Startup directory in Europe
Browse startup organisations across Europe. Each entry links to its country, city, and sector pages.
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Juni
Juni is a Gothenburg-based financial management platform for e-commerce businesses, founded in June 2020 by Samir El-Sabini, Jonathan Sanders, and Anders Orsedal. The platform offers multi-currency accounts, virtual and physical cards, credit products, analytics, and accounting integrations designed specifically for online merchants and digital advertisers. Juni holds an Electronic Money Institution (EMI) licence from Sweden's Finansinspektionen and has raised $282 million across five funding rounds including a $206 million Series B.
Just Eat
Just Eat began in Kolding in 2001 as one of the first online takeaway ordering marketplaces in Europe. After early traction in Denmark, the company relocated to London and expanded aggressively across Europe and beyond through acquisitions and country launches. Just Eat listed on the London Stock Exchange in 2014 and later merged with Takeaway.com, forming one of the largest food delivery groups globally. The company is a defining example of a Danish startup scaling into a multi-billion euro public business.
Just Eat Takeaway
Just Eat Takeaway.com is an Amsterdam-headquartered online food delivery marketplace formed from the 2020 merger of Dutch Takeaway.com and British Just Eat. The combined company became one of the world's largest food delivery platforms, operating in over 20 countries across Europe, North America, and Australasia. The company briefly owned Grubhub in the US before divesting it. Listed on the London and Amsterdam stock exchanges, Just Eat Takeaway connects millions of consumers with hundreds of thousands of restaurant partners. The company has faced intense competition from Uber Eats and Deliveroo but remains a dominant player in many European markets.
Jutro Medical
Jutro Medical is a Warsaw-based, AI-first primary care operator that integrates online and offline care. Founded in 2020, it has grown from a single tech-enabled clinic into an integrated operator running around 20 clinics across Poland and serving roughly 120,000 patients. The company embeds AI agents directly into clinical workflows to handle patient intake and documentation, freeing doctors for clinical decisions.
Kabinet
Kabinet.bg is a Bulgarian telehealth platform offering free individual, family and group psychotherapy and emotional-support consultations by phone, video and email, run as a project of the Bulgarian Society for Psychoanalysis and Group Analysis. Consultants on the platform are psychotherapists, social workers and psychotherapists-in-training working under supervision, and the free service is funded through donations and partners. Kabinet is a portfolio company of Bulgarian investor Innovation Capital.
Kahoot!
Kahoot! is an Oslo-based game-based learning platform that has transformed how educators, trainers, and corporate teams engage audiences through interactive quizzes, presentations, and knowledge checks. The platform has hosted billions of cumulative participants across 200+ countries and serves both the K-12 education market and enterprise training use cases. Kahoot! went public on the Oslo Stock Exchange and has acquired complementary edtech products including Clever and Motimate to expand its learning ecosystem. With its combination of consumer virality and enterprise adoption, Kahoot! is one of Norway's most recognizable global technology brands and a defining example of gamification applied to learning at massive scale.
Kaia Health
Kaia Health is a Munich-based digital therapeutics company that develops prescribable smartphone apps for chronic conditions, including Kaia Rueckenschmerzen for back pain and a COPD programme, delivering physiotherapy exercises, relaxation techniques and education. Kaia Rueckenschmerzen is registered as a Class IIa medical device and is reimbursable in Germany through the DiGA prescription pathway, where patients activate the therapy with an access code from their statutory or private health insurer. The company is legally registered as kaia health software GmbH, headquartered in Munich.
Kantox
Kantox is a Barcelona-founded currency management automation company whose FX risk management software helps finance teams automate foreign exchange workflows, including dynamic hedging, dynamic pricing across currencies, in-house FX netting, payments and collections, and hedge accounting. It serves industries such as travel, adtech, logistics, food, chemicals, pharma, and manufacturing, and has grown to more than 200 people across offices in Barcelona and London. As of July 2023, Kantox is a BNP Paribas company but continues to operate independently under its own brand.
Katalist
Katalist is a Slovenian-founded generative-AI startup building an end-to-end pre-production workspace for video: writers and directors can import or draft a script, let the system break it down into beats, shots, and storyboards, generate consistent character and location renders, and iterate on the look of every scene before a single frame is filmed. The key differentiator is character- and setting-consistency across shots — the hard problem that plagues early image and video models — which Katalist addresses with reference-conditioning and scene graphs rather than naive prompt chaining. The target users are in-house content teams at brands, boutique production studios, and advertising agencies that have to produce far more video than their traditional pipelines can absorb, and that need a visual ideation layer that survives client feedback cycles. The company graduated from 500 Global's Eurasia program and is one of the more interesting European pre-production tools competing with the LTX Studio / Showrunner generation of US AI-film products.
