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.

RiskFinder helps the companies that keep heat, water and power running stay ready when something goes wrong. Our customers are utilities and critical infrastructure operators. Every year they face more cyber threats, extreme weather, supply chain failures and new rules. Most of them already have emergency plans and risk assessments. But the information sits in long documents, spreadsheets and people's heads. That is exactly where it is useless in a real crisis. We turn it into something teams can use under pressure: clear action cards, live risk tracking, exercise planning, supplier and asset overviews, and the proof that they are ready. This is not a tool for auditors. It is for the person on shift when a plant goes down at 3am, who has to make the call and keep the city warm. Those are the high-stakes moments we build for. When it counts, the work has to hold. We are early. RiskFinder is a small operation working with serious customers on hard problems. There is no narrow lane to stay in. You will see how the whole thing fits together, from talking to the people who run a plant to shipping the feature that helps them. If you want your work to land on something real, with people who genuinely need it, this is a good place to spend your time.

We are building an early-stage deep-tech startup developing advanced robotics, computer vision and laser-based systems for high-precision detection and response in complex environments. The problem we are addressing is the growing need for faster, more automated and scalable protection systems. Drones and other fast-moving autonomous technologies are becoming increasingly accessible, capable and difficult to manage with traditional methods. This creates new challenges for protecting critical infrastructure, sensitive areas, public spaces and high-value assets. Our solution combines real-time computer vision, mechatronics, precision control and a laser-based system into an automated technology platform. The goal is to detect, track and respond to relevant objects with high accuracy, while reducing the need for manual operation and making the system more scalable than many existing alternatives. We are working on this because we believe there is a strong need for intelligent, cost-effective and technically advanced systems that can help society respond to emerging security and infrastructure challenges. By combining software, hardware and robotics, we aim to build a platform that can create real-world impact in areas where speed, precision and reliability are critical.

Vero Disruptors Pvt Ltd is a startup. Our mission is to bring the innovative solutions to the people and society. There are huge continuous efforts going across the world in bringing innovative solutions for the better life of people. We Vero Disruptors believe that there is some space for us to contribute and help in the ongoing efforts. At Vero Disruptors, we build data science and AI solutions in various domains and verticals. Now a days the data is generated from many devices used in various fields. We are building reusable data solutions and apps that automate complex daily activities, which we are referring as automation using data. Vero Disruptors also focusing on the data talent development and help the organizations which are in need of data talent. We provide talent in data engineering, data ops, data science, machine learning, artificial, intelligence and many other data related technologies.

Kiyuki is the AI-powered customer success platform turning silent machine data into loud health signals. Whether a customer is thriving or struggling, kiyuki tells you what action to take. spot an expansion opportunity in a healthy account. catch a warning sign before it becomes a problem. every account, a clear next step.

Cobrief is developing an AI-powered public procurement platform to help businesses across all industries find, evaluate, and win government tenders — replacing manual, time-consuming bid processes with intelligent automation that acts like having an extra colleague on the team. Public procurement represents over 800 billion NOK annually in Norway alone, yet the average government tender receives only around 3–5 bids. In nearly 20% of tenders, only one or zero suppliers submit a bid. The reason: tender data is scattered across closed platforms, the process is complex, and small businesses lack the resources to keep up. Suppliers can't find the opportunities, or give up because the process is too complicated. The result is less competition, worse deals for taxpayers, and lost revenue for businesses that could have won. Cobrief aggregates public tenders from procurement databases across Scandinavia, Finland, and Germany — including Doffin, TED, Udbud, and Hilma — into a single searchable platform. AI-powered matching scores every opportunity against each company's profile, sending relevant alerts via email, Slack, or Teams. When a team decides to bid, an AI writing module drafts proposal responses from a knowledge base of past submissions. Automated price sheet filling pulls from product catalogs, and CV matching identifies the right personnel. A Bid Manager Agent provides autonomous support throughout the entire process — functioning as an AI colleague from evaluation to submission. Teams collaborate in shared workspaces with task boards, deadline calendars, and role-based access. Used by 1,500+ companies, with a free plan to get started. The founders experienced firsthand how broken the public procurement process is for suppliers. Tender data that should be freely and directly accessible by law is in practice locked behind commercial platforms, creating unnecessary barriers to competition. They saw that businesses — especially SMBs — were missing out on opportunities worth billions simply because the system was too opaque and complex. Cobrief was built to fix that: make public tenders accessible, understandable, and winnable for every business. Beyond the product, the team is actively advocating for open procurement data in Norway through anbudsdata.no, pushing for systemic change so that public tender data is truly open — not just in theory, but in practice.

Vi bygger virksomheder med mennesker i centrum. Siden 2016 har vi udviklet digitale medier, der når millioner af brugere globalt og hjælper dem med at finde, forstå og bruge digitalt indhold på en meningsfuld måde. Vi tror på ærlighed, kvalitet og langsigtet tænkning. Gennem stærkt indhold, data og teknologi skaber vi medieplatforme, der er lette at bruge – og til at stole på. For os handler vækst ikke kun om tal, men om ansvar, samarbejde og at bygge noget, der holder. Det er sådan, vi skaber virksomheder med reel og varig værdi.

