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CHAOS

At CHAOS we provide a better understanding of cities’ complexity in an easy and lean way. Our AI-powered urban insights and forecasts enable fact-based decision-making for real estate investment and city development, which leads to the creation of more liveable cities around the world. By integrating data that different systems are creating with the data that people produce in their living environment we produce indexes that allows to measure the performance of cities today and simulate future scenarios.  Our ultimate purpose  is to create better and more sustainable cities for everyone around the world. We believe this should be achieved through data, technology and by including people. We are a multicultural team composed by exceptional talent leading in the tech and smart city industry. Business women and men, change-drivers, nerds, speakers, thinkers and doers. We value team work, progressive thinking, passion and grit. And we work in hybrid mode, half remote and half from our very cool office in the heart of Helsinki!

Hubro Education

We are the new stuff in business education. Hubro Education develop business simulations that give students training in applying their business skills. We make it easily understandable and fun! The Hubro Business Simulation is aimed at management accounting and business economics courses in higher and secondary education. The simulation is used at more than 50% of Norwegian universities, universities in Sweden, Denmark and Finland, and secondary schools in Norway, Sweden and England. We're passionate about education and technology, and use tech to lift the classroom experience to new hights. If you ever sat in class and thought that this place is ripe for innovation, then maybe you should join us? We're a diverse bunch of engineers and programmers, teachers and business graduates, marketers and entrepreneurs.

Sapio Network

What if the best reserve in crypto built itself? Every reserve, index, and fund has the same hidden component: a committee deciding what goes in it. Central banks, index boards, DAO governance — different costumes, same role. They meet on a schedule. Markets don't. By the time the committee acts, the opportunity is gone. In traditional finance, 85% of professional fund managers fail to beat a simple index over a decade — and still charge 1–2% every year. The passive alternative is decided by a committee that updates quarterly while markets move daily. In crypto the problem is worse: $24.5B sits in DAO treasuries that governance can't deploy, $313B in stablecoins earns below the risk-free rate, and the first generation of on-chain fund managers — Set, Rari, Enzyme, Babylon — failed or collapsed. The intelligence to allocate well already exists. Thousands of people do it every day. No system captures it and turns it into something you can hold. Sapio replaces the committee with an open competition. People who believe they know which assets should back the currency stake their own capital. If they're right, they earn rewards. If they're wrong, they lose their stake — not yours. The competition is continuous, the allocation non-discretionary. No governance vote decides what enters the reserve. Only proven improvement does. The output is Multi: one token, backed 1:1 by real assets, redeemable at any time, that continuously evolves because competitors keep improving what's behind it. You hold one token. The network does the work. Three integrated systems make this work. The competition engine runs the staked tournament. We call the consensus mechanism Proof of Improvement. Bitcoin's PoW asks "who secures the ledger?" Ethereum's PoS asks "who validates transactions?" PoI asks a different question entirely: what should back the currency? The reserve management layer holds the assets and guarantees redemption. The exchange layer falls out for free — every Multi in circulation is structural trading depth across all reserve assets. No external LPs. No impermanent loss. Why now: prediction markets proved competition discovers truth better than committees, but stop at signal. Flatcoins remain unsolved. The first wave of on-chain fund management is dead. Passive investing has surpassed active globally — the demand for set-it-and-forget-it exposure is proven; what's missing is the version that removes the committee. Reserve coordination has no public infrastructure. That's what we're building. Sapio AB is a Swedish startup. Seven years of mechanism design research went into the current architecture. Five mechanism designs failed before this one worked. 90% of the core mechanism is coded, with 382 test cases, built on top of audited Reserve Protocol DTF code. ChainSecurity has scoped the full audit. We are in the EU Blockchain Sandbox Cohort 3, with KTH Royal Institute as academic backing and a DFINITY Foundation grant. The team is seven — mechanism design, full-stack engineering, product, community, GTM, legal. We are pre-seed, raising ahead of Alpha launch Q2 2026. If you want to build protocol infrastructure that doesn't exist anywhere else — multilateral matching, on-chain reserve accounting, competition settlement, exchange-layer routing — talk to us.

