Amsterdam startup directory
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TECHSPO Amsterdam 2026 (September 2026)
A two-day technology expo bringing together developers, brands, marketers, technology providers, designers and innovators across internet, mobile, AdTech, MarTech and SaaS. It is co-located with DigiMarCon Europe, letting attendees move between the expo floor and the digital marketing conference sessions.
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TestGorilla
Skills-based pre-employment assessment platform offering 350+ tests, AI video interviews and resume scoring to help companies hire on real skills. Founded 2019 in Amsterdam.
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The Fabricant
The Fabricant is a Dutch digital-fashion company, originally known for pioneering NFT clothing, that has evolved into an AI-powered design suite for fashion professionals. Its tools include sketch-to-image conversion, an AI fashion photo studio, campaign-image generation, an image upscaler and an AI editing tool, letting fashion brands visualize collections and generate e-commerce imagery without physical photoshoots.
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TNW Conference
Historical organizer profile for TNW Conference, which was one of Europe's most recognized tech festivals held annually in Amsterdam from 2006 to 2024. At its peak, TNW attracted 20,000+ attendees including founders, investors, and media. The event has been discontinued and is not scheduled to return.
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TNW Conference 2025
Historical TNW Conference listing for June 19-20, 2025 in Amsterdam. The conference has been officially discontinued and is not expected to return in 2026.
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TNW Conference 2026
Major European technology conference in Amsterdam featuring curated tracks on AI, sustainability, and startup growth. Draws 10,000+ attendees including founders, developers, and investors for talks, expo, and networking at NDSM Wharf.
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VanMoof
VanMoof is a Dutch e-bike maker known for its design-forward electric bicycles with a built-in anti-theft system, companion app for unlocking, ride tracking, and motor and gear customization. Its current flagship model is the S6, and the company sells and ships internationally from its Netherlands base after restructuring and relaunching following a 2023 bankruptcy.
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Vue.js Amsterdam 2026
Largest Vue.js conference with senior frontend engineers and tool makers. Price: about EUR 350-500. Strong for frontend tooling, UI libraries, and developer productivity startups.
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Vue.js Amsterdam 2027
Vue.js Amsterdam marks its 10-year anniversary as its final edition, running 11-12 March 2027 at Theater Amsterdam. The conference gathers roughly 1,000 Vue enthusiasts from over 50 countries and 437 companies, with Vue creator Evan You and Nuxt's Sebastien Chopin among the speakers. It has sold out every year since starting in 2018.
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WeTransfer
WeTransfer is an Amsterdam-based file-transfer and creative-tools company founded in 2009, best known for its simple service for sending large files, alongside products for creative professionals. It grew into one of the Netherlands' most recognised consumer internet brands and was acquired by the Italian software group Bending Spoons in 2024.
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Wonderkind
Wonderkind is a Dutch recruitment-marketing technology company that automates candidate attraction on social media, prequalification, and delivery of interview-ready candidates into a company's applicant tracking system. It reports over 51% lower sourcing costs and under 48-hour candidate delivery for its clients, and counts staffing and recruitment agencies among its customers.
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WorkFlex
WorkFlex is a travel compliance automation platform that helps companies manage international employee mobility, including workations, business trips, and work-from-abroad arrangements. Its software assesses cross-border compliance risks such as tax, labour law, and social security, and automates the related paperwork, handling A1 certificates, visas, posted-worker declarations, and tax requirements. Employers use it to track and approve temporary remote work from abroad while staying compliant. The company was founded in 2022 by Patrick Koch and Pieter Manden, the latter a tax lawyer who previously led PwC's remote work compliance function. WorkFlex is headquartered in Amsterdam.
