Biltong er eit tradisjonelt tørka og krydra kjøtprodukt frå Sør-Afrika. Ulike typar kjøt kan bli brukt, som storfe, struts og vilt. Ordet biltong stammar frå to nederlandske ord, «bil» og «tong». Bil betyr «rumpe» og tong betyr «strimmel» eller «tunge». Me i Doms Biltong bruker berre norsk storfekjøt i våre produkt. Nyt Biltong som eit mellommåltid med høgt proteininnhald, eller som turmat når som helst.

Quandify develops an intelligent water meter system for residential property owners that enables sub-metering cost-efficiently. The company’s platform uses machine learning to break down water usage data into outlets and diagnoses an entire homes water and hot water energy usage from a single, patented, non-invasive sensor. In our smartphone app, tenants then receive individually tailored nudges on how to efficiently lower usage, without sacrificing comfortability. The result is an up to 40 % decrease in water usage on average, and as a result, an energy usage reduction of 8 - 16 %, paving the way for a more sustainable and aware public and private residential real estate industry. Watch our video presentation below: https://quandify.com/about/

We are serious about what impact games can have on learning and change. We see games as a powerful language that can shape the world. It has many dialects and with 15+ years of experience, we master them all.When we make games, we pick the right mechanics from a big tool box – such as competition, storytelling, achievements, curiosity, collaboration – to achieve the right impact.

Talent Garden's mission is to empower people and organizations by creating relevant learning and networking opportunities in the digital ecosystem. We host Europe's largest digital and tech community of over 45,000 professionals, startups, agencies, corporate labs, freelancers, investors, SMEs and students within a network of campuses in 13 countries.

Ibex is building the future of mental fitness. We're developing a research-informed platform that combines psychology, behavioural science and physiological data to help people proactively strengthen their mental wellbeing through personalised, actionable guidance.
 We believe taking care of our minds deserves the same evolution that taking care of our bodies has already undergone. Today, if you want to improve your physical health, you have access to coaches, training plans, wearables and decades of research translated into practical tools that help you build strength, resilience and long-term wellbeing. Mental health, despite being just as fundamental to how we live, work and thrive, is still largely approached reactively. Clinical care is essential, but for most people there is little support between treating illness and generic wellbeing content.
 We see an opportunity to help change that.
 Advances in wearable technology, behavioural science and AI are making it possible to personalise mental health support in ways that simply weren't practical a few years ago. Technology has become remarkably good at measuring us. Wearables can tell us how we slept, how we recovered and how our bodies responded to stress - but measurements alone rarely lead to better mental health.
 Most people already know that sleep, movement, relationships, recovery and stress all matter. The challenge isn't awareness, it's understanding how these factors interact for each individual and turning that understanding into sustainable action.
 Our ambition is to build a system that turns research and personal data into practical, personalised guidance. Rather than giving everyone the same meditation, journal prompt or breathing exercise, we're building an experience that learns about the individual over time and helps people understand what supports their mental wellbeing, then guides them towards small, meaningful actions that strengthen it over time. Just as no good coach would give every athlete the same training plan, we don't believe everyone should receive the same advice.
 The long-term vision is to make taking care of your mind as practical, personalised and accessible as taking care of your body.
 I founded Ibex after spending years working with people, leadership and organisational development and repeatedly seeing the same pattern: people often recognised the signals only once they had become difficult to ignore. 

At the same time, I saw incredible research, talented clinicians and coaches, and rapidly advancing technology, but very little that brought these worlds together in a practical way for everyday life.
 That question; what if we approached mental fitness more like physical fitness? - became the starting point for Ibex.
 Since then, we've developed an early prototype, completed our first pilot, and are continuing to learn where the product creates value, where it needs to improve, and what we need to build next. We're still early in the journey, but we believe mental fitness deserves the same evolution that physical fitness has already undergone, and we're excited to help shape what comes next.
 If you believe the future of mental health is proactive, personalised and built around helping people thrive, not just treating illness - we'd love to connect.