Cendo

Cendo is a leading Danish AI voice company helping businesses in Denmark and Norway automate customer conversations with AI voice agents. We build voice AI for customer support, booking, and lead qualification, enabling companies to handle large call volumes with better availability and efficiency. Cendo was selected for the Innofounder programme by the Danish Innovation Fund.

Puzzel

Puzzel started in Norway in 1998 with a strong ambition: to become Europe's leading provider of CX solutions. From the beginning, we understood that companies want to make every customer interaction a great one. Because in the end, we're all customers looking for a great experience. Over time, our contact centre solution evolved into a powerful CX ecosystem that helps businesses like yours not only deliver great customer experiences but makes it simple for you to do so too. Fast forward to today, our mission is stronger than ever. We work every day to ensure organisations like yours can focus on what they do best – deliver first-class services to their customers, while empowering their agents at every turn.

The Pie Project

The Pie Project is a Mediterranean micro-bakery located in the heart of Odense. Our principal is to make homemade, motherly food. Homemade, handmade, heartmade pies for all the pastry lovers. We are a small team who love baking and pies! Our goal is to find more pie lovers and small business enthusiasts to follow the dream with us. Our moto to Stay HapPie. Hope to meet the next HapPie person soon!

Regulars

Most loyalty programs are slow, generic, confusing, and hard to manage. Rewards often take too long to earn, feel irrelevant or low in value, and come with unclear rules. Say goodbye to paper cards, app fatigue, and loyalty clutter. We're changing loyalty with personal memberships in Apple & Google Wallet.

Contribe

At Contribe we’re on a mission to revolutionize the shopping experience by giving shoppers the power to engage with on-brand impact projects with every purchase. Customers want more from brands, and standing out with Contribe is the easiest way to make good on that promise. We call it the Good Shopping Movement. Our team consists of young driven individuals skilled within software development, business law, commercial strategy, marketing, branding and more. Most importantly, we like to work together and prioritise building a team where everyone burns to grow as a team effort. Contribe was founded in Copenhagen, Denmark, with our headquarters in Christianshavn. We offer products and services to e-commerce businesses within social and environmental impact. Fashion, retail, accessories, food, beverages, travel, hospitality… you name it, we have a trusted impact project for it. With more than 300 global online stores with Contribe integrated, we can see the effect of good impact everyday. Ready to join us in doing some good?

DataCrunch.io

DataCrunch is providing GPU cloud infrastructure & services to make life better of AI developers. We provide access to compute power for machine learning operations, often providing better customer support, lower price and better performance than the hyperscalers! Continuously, our services are improving and infrastructure expanding to match the customers' needs.

Circular Innovation Lab ApS

Circular Innovation Lab is a research and policy think tank, based in Denmark and India, accelerating the transition to a circular economy, through its for-profit arm, Circular Innovation Lab ApS, and non-profit arm, CIL Foundation MTU. We collaborate with national governments, UN agencies, and international organisations to create circular economy solutions that drive the transition to a circular economy forward. ​We work closely with these stakeholders to help them gain a deeper understanding of the potential of a circular economy transition. Together, we develop solutions that assist them in adopting circular principles and actions. We support them in the entire process from the ideation, research, and analysis phase up to implementation and monitoring.

Copenhagen Fintech

Copenhagen Fintech is an association built on the vision to be one of the leading Fintech Hubs in the global financial services industry by supporting and catalyzing the next era of technology-led corporate and startup innovators. We combine the visionary ideas of fintech entrepreneurs, the experience of the established financial sector, the desire for societal benefits of the public sector and the research from the universities with the overarching purpose of building a thriving fintech ecosystem for the benefit of all stakeholders.

