Startup directory in Europe
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Origin Robotics
Origin Robotics is a Latvian defence-tech company founded in 2022 by Agris Kipurs and Ilja Nevdah in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The company develops advanced autonomous UAV systems combining AI computer vision with cost-effective hardware. Its flagship BEAK system is a man-portable, mid-range precision-guided weapon with a 15 km reach already deployed by Latvian and Ukrainian armed forces, while BLAZE is an autonomous counter-UAS interceptor using radar and AI vision. Origin has raised €4 million in pre-seed funding led by Change Ventures and secured an additional €4.5 million European Defence Fund grant.
Orqa
Orqa is an Osijek-based hardware company that builds high-performance FPV (first-person-view) goggles, video transmission systems, and drone software used by professional drone racers, industrial inspection teams, cinematography crews, and — increasingly — military users in Ukraine and elsewhere who need low-latency remote flight at scale. The company's flagship FPV.One family of goggles became a reference product in the high-end racing scene for its micro-OLED displays, refresh rates, and firmware openness, and the team has since expanded into digital HD video links and open FPV platforms. Orqa runs a full electronics design and manufacturing operation out of Slavonia, which is unusual in a region better known for software, and has become a visible example of defense-and-dual-use hardware built on a European open supply chain. For the directory it rounds out Croatia's industrial-tech picture alongside Rimac's automotive deep tech and Infobip's telecom infrastructure.
Otilus
A fully French project-management SaaS (published by Agence Ici) combining Kanban, the Eisenhower matrix, GTD, Gantt charts, automated task-distribution scenarios and performance indicators in one tool designed to reduce cognitive load. It targets SMEs and growing teams wanting a simpler, European-hosted alternative to Asana, Jira or Monday.
Otrium
Otrium is an Amsterdam-based e-commerce company founded in 2016 that runs an online fashion outlet marketplace, giving premium and designer brands a dedicated channel to sell past-season and surplus stock to consumers instead of destroying or heavily discounting it in stores. It combines a curated shopping experience with data tools that help brands manage end-of-season inventory more sustainably.
Oura
Oura is a Finnish wearable company best known for the Oura Ring, a smart ring that packages continuous biometric sensing into a minimal consumer device. The product built its reputation through strong sleep and recovery tracking, then expanded into broader health insights around readiness, activity, stress, and women's health. What makes Oura significant in the European ecosystem is its ability to combine hardware design, sensor engineering, mobile product experience, and recurring software engagement into a durable health platform. Many consumer wearables compete on notifications and surface-level metrics; Oura instead positioned itself around insight quality, habit formation, and long-term user retention. That has made it a standout European example of a hardware-plus-subscription business that can scale globally without losing product clarity. In directory terms, Oura also broadens the map between consumer technology and healthtech, showing how European startups can build defensible products at the intersection of devices, data, and preventive care. Its success offers a useful contrast to pure software companies and highlights Finland's continued ability to produce globally relevant product and hardware talent.
Outcraft AI
Vilnius-based startup building an autonomous revenue engine—AI sales agents that engage prospects, qualify leads, and schedule meetings in real time across email and chat channels without human involvement for routine interactions. Raised €2M pre-seed from Practica Capital.
Outfit7
Outfit7 is the Slovenian-born mobile entertainment studio behind the Talking Tom and Friends franchise, which has become one of the most downloaded mobile IPs in the world and a textbook example of a European consumer software company achieving escape velocity into the US and Asian markets without relocating its engineering base out of Ljubljana. Founded in 2009 by Samo and Iza Login, the studio combined a viral AR-era animal avatar concept with disciplined live-ops, mobile advertising, and cross-promotion to drive billions of downloads, and in 2017 sold to China's Zhejiang Jinke Entertainment in one of the largest cash exits ever achieved by a Slovenian tech company. Today Outfit7 remains the anchor of Slovenia's consumer gaming cluster, running the Talking Tom & Friends universe across games, TV series, and licensed merchandise, and continuing to ship new free-to-play titles from its Ljubljana, Limassol, and London offices.
OutSystems
OutSystems is a Portuguese-founded low-code and agentic-development platform company that lets enterprises build and orchestrate applications and AI agents. Its platform spans agentic systems engineering, enterprise orchestration, industry-specific solutions, workflow automation and a data fabric layer, and it has grown into a global enterprise software vendor with a dual base in Portugal and the US.