Katana
Cloud inventory and manufacturing (MRP) software for product businesses, with real-time stock control across channels and production workflows. Founded 2017 in Tallinn.
Keboola
Keboola provides an all-in-one data operations platform for connecting, cleaning, and orchestrating data pipelines. It is known for flexibility, modularity, and an enterprise-grade pay-as-you-go model. The company has been profitable for years and raised a late Series A to accelerate global expansion. By 2026, Keboola is a trusted DataOps layer for mid-market and enterprise customers.
Keelvar
AI-native agentic sourcing and procurement-optimization platform that automates enterprise sourcing events end-to-end, optimizing over $100bn in annual spend. Customers include Mars and Coca-Cola. Founded 2012.
Keepz
QR-based payments fintech founded in Tbilisi in 2023. Keepz enables merchants to accept payments via Apple Pay, Google Pay, bank cards, open banking, and cryptocurrency without requiring customers to download an app. The company was the first in Georgia to obtain an open banking licence and, in December 2024, helped Georgia become one of the first countries to enable tax payments via digital assets. It has onboarded over 20,000 merchants and is expanding into Turkey and Italy.
KeeSystem
Monaco software company at 7 rue du Gabian building portfolio and wealth management technology for private banks, family offices and fiduciaries. Its KeeSense platform combines data aggregation, portfolio management, compliance tooling and client portals so wealth managers can digitalise and automate their operations. A MonacoTech alumnus, the company states more than fifteen years of activity in the sector.
Kencko
Kencko is a Portuguese-founded direct-to-consumer brand selling instant fruit-and-vegetable smoothie mixes designed to be ready in 30 seconds without shopping, chopping or cleanup. The company cites Harvard-linked nutrition research behind its products and reports more than a million members and tens of thousands of customer reviews.
Kerecis
Kerecis is an Icelandic biotech and medical technology company known for developing wound-healing products derived from fish skin. Its work is notable because it turns a locally abundant natural material into a clinically relevant regenerative scaffold used in difficult wound-care cases, including burns, trauma, and chronic ulcers. The biological rationale and manufacturing approach set it apart from software-led health companies: this is a deep life-science and materials business built around research, regulatory rigor, and medical adoption. In the European ecosystem, Kerecis is a useful example of how world-class biotech can emerge from a small geography when the product is grounded in differentiated science and clear clinical utility. It expands the directory's health coverage into advanced materials and tissue regeneration, complementing digital health and wearable platforms without overlapping with them. For the broader startup map, Kerecis shows that high-impact European innovation is not limited to apps or infrastructure, but also includes biologically sophisticated products with global medical significance.
Keybotic
Keybotic (Keybotic S.L.) is a Barcelona-based robotics company, headquartered at the Parc Tecnologic Barcelona Activa, building Keyper, an autonomous robot-dog for industrial inspection. Keyper patrols facilities, navigates 3D-mapped routes, and uses visual, thermal, and acoustic sensing with AI to detect gas leaks, thermal anomalies, and equipment failures in real time, targeting chemicals, oil and gas, energy and utilities, mining, and research facilities. The company's technology won first prize at the DARPA Robotics Challenge and it has been awarded a Eureka Eurostars grant for advanced robotic solutions.
Keyrock
Keyrock is a Brussels-based digital-asset market-making and trading firm offering market making, OTC and options trading, onchain liquidity provisioning, and asset-management strategies for crypto markets. It also provides ecosystem-development and validator services, publishes crypto-market research, and recently raised Series C funding from SC Ventures.
Kilo Health
Kilo Health is a Vilnius-based digital health company founded in 2013 that builds, acquires, and scales a portfolio of 30+ health and wellness apps spanning weight management, fitness, mental health, chronic disease management, and personal care. The company serves over 7 million paying customers globally and employs 500+ people across Lithuania, Germany, and Latvia. Kilo Health operates as a health-app studio, applying performance marketing expertise and data-driven product iteration to grow individual apps rapidly. It is one of the largest and most profitable digital health companies in the Baltics, demonstrating Lithuania's strength in consumer app businesses.
Kiutra
Kiutra is a Munich-based deep tech startup developing cryogenic systems and services for quantum technologies. The company manufactures helium-3-free cryostats that reach sub-kelvin and millikelvin temperatures, including the L-Type Rapid, X-Type, S-Type, and T-Type product lines, and offers cryogenic characterisation lab services for quantum device development. Kiutra serves leading quantum computing companies and research institutions globally and is a sponsor of Finnish Quantum Days 2026.
