Junia AI is a leading AI writing tool that empowers businesses for SEO-optimized content creation and enhances the overall writing process. With over 70,000 users and 800,000+ articles generated, Junia AI caters to various industries such as e-commerce, SEO agencies, and bloggers. With its advanced custom-trained AI models, Junia AI enables brandsto create on-brand, factual, and human-like content of high quality. Junia AI also offers real-time SEO suggestions and comprehensive keyword research tools designed to help business owners achieve better Google rankings and overcome SEO challenges.

Today, 7 of 10 Swedes walk around with an untreated skin problem. And even WITH a referral, you have to wait up to 6 months to get qualified help. No more. We started Dr Hud because we believe that skin patients deserve a better healthcare experience. Several of us have ourselves suffered from skin problems, long waiting times and incorrect assessments, and unfortunately we are not alone. The team, which consists of both dermatologists and people with many years of experience in healthcare scaleups (incl Doctrin, Kry, Uber and others), aim to offer a service that is better for patients, doctors and the healthcare system as a whole. Let's fix skin. One rash, mole or itch at a time.

Artland is a global online platform dedicated to connecting galleries with collectors worldwide. With the goal of making contemporary art more accessible, we offer a new way to discover, sell and buy art. In creating a unique virtual destination, Artland creates a place for collectors and galleries to meet, whilst unlocking new possibilities for the art world to expand.

Proku is building an AI-native bid management platform to help Swedish B2B companies selling to the public sector win more tenders, by combining each company's own bid history with outcome data and human corrections into a system that improves with every bid written. Public procurement in Sweden represents roughly SEK 900 billion per year across approximately 18,000 published tenders. On the supplier side, the process is brutally inefficient. A mid-sized consulting or services company routinely spends 40 to 120 hours on a single bid: reading hundreds of pages of requirement documents, hunting down CVs and reference assignments, rewriting the same quality descriptions for the fifth time, and then reformatting everything to match a procurement officer's template. Win rates typically sit around 20 to 30 percent, which means most of that work gets written off. The problem hits hardest for companies competing on qualitative criteria, where evaluation is based on descriptions of methodology, competence, complexion of the tender and delivery rather than price alone. That is exactly where human writing determines the outcome, and exactly the part that is least systematized today. The knowledge lives in the heads of one or two people, rarely in a system. When they leave, it disappears. The consequence is that companies either walk away from business they could have won, or burn their margin on bid work that never converts. Proku is the workspace and data plattform where the bid is actually written, not another monitoring tool that stops at sending notifications. The platform ingests the tender documentation and breaks it down into a structured requirement matrix covering mandatory criteria, weighted criteria, and the evaluation model. It then generates drafts per requirement, grounded in the company's own previous bids, CV database, and reference assignments, with integrations to the systems where that material already lives: Cinode, CV Partner, SharePoint. Every draft is traceable to its source, which matters in a context where an inaccurate claim can disqualify the entire bid. What makes this hard to copy is not the model but the data. Because we own the writing surface, we capture three signals no monitoring service has access to: what was written, what the human changed before submission, and whether the bid won or lost. That combination means quality compounds with usage, both per customer and across the customer base. My co-founder Sadegh and I previously built and sold a digital agency. We spent an unreasonable amount of our own time on public sector bids, and kept having the same experience: we knew we were the right supplier, but lost because we did not have the energy to describe it as carefully as we had in the last bid. The work was repetitive, the knowledge already existed in the company, and we still started from a blank document every single time. When we started talking to other companies, we realized this was not our incompetence. It is a structural problem across the entire supplier side. The public sector has digitized its half of the process. Suppliers are still in Word. This is a market with enormous volume, clearly measurable outcomes, and almost no modern software. We believe whoever owns the writing surface toward the public sector in the Nordics builds something very large, and we intend to be the ones who do it.

We're building the taste layer for the physical world: the app that knows what you actually love and turns it into places to go. Today: See it. Save it. Do it. - Spot a place on social, save it in one tap, and our AI finds the exact spot, pins it to your map, and helps you plan and book it. Where we're going - The app you open to go out in your own city with your friends, that inspires and pushes you into the world, and that truly feels social. Our product philosophy - AI is the engine, not the show: We use it heavily, but users don't need to know or care. It's hidden and helpful, never flashy for its own sake. - We kill choice overload: People are drowning in options. We get them to the right one while feeling confident they're not missing something better. - Complex inside, dead simple outside: Features can be intricate behind the scenes, but should always feel effortless to use. - Convention over configuration: The common case is the happy path, with an escape hatch for when you need more control. - Validate, but trust the vision: We test product decisions with real signals, and we hold our nerve on the long-term direction we believe in.

