Startup directory in Europe
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Naboo
Naboo is a Paris-based corporate event and seminar booking platform that lets companies plan offsites and team events through a single system covering venues, accommodation, catering, transportation and team-building activities. Sometimes described as the Booking.com of corporate seminars, it is building a software suite to help finance and procurement teams oversee MICE budgets, including spend tracking, policy compliance and invoicing. Founded in 2022, the company raised a 20 million euro Series A round in early 2025 led by Notion Capital to fund European expansion.
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Naco Technologies
Naco Technologies develops proprietary PVD nano-coatings that replace expensive platinum-group metals in hydrogen electrolysers and fuel cells, reducing the cost of green hydrogen production at scale. Founded in 2010 by Aleksandrs Parfinovičs and Raivis Nikitins, the company secured €8 million in equity plus a €2.3 million EIC Accelerator grant in 2023, followed by a further €2.5 million pre-Series A round in 2025. Naco's coatings target bipolar plates, gas diffusion layers, and membrane electrode assemblies.
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Nanobit
Nanobit is a Zagreb-based mobile gaming studio specializing in narrative and simulation games that have been downloaded over 200 million times globally. The company's portfolio includes popular titles like BitLife and Tabou Stories, which combine interactive storytelling with life-simulation mechanics to build deeply engaged player communities. Nanobit was acquired by Stillfront Group in 2021 for approximately $148 million but continues to operate independently from Zagreb. The studio is a leading example of Croatia's mobile gaming talent and demonstrates how European studios can build global consumer hits in the casual and mid-core gaming segments.
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NanoSci
NanoSci is a Warsaw-registered Polish deep-tech startup, founded in 2020, that develops photocatalytic air-purification technology licensed to manufacturers of ventilation, lighting and transport equipment. Its core IP — researched at the University of Gdańsk under Prof. Adriana Zaleska-Medynska — is built on porous titanium dioxide (TiO₂) nanolayers and nanotube arrays activated by UV-LED light. The photocatalytic reaction generates hydroxyl radicals that continuously decompose volatile organic compounds, nitrogen oxides, odours, bacteria, viruses and fungi into harmless CO₂ and water vapour, with no replaceable filters and very low energy use. Rather than selling finished consumer devices, NanoSci provides modular photocatalytic engines to OEM and white-label partners; an early collaboration with bus maker Solaris demonstrated the technology in public-transport air conditioning. Two branded lines are now visible: Jupitair, targeting food and greenhouse environments (with deployments in Singapore and the Philippines and a place in Thailand's SPACE-F accelerator), and Airchanger, a decentralised heat-recovery ventilation unit with integrated purification. The company has raised early equity alongside Polish state grants and support from accelerators including AcceliCITY and Estonia's Beamline.
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Nasekomo
Nasekomo is a Bulgarian agtech company founded in 2017 that produces sustainable protein and organic fertiliser by farming Black Soldier Flies. The company converts agricultural by-products and organic waste into insect-derived animal feed ingredients using AI-assisted bioconversion processes. It raised €8 million in a Series A round in January 2024, backed by Invenio Partners, to scale its robotised production and franchise model internationally.
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Natural Cycles
Natural Cycles is a Stockholm-based femtech company founded in 2013 that makes a fertility-awareness app which uses body-temperature data and an algorithm to identify fertile and non-fertile days. It became the first app cleared by the US FDA to be marketed as a form of contraception and also supports users planning pregnancy.
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NatureMetrics
NatureMetrics is a UK biodiversity intelligence company headquartered in Guildford, with an additional office in London, that uses environmental DNA (eDNA) and bioacoustics to detect and monitor species and ecosystem health for clients in mining, energy, infrastructure, agriculture, and conservation. Its Nature Intelligence Platform helps companies screen assets for environmental risk, support permitting and regulatory approvals, detect threatened or invasive species, and track biodiversity change over time. The company reports a decade of ground-truth species data from tens of thousands of sites and cites client outcomes including USD 2.8 billion saved in project delays and USD 100 million unlocked in financing.
