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Cendo

Cendo is a leading Danish AI voice company helping businesses in Denmark and Norway automate customer conversations with AI voice agents. We build voice AI for customer support, booking, and lead qualification, enabling companies to handle large call volumes with better availability and efficiency. Our platform enables companies to deploy AI voice agents that can answer calls, manage bookings, qualify leads, and complete real operational tasks 24/7. The experience feels like talking to a real person for customers while helping businesses reduce costs and improve customer availability and response times.

Optivian

Optivian provides Ollie, an AI sales co-worker built for complex B2B deals. Sales reps don't need another tool. They need a co-worker that handles the grunt work so they can focus on winning deals. Ollie delivers ready-to-use work product at the right time, directly where your sales reps already work: Slack, Teams, Email and CRM. No more context-switching between a dozen tools. Describe what you need done and Ollie handles the rest: monitoring your deals, analyzing every interaction, and delivering continuously. Pick from ready-made tasks or create your own in natural language. Ollie understands your deals because it ingests every customer interaction, deal progression, and your business context. This deep understanding powers everything Ollie does, from strategic coaching to collateral generation. Ollie automates what matters: - Business cases that help your champion secure budget approval - Value summaries tailored to decision makers - Deal coaching with prioritized next-best actions, continuously - Pipeline monitoring with deal health scoring in real time - Win/loss analysis to learn from every outcome - Custom tasks you define in natural language The result: higher win rates, shorter sales cycles, your entire team selling like your best sellers.

Saxon

It is often said that there is a tendency to overestimate the change that will occur in the short term and underestimate the change that will unfold in the long term. Whilst many digital asset issuers and advisors have perished in the short-sighted pursuit of hype, Saxon has maintained a long-term view from day one. The company was founded in 2018 by James Sherborne and Ultan Miller to provide corporate finance advice to companies that had conducted a token sale.

Vexter AS

Vexter hjelper B2B-selgere å jobbe smartere ved å kombinere presis prospektdata med et intelligent AI-verktøy for e-post outreach. Vi gjør det enkelt å finne riktige leads, bygge målrettede kampanjer og skape flere møter på kortere tid. Med Vexter bruker du mindre tid på manuelle prosesser og mer tid på å selge. Plattformen omsetter data til innsikt som øker konverteringsraten, øker effektiviteten og skalerer veksten.

Leftovers

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

MAIAA ApS

maiaa is a curated marketplace for design-led meeting and event spaces, helping companies and teams find venues with character for meaningful, in-person gatherings. We combine carefully selected spaces with a thoughtful booking flow to replace generic, transactional venue sourcing with a more human, design-driven experience. The problem we’re solving: Finding inspiring spaces for meetings and small events is still fragmented and inefficient. Companies often rely on a mix of spreadsheets, emails, and generic listing platforms that prioritize volume over quality. The result is wasted time, inconsistent experiences, and venues that don’t reflect the purpose or culture of the gathering. This affects: • companies that value design, brand, and experience • venue owners with distinctive spaces who lack the right distribution and tools Despite a clear demand for better spaces, the market remains operationally outdated and aesthetically undifferentiated. How we solve it: maiaa brings structure, curation, and clarity to the process. We: • curate a limited selection of character-rich venues rather than listing everything • focus on storytelling, aesthetics, and context — not just capacity and price • provide a request-based booking flow that respects how venues actually operate • integrate experiences and add-ons to make gatherings more intentional and complete The platform is being built to balance design sensibility, operational realism, and scalable technology — with a strong focus on usability for both guests and hosts. Why we started: maiaa grew out of firsthand experience. As a founder, operator, and boutique hospitality owner, I’ve spent years working with spaces, guests, and teams — and repeatedly experienced how broken and uninspiring venue sourcing can be, especially for gatherings that actually matter. The motivation behind maiaa is simple: to create a better alternative for people who care about where they meet, how they gather, and the experience they create together. This is not about building another marketplace — it’s about raising the standard for how physical spaces are discovered and used.