POUL was born in 2023 with the aim of bringing robots to pharmaceutical cleanrooms and other clean production environments. Since then, we’ve been on a wild journey, have met fantastic people, and carefully listened to many opinions. Our first product, the fork, serves as a baseline for upcoming developments that we’re already working on. Stay tuned and connect with us on LinkedIn. We’d love to hear from you.

TwoTail is an analytics tool designed specifically for builders of vertical AI agents. AI agents are taking over the work of SaaS, but traditional product analytics tools haven't adapted to the new paradigm. TwoTail is filling that gap. We swap out user-centric data modelling for agent-centric traces, and say goodbye to funnels and retention charts and hello to clustering and eval correlation.

Smart hiring for jobseekers and recruiters based on skills and and new AI capabilities for both side of people in hiring domain. We are a startup started in 2025 in Stockholm, and trying different ways of hiring for jobseekers which can help them in this small job market, where mostly jobs get settled by reference.

Addy: The Invisible Marketing DepartmentThe Vision: From SaaS Tools to Agentic Results We are building the Frictionless OS for the 15M service SMEs in the EU who didn't start a business to become marketers. Our vision is to move the market from complex tools to "Invisible Brains". We envision a future where a business owner sends a video and Addy handles the rest—allocating budgets across Meta, Google, and TikTok to turn content into confirmed bookings.The Problem: The Digital Friction Crisis Local businesses are trapped in the Organic Mirage (posting for

Cempur solves a common problem in renovation and construction: worn, uneven, or damaged floors that are expensive and time-consuming to replace. Instead of removing the existing floor, Cempur installs durable PUR and epoxy flooring systems directly on top of the current surface. This creates a seamless, hard-wearing floor that is easy to maintain. The result is a faster, more cost-effective, and long-lasting flooring solution for both residential and commercial spaces.

Sengeverden er en dansk e-handelsvirksomhed, der producerer og forhandler kvalitetssenge og soveværelsesprodukter direkte til forbrugere. Vi har fokus på kvalitet, funktionalitet og god søvn og arbejder tæt sammen med erfarne producenter for at sikre holdbare produkter til konkurrencedygtige priser. Virksomheden drives online med en direkte-til-forbruger-model, hvor rådgivning, kundeservice og en tryg købsoplevelse er centrale elementer. Vi arbejder struktureret, datadrevet og med høje krav til kvalitet – både i produkter og i den måde, vi kommunikerer med kunderne på. Sengeverden er i vækst og har et ambitiøst fokus på at udvikle både forretningen og kundeoplevelsen løbende.

Estatelab – Property management made simple Estatelab transforms your commercial property administration into a smart, efficient, and profitable workflow. We consolidate all your data-area reports, lease agreements, guarantees, KPIs, and more - into one user-friendly platform. Automate invoicing, optimize rental income, and get full visibility of vacant spaces. Focus on value creation, not paperwork.

Bellis is developing a direct-to-consumer travel experience platform to help local tourism businesses sell experiences and gift cards directly to travelers, solving the problem of high commissions, lost customer relationships, and generic discovery on traditional booking platforms — powered by low fees, strong data ownership, and an AI-driven discovery layer. The tourism and experience economy is dominated by large global booking platforms and deal sites that take high commissions (often 15–30%), control customer data, and prioritize volume over relevance. For local hotels, inns, attractions, and experience providers, this results in shrinking margins, limited ownership of customer relationships, and heavy dependence on third-party platforms for visibility and sales. At the same time, travelers face a different but related problem: discovering authentic, local experiences is surprisingly difficult. Recommendations are often generic, paid placements dominate results, and users must jump between many different platforms to plan a trip. The result is a disconnect between what travelers want — personal, meaningful experiences — and how experiences are distributed online today. This problem affects a large and fragmented market: thousands of small and mid-sized tourism businesses across Denmark (and beyond), and millions of travelers each year looking for better inspiration and simpler booking flows. Despite digitalization, much of the value is extracted by intermediaries rather than staying with the local hosts who create the experiences. Bellis solves this by acting as a direct booking and discovery layer between travelers and local hosts. For travelers, Bellis is a single place to discover, save, and buy experiences and gift cards directly from hosts — without hidden markups or confusing redirects. Discovery is curated and increasingly personalized through an AI travel assistant that understands structured tourism data and recommends experiences based on interests, companions, timing, and location. For hosts, Bellis is not a traditional OTA. There are no setup fees, subscriptions, or long-term lock-ins. Partners only pay a low transaction fee when they actually make a sale. Bellis provides the infrastructure — checkout, gift cards, partner dashboards, analytics, and server-side tracking — while hosts retain control over pricing, branding, and customer relationships. A key part of the solution is measurement and data transparency. Bellis ensures that marketing and traffic can be tracked and optimized even when bookings happen in external systems, allowing partners to understand real performance and invest confidently in direct sales. Bellis started from first-hand experience working closely with tourism businesses and seeing how much value was lost to intermediaries. Again and again, great local hosts struggled to make direct sales while paying high commissions to platforms that added little beyond distribution. At the same time, as travelers ourselves, we felt how impersonal and repetitive travel discovery had become — even in a country full of unique places and passionate hosts. The inspiration came from Denmark’s Marguerite Route: guiding people away from the highways and toward hidden gems. Bellis is the digital version of that idea. The motivation is simple: keep more value local, make discovery feel human again, and give both travelers and hosts tools that work in their favor — not against them.