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all.u.me

When we started all.u.me in 2021, our goal was to prevent harassment and create a society where everyone can feel free. To do this, we all need to play an active role in shifting the culture. To intervene when we witness harassment in everyday life. That's why we've created the all.u.me app - to educate everyone and empower them to go from good intentions to good actions. And to enable people experiencing harassment to activate a community of trained backups ready to step in when called for.

Padelspecialist ApS

Padelspecialist ApS er en startup og blev stiftet i efteråret 2020. Padelspecialist sælger padeludstyr til interesserede i padelsporten, som er blandt ét af verdens hurtigst voksende sportsgrene. På Padelspecialist.dk, som er hjemmesiden, vil du finde et udvalg af særligt udvælgte produkter, fra nogle af verdens mest anerkendte brand indenfor ketchersport. Niklas Bruun og Peter Gøggaard-Clausen, som er stifterne, er begge padelentusiaster. Gennem en fælles passion for sporten vil de ud og erobre skandinavien og efterfølgende dele af Europa. Med e-commerce erfaring, fra tidligere projekter, er de 2 gutter mere end forberedt til den spændende rejser, der ligger foran de to.

CrowdNerds

In CrowdNerds we help Danish companies succeed with crowdfunding through campaigns on platforms like Kickstarter. We truly think that crowdfunding is an awesome way to launch a product or start a business, and we are on a mission to educate businesses on this opportunity. We also host lectures on the subject and are eager to get more involved with educational institutes.

2030beyond

2030beyond is a non-profit do-tank for the 2030 agenda, supporting parliaments and people to accelerate action for the Sustainable Development Goals. We convene and connect parliamentarians in a global network of Parliamentarians for the Global Goals as a platform to share best practices and ideas on SDG implementation. We support their efforts to build cross-party collaboration, multi-stakeholder involvement and civic engagement. ​We believe that co-creation through human- and planet centered design is the only way we will succeed with the 2030 Agenda. We work beyond borders, beyond sectors, beyond political, professional and cultural divides.

XploR XR

Upgrading skils and competencies of people using different solutions with XR technologies. This is done in collaborations with schools, companies and other organisations in order for them to become better and more effective at what they do. Our goal is to teach people about XR technologies and then collaborate together with them, finding then most valuable solutions. We strive to execute the most profitable solutions at the lowest costs - thus, the most valuable gain for the least amount of pain.

PickyEating

More than 4 million Swedes are "Picky Eaters", i.e. in the need of making informed food choices. PickyEating has developed an app to solve the everyday problem of choosing food. By entering a dietary profile and by scanning the barcode of a food item, the ingredient information is matched with the user's individual preferences. After proof-of-concept among our end-users, the start-up is now scaling up and are ready to adapt and develop the technology into a business-to-business solution for food retailers and producers. For this, we are no looking to expand our team and recruit a developer or a group of two-three sofware/app developers.

Zazu

Zazu is creating the next generation of online dating, it's time to stop texting and start dating. On todays dating apps are filled with time wasters, fake profiles, and people who ghost you without any explanation. Zazu focuses on putting the date first, get to know real people, in the real world, then stay connected in app afterwards. Because as we like to say, a date is work a thousand texts.

ClearView Trade

At ClearView Trade, we want to digitalise Danish exports. We want to minimise the time and resources that Danish companies spend on booking transportation as well as completing and obtaining all the relevant documents and certificates regarding export. In cooperation with the Danish Chamber of Commerce, the Confederation of Danish Industry, the Danish Agriculture & Food Council, SME Denmark and the Danish Tax Authority, we already offer fully digitalised customs declaration forms as well as the issuance of Certificates of Origin.

Weco Play

Weco Play is a collection of learning games and activities for large touchscreens. They are designed to enable several children to play and learn together. We sell our software mainly to pre-schools, schools, and special education. The software is sold as SAAS, though partnerships to B2G/B2B customers.

