Zuuvi is one of Denmark’s fastest-growing tech companies. We rethink the way modern marketers produce digital content. We believe that creativity in digital marketing is important today - and will become even more important in the future. Zuuvi is a Danish tech scale-up company based in Copenhagen. Our market-leading Creative Performance Platform enables brands and agencies to create, personalise, and distribute high-performing ads. Scale your campaigns across all digital channels - in minutes, not days. We're on an exciting journey. Working and being a true Zuuvineer is fun, challenging, ambitious, and most importantly, it will develop your skills, and you will get the chance to make a real impact.

GUTXY (''gut-see'') lets your gut guide you to better digestive health: as a personal microbiome profiling platform, we offer actionable scientific insights that personalize your lifestyle for the better. Our wellness platform allows anyone to find out more about their microbiome, to help improve your digestion, skin and mental health through dietary change. We believe in the power of prebiotics (plant-based foods that support your microbes) and work to help enhance your daily life.

Orvello is an early-stage SaaS startup building a smarter workforce planning platform for businesses. Many companies still spend too much time on manual scheduling, coordination and last-minute changes. This creates unnecessary work for managers and a worse experience for employees, especially in teams where shifts, availability and staffing needs change often. We are building Orvello to make workforce planning simpler, faster and more structured. The goal is to help businesses save time, reduce scheduling friction and create a better overview for both managers and employees. We are still in the early stages and are currently building the first version of the product. Our focus is to create a clean, practical and easy-to-use platform that solves a real operational problem without unnecessary complexity. We are two founders building Orvello together with technical support, and our ambition is to create a modern SaaS product that can become a strong tool for businesses in Denmark and eventually across the Nordics.

DatHost is a bootstrapped, profitable game server host (~€3M ARR, doubling YoY) powering CS2, Minecraft, Valheim and more. Having built our entire system and infrastructure from scratch, we focus on providing simple and cost-effective gameserver hosting solutions to both consumers and businesses. We’re a tiny, high-ownership team that loves staying lean, focused, and fast.

Car sales nowadays start online. Therefore, it is important to have clear and consistent images to create reassurance, safety and credibility when potential customers see the vehicles. Editing photos yourself is a time-consuming task, or these days it takes photo editing providers up to 24 hours before the photos are ready. With Optifo's app, retailers can start taking pictures with clear and consistent picture guides. With our built-in image processor, the app removes the background, adds a new one, adjusts colour and lighting, and finishes with the retailer's logo. Super easy for the car dealers - and everything is fully automated, and editing takes less than a minute.

Agentwork is a shared knowledge layer for companies. AI is great for one person but hard to make useful across a team, because company knowledge is scattered across Slack, Notion, docs, CRM, and support, and half of it contradicts itself. We connect to those tools and answer with sources you can check. When something isn't written down, we ask the person who knows, respect who's allowed to see what, and keep the answer for everyone. We're second-time founders in Copenhagen, and we think every company is about to need this.

P-Secure is a pioneering Danish SaaS company that develops Europe's only platform for automated and EU-compliant background checks for employees, applicants, consultants and suppliers. Our solution streamlines critical security processes, supports compliance with GDPR, NIS2 and CER directives and contributes to a higher security culture in both private companies and public institutions. We have ambitious growth plans in Scandinavia and Europe and are now looking for people to join our team.

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.

At Candyfloss Collective we significantly improve the standard online shopping experience. We inspire to making new choices & create sales for our partners. Visitors can read in-depth articles from our experts about relevant topics within the niche that we website is all about. We also do the classic price comparison feature.

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.

Every month, drones injure or kill more than 5,000 Ukrainians. Munin exists to stop that. We build point-defense systems against unmanned threats. Our first product is a hand-launched micro-missile designed to intercept small drones at close range. It is small enough to carry three in a vest and cheap enough for mass deployment. This will be the smallest and most cost-effective guided missile ever fielded. Our aim is to change the battlefield in Ukraine through very high-volume production, then deliver proven systems to NATO.

Industrial sites across Europe are waiting years for grid capacity they need now. Edgy builds and operates microgrids on those sites instead. Battery, CHP, electric and thermal storage, sized to the site and run by our own software, InSync. No capital expenditure on the assets, we finance them, and you sign a long-term agreement for energy at a rate below what you pay today. We are on every step, from the first site visit to operating the system for the life of the agreement.

At Felix, we’re on a mission to transform real estate operations. Today, large property owners are stuck with fragmented, outdated software, leading to massive inefficiencies and frustrated teams. We’re changing that by building a beautiful, intuitive, and AI-powered operating system that consolidates all property management needs into one single source of truth.

Volve is reimagining construction management with AI-driven technology, enabling faster decision-making, automated workflows, and intelligent insights for industry professionals. Construction projects generate massive volumes of complex, fragmented information—leading to inefficiencies, delays, and costly mistakes. Volve AI streamline data access, automate evaluations, and connect critical project information, reducing review times from weeks to minutes.

As the world pushes to limit global warming, energy remains one of the hardest industries to trace, even though it accounts for 73% of global carbon emissions. Traditional tracking systems rely on basic, annual certificates that lack the detail and transparency needed to drive meaningful change. Companies spend over €24.4 billion annually on these outdated certificates, facing high costs and uncertainty—obstacles that slow down progress toward carbon neutrality. At Spritju, we're changing that. Our B2B marketplace for energy certificates empowers companies to cut costs by 20% and track their energy use with precision, offering certificates with 8,760 times the granularity. By joining Spritju, you’ll play a hands-on role in shaping a more transparent, sustainable energy landscape. Your work will contribute to a future where companies can confidently reduce their carbon footprint, moving us all closer to a sustainable and accountable energy future.