Tactplan

1 — The pitch Tactplan is developing a location-based scheduling and production control platform to help construction contractors solve the chronic problem of schedule chaos and workflow collisions on site — with a purpose-built planning method that combines Takt Time Planning, real-time progress tracking, and actionable production alarms into one connected tool. 2 — The what Construction projects don't fail because people stop trying. They fail because no one can see what's actually happening — until it's too late. The construction industry is one of the least productive sectors in the developed world, and the root cause is hiding in plain sight: scheduling. Traditional Gantt-based project plans are disconnected from the physical reality of building. They don't reflect how work actually flows through a building — floor by floor, zone by zone, trade by trade. The result is trades colliding, buffers eroding, foremen firefighting, and project managers spending their days in status meetings instead of solving real problems. This isn't a niche problem. It affects virtually every multi-trade construction project, from residential developments to hospitals and infrastructure — representing hundreds of billions of euros in lost productivity annually across Europe alone. 3 — The how Tactplan replaces the Gantt chart with a location-based schedule — a plan structured around where work happens, not just when. Using Takt Time Planning principles, project teams define a steady production rhythm across locations: the right trade in the right place at the right time, with no overlaps and no idle zones. The schedule becomes a live production system. As work progresses, Tactplan captures actual production rates, detects deviations early, and surfaces prioritised alarms so planners and site managers know exactly what to act on. Instead of a plan that gets outdated the moment it's printed, teams get a continuously valid picture of their project — with the tools to keep production moving and catch problems days before they become delays. 4 — The why The construction industry has tools for everything except the thing that matters most: keeping work flowing. The team behind Tactplan comes from civil engineering and construction project management. They've experienced firsthand the frustration of planning systems that look sophisticated on paper but fall apart on site — schedules that no one trusts, updates that never happen, and meetings where everyone knows there's a problem but nobody has the data to act on it. Location-based scheduling and Takt Time Planning have strong academic and practical evidence behind them, but the tooling has never matched the method. Tactplan exists to close that gap — to give construction teams a planning tool that actually reflects how buildings are built, and to make flow-based production control the new standard for the industry.

Gosta Labs

Healthcare is under unprecedented pressure. Patient numbers are rising, workforces are shrinking, and clinical complexity is exploding. Yet clinicians still spend up to half their workday on administrative tasks, navigating fragmented systems and unstructured clinical data while making fast, high-stakes decisions. Gosta is building the AI operating system for healthcare. We turn fragmented clinical data, documentation, and care workflows into structured, actionable support — so healthcare providers can reduce administrative burden, improve coordination across care teams, and make more informed decisions. Our medical-grade platform automates clinical note generation in real time, structures patient data according to institutional standards, and links care decisions to evidence-based guidelines. Real-world results show clinicians completing follow-up documentation in a median of under two minutes, freeing meaningful time for direct patient care. Built in Finland on secure, ISO 27001–certified infrastructure and developed under IEC 62304 for medical software, Gosta is already trusted by leading healthcare providers across Europe — from large private providers and public wellbeing services to specialist centers in fields like oncology. Gosta Labs was founded in 2023 by Lauri Sippola and Henri Viertolahti, the team behind Kaiku Health (acquired by Elekta in 2020). Backed by Voima Ventures, COR Group, Reaktor and others, we're on a mission to give care teams back their time, headspace, and confidence — so every patient encounter can be safer, more personal, and less burdened by administration.

CM Navigator A/S

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.

Aavuus

Aavuus is a space-tech startup building a global network of ground-based laser stations to detect and track space debris with unmatched precision. Our mission is to ensure the safety and sustainability of Earth’s orbit by providing satellite operators, Space Situational Awareness (SSA) companies, and defense organizations with accurate, timely, and affordable debris tracking data. Space has become crowded. Over 10,000 active satellites and more than hundred million debris objects currently orbit Earth, and the number of satellites is expected to grow tenfold by 2030. Even a fragment as small as one centimeter can destroy a satellite upon impact. Yet, current tracking systems are struggling to keep pace. This gap threatens not only the safety of critical assets in orbit but also the future of the global space economy, which depends on the long-term sustainability of orbital operations.