Free To Use is a royalty-free music platform that gives content creators high-quality background music for free, without the copyright risks that come with most "free" music online. The problem: every creator who publishes video or audio needs music, but the safe options are a mess. Most "free" libraries simply host tracks uploaded by producers who keep the rights, so a song can be pulled later or hit with a copyright claim that demonetizes or blocks the creator's video. Licensing terms are buried in legalese and often restricted by platform or region. And a growing share of libraries are filling up with AI-generated music that can't be properly copyrighted or protected. The result: creators waste time, lose ad revenue to false claims, and never quite know if the music in their video is safe. Our solution: Free To Use owns every track in its catalogue outright. Artists transfer the exclusive rights to us, so the music stays free forever, the terms stay stable, and we can resolve false copyright claims directly on a creator's behalf. Every track is made by a real human artist, never AI, and reviewed and curated by hand for consistent quality. Creators browse by mood and genre, download unlimited tracks with no sign-up, and publish safely across YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Twitch and podcasts. Why we built it: we are a team of content creators who felt this pain ourselves. Free use comes with a simple attribution; we fund the platform through affordable Personal and Commercial subscriptions plus single-track Pro and Broadcast licences, which keeps the core library free for everyone. Founded in 2016 and based in Denmark, Free To Use is building the music layer for the creator economy: music creators can actually trust.

We're building the future of tennis - one Smart Tennis Court at a time Zenniz makes tennis courts intelligent. Our system delivers electronic line calling, real-time match analysis, video tools, and gamified drills by turning sensor data and video into insights that help players, coaches, and clubs perform at their best. We are used on courts around the world, and we are growing fast. This year, we are expanding our customer support operation from Finland into North America and beyond. This hire is where that starts.

Most companies know they need to move on AI. The challenge isn’t awareness - it’s knowing where and how to start and keep momentum. That’s the kind of problems we work on at Kompose. Working at Kompose means being part of a small, highly focused team that builds side by side. We combine deep technical expertise with hands-on delivery, helping professional services firms and larger enterprises move from complexity to working, production-ready AI solutions. No slide decks for the sake of it. No pseudo-work. We focus on real use cases and ship solutions that deliver visible results. We move fast and prioritise momentum. If something doesn’t create value for the customer, we don’t do it. Good ideas win - regardless of title. Feedback is direct and constructive. Mistakes are fine; carelessness and unnecessary complexity are not. Our days are collaborative. We start each morning with a short check-in and spend most of our time working closely together in the office in Christianshavn. There’s space for deep focus and space for discussion. Transparency is the norm - about challenges, trade-offs, and decisions. We experiment constantly and apply AI in our own workflows. We test new tools, refine how we build, and continuously evolve our delivery framework so we get sharper with every project. You’re trusted to own your work and see it through - from idea to production. We’re ambitious and growing organically, but we believe good work requires balance. Some weeks are intense, others lighter. We swim in the canals every week (even in winter) and during summer we hold meetings on a rented boat. Lean team. High trust. Real responsibility. Real impact.

We aim to help small, local businesses grow. The plan is clear, and several businesses are already lined up to test our beta version. We’re looking for a tech co-founder who can independently build an iOS and Android app for our beta launch. This is a real entrepreneurial venture. No VC. No investors. Good old bootstrap to deliver and 100% ownership for co-founders. Focus on building real revenues from day 1. EQUITY BASED ONLY. Agencies and wannabees please keep on moving. This is an opportunity is for entrepreneurial people—doers who take ownership and deliver results. About me: I’m a two-time founder. My superpower is sales and strategy, and I’m relentlessly pragmatic. Doer.

Dimmi is an early-stage Danish legaltech SaaS start-up revolutionising how European companies navigate the complexities of immigration law across the European Union. Companies across Europe are increasingly in need of international labour and talent. Yet navigating immigration law and obtaining work permits is highly challenging and costly for companies of all sizes. Combining unique research and legal insight into migration law and global mobility with augmented retrieval technology, Dimmi is building the first-ever digital infrastructure for end-to-end case handling of international hires, making legal immigration compliance fast, easy, and cost-predictable. From guiding users through the most viable visa track, deadlines, and documentation requirements, Dimmi empowers companies to file compliant applications to the authorities faster, cheaper and with higher rates of compliance. Dimmi is a spin-out company pioneered by a research project conducted by research conducted at the University of Copenhagen, Center of Excellence for Global Mobility Law by Dr Christian Prener with aim of resolving the major legal and financial bottlenecks that European companies face when hiring candidates from outside of the EU. The project is funded by Lighthouse, University of Copenhagen’s innovation centre and currently based at the University of Copenhagen. We are in search of a co-founding CTO to lead the development of the technical platform in collaboration with the Alexandra Institute. Both junior and senior product architects and software developers are encouraged to reach out to hear more.