EquaFish AS

EquaFish is a company developing the only complete decision-making tool for fish farm operation. The AquaCulture industry is facing mass mortality and decreased yields as a result of knowledge and data being fragmented througout the farm. One facility usually have 10-15 different systems, Excell sheets and notes where only 10-15% of the functionality is actually used. EquaFish streamlines, process and visualize the data so that every employee, no matter role, understand the plan, status and future of the production. This $140B problem is faced by salmon farmers, telapia, halibut, shellfish and char farmers all alike. The tech is the same, even though the species is not. EquaFish has a SaaS solution bringing all growth, water quality, mortality and feed data into one, exploiting mathematical and statistical data processing to find causes and effects, which the fish farmer can act upon. The result is higher yield with reduced risks in the production, increased effiency, knowledge sharing and learning with the employees. Finally fish produced in more stable environments with less risk of death and non-friendly conditions. EquaFish was startet on the belief that one of the biggest industries deserve the newest and best tools. The time of post-it notes, Excell and systems from the 90s died 15years ago and the AquaCulture industry didnt get the memo. So if you want to create real change for a sustainable, profitable and animal friendly industry, EquaFish is the place that gets that done.

Clubmate

Clubmate is a sales and fundraising platform built for sports clubs. Clubs rely on volunteers, spreadsheets, and scattered tools to run lotteries, sell tickets, collect payments, and manage supporters which creating unnecessary admin and lost revenue. We solve this by bringing digital lotteries, ticketing, fundraising, CRM, discount booklets, and kiosk/merch sales into one simple platform. The result: clubs sell more, spend less time on administration, and get clearer control of cash flow.

The Stable Hour

We are building a premium equestrian media company focused on long-form, high-quality conversations about performance, horse welfare, psychology, and the business realities of modern equestrian sport. The equestrian industry is performance-driven and highly traditional, yet many of the most important topics shaping daily practice ; such as decision-making, responsibility, pressure, and long-term horse welfare, are often discussed superficially or not at all. Existing content tends to prioritize results, entertainment, or extremes, leaving little space for nuanced and experience-based dialogue. Our platform addresses this gap by producing well-moderated conversations with riders, professionals, and industry participants who have direct experience with the sport. The focus is on practical insight, reflection, and real-world decision-making rather than opinions or simplified narratives. By raising the quality and depth of equestrian media, we aim to support better understanding, more informed choices, and a more sustainable culture within the sport , for both horses and the people working with them.

SpacelyLabs

We’re SpacelyLabs, and our mission is simple but ambitious: remove the physical friction that quietly drains revenue from the built world. The Problem: Spaces aren’t broken. They’re wasting money. Most buildings, stores, and travel hubs are designed with small, invisible barriers that push customers away without a sound. A door that’s too heavy. A layout that creates bottlenecks. A missing handrail that makes someone choose another venue. These aren’t just accessibility issues. They are abandoned revenue streams hiding in plain sight. A massive share of consumer spending power sits with people whose mobility is changing. When their experience feels hard, they don’t complain. They just don’t return. The result is a silent leak that operators never measure but feel in their balance sheets. We’re here to give businesses the superpower they’ve never had: the ability to see, measure, and fix friction before it kills throughput. The Solution: A performance engine for the physical world SpacelyLabs is a B2B SaaS platform that turns buildings into measurable, optimizable systems. Think of it as the analytics layer the physical world has been missing. We create Digital Twins of real spaces, analyze how people actually move and interact, and pinpoint exactly where friction blocks flow and revenue. Clear insights. Clear ROI. For Real Estate: We show how removing a tiny barrier can unlock a disproportionate boost in customer movement and spending. For Transport: We surface the critical interface problems that break seamless travel and cost operators loyalty. Our Unfair Advantage We’re building a ground truth dataset no one else has. Today: We collect verified, engineering-grade data through a specialized scout network. Tomorrow: It will be autonomous. We’re training computer vision models so a simple walkthrough video can generate a full friction map and commercial recommendation set instantly. This is where the product becomes magic. Why join now? We’re early, ambitious, and moving fast. We already have strong market signals and pilot discussions with major operators. The pain is obvious, the demand is real, and the opportunity is huge. If you want to build something technically challenging that changes how millions of people move through the world while opening a market worth tens of billions, this is the moment to jump in.

