systems that need it.

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.