Wawa is a high-growth health-tech SaaS startup transforming how fertility clinics operate and care for patients. Our platform is used by leading clinics across the world to streamline clinical workflows, improve team efficiency, and deliver a better patient experience. qqWe are backed by top-tier venture investors and are scaling quickly.

Kihleo is a medtech startup developing an early warning system for urinary tract infections in older people with incontinence receiving care at home or in nursing homes. UTIs are one of the most common reasons for acute deterioration, confusion, and hospitalisation in this group. They are challenging to detect early, because symptoms are often vague, many older people cannot clearly communicate discomfort, and home care staff and nurses have minimal time. Today, detection is primarily reactive. Staff notice that something is wrong, then order urine tests and start treatment when the infection is already well underway. This leads to unnecessary suffering, avoidable admissions, and a high use of antibiotics. Kihleo’s solution is a small sensor placed in the diaper that measures biomarkers in the urine every time the person voids. When the diaper is changed, the sensor is read, and data is sent to a secure backend. Algorithms and predictive models analyse patterns over time and provide early, trustworthy indications that an infection may be developing, days before clinical symptoms are usually recognised. The system is not a diagnostic tool. It is a decision-support and early-warning system that integrates into existing workflows and helps staff decide when to look more closely, consult a nurse or doctor, and perform standard diagnostic tests. The value is threefold. For older people, it means faster and more targeted treatment, fewer severe infections, less confusion, and a better day-to-day quality of life. For relatives and care staff, it provides reassurance, objective data, and more time for actual care rather than crisis management. For the public sector, it helps prevent avoidable hospitalisations and complications that are both expensive and resource-intensive. Kihleo is working with a hardware partner on sensor development and is already in dialogue with Danish municipalities about pilot projects. The long-term vision is to create a scalable, data-driven platform for early detection of infections and other complications in elderly care, using everyday materials like diapers as non-invasive data sources.

Studiebooster is a knowledge-driven platform dedicated to helping students navigate one of the most difficult phases of their education: the transition from university into their first full-time job. In 2023, 42% of students reported that this transition is hard, yet there are almost no specialised organisations offering practical, modern guidance. Getting a job, you are excited about, after graduation come with too much uncertainty. Studiebooster works on changing that. Creating better job security for graduates. Right now, Studiebooster focuses on creating clear, accessible information for students—books, articles, tools and content that turn career uncertainty into concrete steps. I share insights, frameworks and real-world advice that help students understand what employers actually look for, and how to build a compelling early-career profile beyond grades. In the near future, Studiebooster will evolve into a larger ecosystem: community-driven, tool-supported, and built in collaboration with student organisations and individuals with similar missions. All of these are in the making, and we need ambitios people to be the number 1 source for students, who believe there are greater than their grades. The vision is to create Denmark’s first dedicated uni-to-job transition knowledge platform—one place where students can get guidance, structure and support as they take their first steps into working life. And the goal is to have a lot of fun, doing it. Wanna join?

Gettier lets domain experts — not just data teams — build an AI-ready data foundation bottom up: verifiable, traceable, understandable by humans and AI. Built for mission-critical areas, it lets experts easily create ontologies from their own knowledge, so every AI answer traces back to trusted facts.

Smart, personal, and free advisory service for small and medium-sized businesses seeking new offices. At Spacefinder, we know that finding the right office solution can be both time-consuming and challenging. An office is one of the biggest decisions and commitments a company makes, and a poor agreement can quickly end up costing more than you might think. Access to the entire market, personal guidance, and digital solutions, so that small and medium-sized businesses can focus on what they do best: creating value.