We create a more sustainable future by making eMobility more accessible with our Open EV Charging Platform. Our cloud-native and cost-efficient platform with APIs enables you to control, manage and scale your EV charging business and provide a better user experience. The eMabler team has extensive experience with eMobility from eMSP, CPO and charge point manufacturers.​ We create a more sustainable future by making eMobility more accessible with our API-first electric vehicle charging platform.

Themison is a Danish health-tech company building a new kind of clinical trial platform. Every day, clinical trial site staff manage growing complexity (protocols, emails, visits, deadlines) without a system truly built for coordination. At Themison, we are creating the intelligent foundation that trial sites need. We have invested deeply in research and fieldwork to understand the reality of trial execution. Our AI tools are shaped by the needs of those on the frontlines. Our mission: streamline operations, reduce burnout, deliver operational clarity that scales revenue, and help life-saving treatments reach patients faster by accelerating their path from laboratory to market. Why This Matters: The pharmaceutical industry is at a pivotal moment. As the search for blockbuster drugs becomes harder and patents on key treatments expire in the coming years, the race to bring new therapies to market is more competitive than ever. Pharmaceutical companies, contract research organizations, and clinical sites must work faster and more efficiently to stay ahead. In this new era of Agentic AI, Themison equips trial managers and staff with the tools to lead. Together, we can accelerate the delivery of life-saving treatments, making healthcare more accessible, affordable, and patient-centered. Join us in shaping the future of clinical trials.

Pale Blue Dot is a €87M seed-stage venture capital firm investing in climate tech startups that reduce and reverse the climate crisis and help us prepare for a new world. Pale Blue Dot is based in Malmö, Sweden, and invests in early stage companies, in Europe and the US.

Docendo is developing tools to help schools worldwide scheduling and plan their resources. Schools currently work in ad-hoc, centralized manner on resource planning which leads to suboptimal solutions and errors. At Docendo we build solutions that help delegate the work and make the numbers add up so no resources go wasted. At Docendo we strive to improve education for children worldwide.

Smarp is a leading international knowledge sharing SaaS provider headquartered in Helsinki with more than 70 full-time team members. At Smarp, we're creating the world's best Knowledge Sharing platform, ensuring knowledge is not locked away in silos, and making it simple and rewarding to share. The Smarp employee app brings company news and content to the fingertips of employees,  engaging them to communicate and helping them to share their knowledge with their own social networks. Working at Smarp is not an average nine to five job. We strive to provide an environment where individuals can take on a level of responsibility beyond anything they have experienced before.Our attempt is to give people the opportunities they need to shine. Change is our second name – we are pursuing to conquer a new market space so we adjust our ways of working constantly – you won’t get bored here!

Attensi is a Norwegian tech company specialised in gamified simulation training. Since our inception in 2012, Attensi has grown to become a global leader in the field, with training solutions used by global brands in more than 150 countries and 50 different languages. We use gamification, realistic interactive scenarios, and decision-driven dialogues, powered by our game AI, to create a ‘learning by doing’ training environment that encourages repetition and builds mastery. It is a radically new method to achieve high impact training that scales across large organisations. We work with some of the largest industry, energy, retail, hospitality, pharmaceutical and professional services brands in the world including Circle K, The Boston Consulting Group, PwC, Accenture, KPMG, ABB, Zurich, and Novartis. Attensi is growing fast and are now focused on accelerating our business growth. We are over 250 Game Changers across US and Europe, with 140 based in our thriving Oslo HQ. Are you a Game Changer?

Over the past 20 years, TimeLog has grown. From a basement to offices in Denmark, Sweden, and Malaysia. From the goal to create the world's best time tracking tool to wanting to be Europe's leading Professional Services Automation (PSA) software provider. And we're not nearly finished growing. Or dreaming. In November 2020, the renowned software investor, Viking Venture, invested € 10 million in TimeLog. The goal of the partnership is to create a Nordic PSA power house by accelerating product development, becoming even more TimeLoggers and acquiring at least one company a year over the next five years. In March 2022, TimeLog acquired its first company: AutoPilot. AutoPilot is a market leader in Denmark used by more than half of the Danish architects, and nearly that many engineers. It covers their need for time management, resource planning, pipeline, analysis and business intelligence. The acquisition is part of a strategy to offer more niche solutions to our customers. The acquisition of AutoPilot is also the first after the investment from Viking Venture. With the acquisition, we are more than 100 employees working from offices in Copenhagen, Aarhus, Aalborg, Kuala Lumpur, London and Stockholm.

