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Lovable

Stockholm, Sweden

Describe an app in plain language and get working, deployable software without writing the code yourself.

Lovable, from Stockholm, lets founders, designers and developers build and publish web applications by chatting with an AI that writes the code. It launched in November 2024 and says 60 million projects have been created on it. A USD 400 million Series C led by Menlo Ventures in August 2026 valued it at USD 13.3 billion.

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Vinnersøknad

Oslo, Norway

Fra stillingsannonse til ferdig søknad på minutter!

Bygg profilen din én gang. Lim inn en stillingsannonse, så lager AI-en et utkast til en kort, tilpasset søknad, formulert slik norske arbeidsgivere forventer: med konkrete eksempler og uten amerikansk skryt.

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Tibber

Førde, Norway

Electricity retailer that sells power at the spot price and manages home charging and heating in its app.

Tibber, from Førde, charges customers the hourly market price plus a small markup and a monthly fee, and its app schedules electric car charging and other loads when power is cheapest. It started in Norway and Sweden and later launched in Germany. A USD 100 million Series C led by Summa Equity in March 2022 took its funding above USD 170 million.

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Too Good To Go

Copenhagen, Denmark

App where shops and restaurants sell their unsold food at a discount instead of binning it.

Too Good To Go, founded in Copenhagen in 2016, connects consumers with cafes, bakeries and supermarkets that have surplus food at the end of the day. It says it has helped save more than 500 million meals, with over 120 million registered users and 180,000 business partners in 21 countries. A USD 31 million round led by Blisce in 2021 financed its expansion into the United States.

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ICEYE

Espoo, Finland

Operates radar imaging satellites that see through cloud and darkness, sold to governments and insurers.

ICEYE, from Espoo, builds and flies the world's largest constellation of synthetic aperture radar satellites, supplying imagery for defence, disaster response and insurance claims, and selling satellites to nations that want their own sovereign fleets. It had launched 76 satellites by July 2026. A Series F in June 2026, led by General Atlantic, valued it at over EUR 10 billion.

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Controlant

Reykjavík, Iceland

Real-time temperature tracking of pharmaceutical shipments, with devices that report from the pallet.

Controlant, from Reykjavik, combines reusable sensor devices with a cloud platform that tells drugmakers and carriers where a shipment is and whether it stayed within temperature limits. It monitored the global rollout of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine from 2020, and its site reports 5.7 million shipments tracked across 189 countries.