Danish Development Research Network (DDRN)

Danish Development Research Network (DDRN) is a non-governmental organization comprising individual and institutional members based in any country. Membership is open to researchers, students, aid practitioners, consultants, private and public entities and others who are involved in the generation, communication and application of knowledge to support sustainable development in the Global South countries. There is a wide gap between North and South in research as a resource for development. According to the UNESCO Science Report 2015, low income countries had 121 researchers per 1 mill. inhabitants, as opposed to high income countries with 3,814 researchers per 1 mill. inhabitants in 2013. During the same year, 1,363,074 scientific articles were published by researchers in OECD member states, as compared to only 3,909 articles by researchers in low income countries. Global challenges call for joint research to retrieve and combine data across North-South divides. The mutual interests between South and North researchers in exploring global solutions set agendas for research beyond conventional development studies. The emphasis in Denmark on innovation holds a potential for a broad engagement with South countries towards the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Research by South researchers working in Denmark provides knowledge resources for South-North public and private partnerships.

BioPilot

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.

SIS: Sisters In Startup

Sisters In Startup (SIS) is a platform built to close the gender gap in entrepreneurship. Our mission is to empower women by bridging the gap between their entrepreneurial ambitions and the opportunities needed to succeed. Too often, female founders face structural barriers: lack of access to funding, networks, and mentorship. At SIS, we’re creating a digital ecosystem that changes that. Through curated resources, funding guides, community support, and actionable tools, we make it easier for women to turn ideas into sustainable businesses. SIS combines education, community, and funding readiness in one place, offering practical templates, founder stories, and growth programs tailored to each stage of the entrepreneurial journey. We believe entrepreneurship should be accessible to everyone, not just those who already have connections or capital. That’s why we’re building SIS: a space where women founders can learn, connect, and grow together. Our platform will officially launch in 2026 and is currently in development. We’re looking for a passionate co-founder who shares our vision and wants to help shape the future of female entrepreneurship in Europe (and beyond).

Billify

At Billify, we are building a professional invoice and receipt generator designed specifically for freelancers, entrepreneurs, and small businesses who need a fast, simple, and professional way to handle their billing. Every day, millions of independent professionals struggle with invoicing. They either waste hours formatting Word or Excel templates, or they overpay for complex accounting software that was never designed for them. The result? Lost time, delayed payments, and a lack of professional credibility with clients. In Europe and the U.S. alone, more than 50 million freelancers face this problem on a regular basis — a massive market that continues to grow as the freelance economy expands. Billify exists to solve this problem. Our product allows users to create invoices in under 60 seconds, with sleek, customizable templates that look professional and inspire confidence. Receipts, payment tracking, and client management are integrated into a single, intuitive workflow. Unlike traditional accounting tools, Billify doesn’t overwhelm users with unnecessary features — instead, we focus on speed, simplicity, and design. Our “secret sauce” is the ability to combine professional output with an effortless user experience that anyone can master instantly. The motivation behind Billify comes from our own frustration as entrepreneurs. We’ve seen first-hand how administrative tasks eat up valuable time that should be spent growing a business. We know the stress of chasing payments and the embarrassment of sending poorly formatted invoices. That’s why we’re committed to building the easiest and most accessible invoicing solution on the market. We believe that by eliminating unnecessary complexity, we can help entrepreneurs save time, get paid faster, and focus on what they do best. Now, we’re looking for a Chief Technology Officer (CTO) to join us on this journey. As CTO, you won’t just be writing code — you’ll be shaping the future of the product and the company. You’ll help us scale Billify into a trusted global brand for freelancers and small businesses. You’ll have ownership over the technology roadmap, lead development, and ensure we continue to deliver a product that is reliable, secure, and a joy to use. This is an opportunity to join at an early stage and make a lasting impact. If you’re passionate about building simple tools that solve real problems, if you thrive on innovation and want to help millions of entrepreneurs succeed, then we’d love to talk with you.

Appstract

Why Join Appstract? At Appstract, we are reimagining how people shop and share experiences together. Our mission is to transform everyday shopping into a social and collaborative journey, bridging the gap between digital convenience and real-world connection. With our Shared Shopping and Shared Experience solutions, we’re building products that don’t just make transactions easier — they make them more meaningful, engaging, and human. Our Culture We’re a startup at heart: curious, fast-moving, and ambitious. Joining Appstract means stepping into an environment where ideas are encouraged, experimentation is part of the process, and every team member has a direct impact on the product and the people who use it. We value collaboration, openness, and creativity — we want you to bring your perspective, challenge assumptions, and help us shape the future of how people connect around shopping. The Opportunity By joining Appstract, you’re not just signing up for a job — you’re joining a mission-driven team at the ground floor of an exciting journey. You’ll gain hands-on experience, grow your skills, and help us create something that could change the way people connect through commerce worldwide.