Footballersqvizz

We add excitement, engagement & entertainment in the world of football. We are building an app for football lovers, focusing on Premier League, with scale up potential in La Liga (Spain), Serie A (Italy) and Bundesliga (Germany). First version is built and published (iOS & Android). Currently building "Content Provider Team" in England. We have found a gap between betting & trivia gaming that we are interested to tell you more about. Ad-income based app. Focusing on trimming app, building content and userbase. Plans & design ready for new features in the app.

Narratory

Narratory aims to democratize chat/voice bot building, allowing non-coders to create quality bots at a fraction of the cost using other available tools. The market today (roughly) consists of graphical DIY-prototyping tools and heavy-duty bot platforms that require teams of developers to set up and maintain. Narratory bridges this gap and allows conversational designers to build advanced bots without involving developers, thus vastly increasing productivity and freeing up developer time. This is made possible by combining leading dialog research at KTH with graphical block-programming from MIT. Benefits for the users are both faster time-to-market - since creation is blazingly fast and intuitive and doesn't need to involve developers - and higher quality (since the platform is opinionated and enforces best-practices from dialog research).

Torso Electronics

We are a small team of musicians and engineers, dedicated to developing and manufacturing new and experimental tools for making and performing electronic music. Our primary mission is to make high-quality products that contribute to new workflows and a wide range of possibilities in composition and sounds.

SillySanta

Scandinavias largest selection of Christmas sweaters! We design and sell Christmas sweaters, pyjamas, suits, socks and other Christmas items, and sell them in our webshops in 6 different countries. In addition to webshops we have pop up ships in Norway before Christmas. We are expanding every year with new product lines, and are always looking for fun clothing!

Sweetkynd Denmark

Sweetkynd Denmark har en mission om at bringe kvalitet ind i slik og tilbyde velsmagende slik lavet med rene ingredienser. Vi henvender os til forbrugere og virksomheder, der sætter pris på kvalitet og økologi, så man kan nyde slik med god samvittighed. Virksomheden lancerede sine første produkter på markedet i marts 2020, som er økologiske vingummier lavet med rosévin. Idéen til Sweetkynd opstod ud fra kærlighed til slik og søde sager, og drømmen er at skabe et internationalt brand med fokus på økologi og bæredygtighed.

Student Survival Guide

Student Survival Guide is a community-driven project that is gathering in one platform all important information about university life in a foreign country. Students can also find tips from former students, learn more about daily life in the new country, and discover local gems, only other students know about. We are also running a weekly live broadcast where students can engage in a conversation about current events in the country and the world. We provide people with information that is crucial to a successful and happy life in Denmark. And we make sure that the information is correct, easy to understand, and actionable. We are making sure that we include the community, answer questions that people are asking, and touch on topics, which most other publicly funded organizations cannot. After a successful year on the market, we have learned how to communicate key information in an effective way, either through videos, articles or live streams. After our platform grew, we understood from peoples feedback that they needed a strong sense of community. Therefore, we are organizing weekly meetings in Aarhus, where all like-minded students can meet and work together on common goals. We have developed the project to it’s near full-market potential. We are present on all key platforms where the target group is and we have established an organizational structure that is recruiting more members. We are technologically capable to execute large projects and collaborations. We are part of AU Incubator since 2019, where we have held conversations with startup advisors. Consequently, we are using AU Incubator as a meeting point for the community that builds Student Survival Guide. Student Survival Guide is run by Michael Mares and Jaroslav Vyhnak, both 24 year old Master’s Degree Students in Economics and Business Administration at Aarhus University in Denmark. However, Student Survival Guide is a community-run project where a key asset are the contributors that write and share their knowledge. The contributor can be anyone with experience of the Danish way of life and schooling. So far, SSG has had more than 20 contributors. All of the contributors are bachelor’s/master’s degree students from international backgrounds. Contributors form teams that are responsible for various areas of the project, such as blogging, social media, video editing, news research and community management. All of the teams have their respective managers, who collaborate together to ensure proper project development. We have so far been able to reach more than 100,000 people through social media, gained more than 5,000+ followers on social media and got our videos viewed more than 43,000 times. On top of this, more than 10,000 students have already read our blogs and ‘survival guides’ to Denmark, on our website. We got the project to the point where many of the students prefer to contact us with their questions rather than relying on their universities or other ‘resourceful’ institutions.