Overmind
Overmind provides a security and control layer for agentic AI deployments in enterprise systems. The platform supervises autonomous agent behavior in live workflows and intervenes when actions appear unsafe, adversarially influenced, or outside policy constraints.
Overstory
Overstory is an Amsterdam-based climate-tech company providing AI-powered vegetation and wildfire intelligence for electric grid operators, helping utilities assess ignition risk and model vegetation-management tradeoffs around power lines. It is used by several of the largest utilities in North America to plan vegetation management and reduce wildfire risk to the grid.
OVHcloud
OVHcloud is Europe's largest cloud hosting provider, operating a global network of data centers offering dedicated servers, public cloud, private cloud, and web hosting services. Founded in 1999 by Octave Klaba, OVHcloud went public on Euronext Paris in 2021 and serves over 1.6 million customers worldwide. The company is a key pillar of European digital sovereignty, manufacturing its own servers and cooling systems to control costs and reduce dependency on US hyperscalers.
Oviva
Oviva is a digital health company that helps people with weight-related and metabolic conditions, including obesity, type 2 diabetes, prediabetes, and hypertension, improve their health through medical nutritional therapy. Its model combines a medical-device-certified smartphone app with clinical teams of doctors, dietitians, and behavioural specialists, with patients logging meals, activity, and weight while receiving tailored remote support from their dietitian. The company describes itself as Europe's leading digital health provider for weight-related conditions, with care reimbursed as a certified DiGA in Germany, delivered in partnership with the NHS in the UK, and integrated into Swiss public healthcare. It is headquartered in Zurich.
Owkin
Owkin is a Paris-based AI biotech founded in 2016 that applies machine learning and federated learning across hospital and pharmaceutical datasets to discover drug targets, develop diagnostics and de-risk clinical trials. It partners with pharmaceutical companies including Sanofi and Bristol Myers Squibb, reached unicorn status, and has more recently launched agentic AI tools for biopharma research.
OxidOS Automotive
Builds a Rust-based secure operating system and toolchain for safety-critical automotive ECUs, aiming to cut development time while improving memory safety and security for car software.
Oxylabs
Oxylabs, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Vilnius, provides web data collection infrastructure including a proxy network of over 175 million residential IPs, a Web Scraper API, and AI-powered data extraction tools. The company serves use cases in market research, ad verification, brand protection, and AI training data. In 2025 Oxylabs acquired French web scraping API provider ScrapingBee. It employs between 500 and 1,000 people across multiple locations.
Paack
Paack (Paack Logistics Iberia, S.L.U.) is a Barcelona-based last-mile delivery company that helps e-commerce retailers offer scheduled, time-slotted parcel deliveries, giving customers control over the date and time window for their orders. Its logistics operations cover package reception, sorting, route planning, and delivery, positioning the service as a more sustainable and predictable alternative to traditional courier delivery for ground transportation and parcel companies.
Packhelp
Warsaw-based custom packaging platform serving SMBs and brands across Europe. Packhelp combines an online design tool, configurable product catalogue (boxes, mailers, labels, tape), and a European manufacturing network to deliver branded packaging at low MOQs. Early backer: Movens Capital (Fund 1); later rounds brought in Kennet Partners, Speedinvest, and others.
Pactum AI
Pactum AI is a Tallinn-founded company, started in 2019 by Kaspar Korjus and Kristjan Korjus, that builds autonomous AI agents to run supplier negotiations at enterprise scale, handling pricing, payment terms, rebates, and contract complexity that traditional procurement workflows leave unsolved. Its agentic negotiation platform is used by more than 60 Global 2000 companies, including Walmart and Maersk, and the company reports negotiation volumes increased fivefold with millions of dollars in documented savings for customers. Pactum raised a EUR 18.4 million round in 2024 to expand its autonomous procurement platform.
Paddle
UK Merchant-of-Record platform handling payments, sales tax, compliance and billing across 300+ markets for SaaS and digital-product businesses; serves 10,000+ customers.
Papernest
Papernest is a Paris-founded platform that simplifies moving and managing household utility contracts, including energy, internet, and insurance subscriptions. Founded in 2015, the service helps consumers switch or set up providers in minutes, acting as a digital concierge for administrative tasks that are traditionally time-consuming in France and Spain. The company has raised over EUR 130 million and operates with a large engineering team in Barcelona. Papernest serves millions of users and has become one of France's leading consumer subscription management platforms.