Geniebelt builds software that helps construction companies deliver repeatable projects faster and more predictably. Construction still runs on spreadsheets, emails, and manual coordination. This becomes especially painful for companies building the same type of project again and again — like residential developers running dozens or hundreds of projects at once. Geniebelt turns repeatable construction into repeatable systems. Our platform standardises project workflows, coordinates teams and subcontractors, and provides visibility across many projects so companies can plan better and reduce delays. Founded in 2012, Geniebelt has supported construction teams for more than a decade. In 2026 the company was spun out as an independent business again — bringing a fresh startup mindset to the next generation of the platform.

CM Navigator A/S – part of Copenhagen Merchants Group - is the company behind the digital platform for market intelligence and decision support in the agri-commodity and freight sectors – CM Navigator. Founded by Copenhagen Merchants Group, CM Navigator was initially developed in-house (starting around 2018) to aggregate the wealth of tacit market knowledge held by the group’s brokers and shipping experts. It was subsequently launched as a commercial SaaS platform in 2022 and later incorporated as an independent company in 2023 (while remaining majority-owned by CM Group). What it offers: CM Navigator provides real-time data and analytics tools to track commodity markets and logistics: • Live Prices & Global Benchmarks: Users get daily updated prices from major export regions (North America, South America, Europe, Black Sea, Australia, etc.) and a global CFR price matrix covering 600+ destinations, allowing easy comparison of origin competitiveness. This helps traders see, for example, how US corn fob prices plus freight compare to Brazilian corn into a given import market. • Freight Forecasting: The platform includes advanced freight tools that let users search among 250,000+ bulk freight routes with up to 12-month forward curves. This essentially functions as an instant freight rate calculator: a trader can input a specific load port and discharge port (or even a combination for multi-leg trades) and get current freight cost estimates and future rates. Such capability, drawn from Navi Merchants’ data, simplifies evaluating the delivered cost of commodities. • Supply/Demand & Trade Flows: CM Navigator continuously updates global supply and demand balances for key crops, and tracks trade flows. It integrates official data with on-the-ground insights (e.g., port line-up information) to give an up-to-date picture of export/import volumes and stock levels. This dynamic data can alert users to changes (such as a sudden surge in Ukrainian wheat exports or a drought cutting Argentine soy supply) much faster than traditional reports. • News & Insights: The platform delivers relevant news flashes and in-house analysis. For instance, it might highlight policy changes, weather events, or logistical issues affecting markets, along with commentary from CM’s analysts. Users also receive reports like grain export summaries or freight market outlooks, helping them stay ahead in volatile markets. Strategic purpose: The creation of CM Navigator reflects the group’s goal to “empower traders of all sizes in all countries” by democratizing access to high-quality market data. It takes the tacit knowledge that Copenhagen Merchants accumulated (through decades of brokerage and logistics operations) and scales it via technology. Internally, the platform ensures CM’s own teams and key clients operate with the same up-to-date information. Externally, it has become a new revenue stream and value proposition, attracting subscribers from the wider industry. By providing transparency and decision-support, CM Navigator strengthens Copenhagen Merchants Group’s role as an information broker. Its strategic goal is to be the go-to platform for anyone looking for integrated data on grains and freight, thereby enhancing market efficiency and extending the group’s influence in the digital domain.

Bsure is a fast-growing Norwegian SaaS company that helps organisations gain control of their users, access and license costs in the Microsoft ecosystem. Today, many companies lack visibility of the totality of all their users. Who are they, who has access to what, which accounts are still active, and what they are actually paying for, this is creating unnecessary costs and security risks. Bsure solves this by providing a modern platform that brings all this data together, visualises risks and cost drivers, and gives actionable recommendations that make it easy to clean up, optimise and stay secure. The result is better security, lower costs and full visibility. We’re backed by international investors, we’re growing quickly, and we’re building a product with global potential. Joining Bsure means having real influence, real responsibility and the chance to help shape a company on its way to international success.