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Neko Health
Neko Health is a Stockholm-based preventive health company co-founded in 2018 by Hjalmar Nilsonne and Daniel Ek (the Spotify founder). Neko operates clinics that offer AI-powered full-body health scans using proprietary sensors and imaging technology to detect early signs of cardiovascular disease, skin cancer, diabetes, and other conditions. A scan takes about 15 minutes and costs a fraction of traditional medical imaging. The company has raised over $260 million, including a $260 million round in 2024, and is expanding its clinic network across Sweden and the UK. Neko Health represents a new model of proactive, technology-driven healthcare that could reshape how Europeans approach preventive medicine.
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Neon
Neon is a Zurich-based digital bank founded in 2018 by Julius Krieg and Jörg Sandrock as one of Switzerland's first challenger banks. Operating on a mobile-first model with no branch network, Neon provides Swiss residents with free everyday banking accounts, a Mastercard debit card, and integrated savings and investment products. The app launched in 2019 and grew to over 200,000 customers, carving out a position in Swiss consumer banking against incumbents like UBS and competing with European neobanks like N26 that do not hold a Swiss banking licence. Neon operates under a banking-as-a-service model through a partnership with Hypothekarbank Lenzburg, which holds the banking licence. It is a benchmark for digital-first financial services built from within Switzerland.
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Neoplants
Neoplants is one of Europe's most consumer-friendly deep-tech startups, known for engineering "plants with a purpose." Its flagship product, Neo P1, is a golden pothos that has been genetically modified to actively metabolize volatile organic compounds (VOCs) such as formaldehyde and benzene—pollutants common in homes due to paint, furniture, and cleaning products. Rather than simply filtering air passively, the plant converts toxins into harmless sugars and amino acids, turning living organisms into functional indoor air purifiers. The company began commercial sales in the United States, where GMO consumer regulations are more permissive, but 2026 marks a strategic pivot back to Europe. Neoplants is positioning itself to launch in the UK and select EU markets as the New Genomic Techniques (NGT) framework evolves. This regulatory shift is crucial: it could unlock a path for consumer biotech products to be sold in Europe at scale. Neoplants is actively engaging with regulators and policymakers to ensure its products meet safety and transparency standards, framing its technology as a climate and public-health benefit rather than a controversial GMO niche. Neoplants is also a serious biotech company under the consumer-friendly brand. It operates a 12,000-square-foot R&D facility in Saint-Ouen, Paris, with capabilities closer to a pharma lab than a greenhouse. The 2026 R&D pipeline includes plants engineered to capture CO2 at orders-of-magnitude higher rates than typical trees, targeting corporate offices and commercial spaces where sustainability investments must be visible and measurable. That positions Neoplants for a dual-market strategy: consumer air purification today, B2B climate infrastructure tomorrow. The company's ecosystem roots are strong. The founders, Lionel Mora and Patrick Torbey, met at Entrepreneur First in Paris, and Neoplants was an early resident at Station F. It also benefited from the Wilco healthcare and biotech accelerator. Its investors reflect the blend of deep-tech and consumer focus: True Ventures led the seed, Heartcore Capital and Collaborative Fund support the consumer angle, and angels such as Niklas Zennstrom and Xavier Niel provide strategic visibility. In 2026, Neoplants represents a "solarpunk" vision of European tech—advanced biology that is both functional and approachable, turning climate and health solutions into products people can live with.
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Neos
Neos is a Zagreb-founded IT consultancy delivering data and analytics, software engineering, and cloud and infrastructure services to telecom, financial, energy and public-sector clients across the EMEA region. Founded in 2002, the company has completed more than 400 projects, including a cloud-first core banking platform for Croatian bank HPB, and holds Oracle Cloud Managed Service Provider expertise. Croatian industrial group Koncar Digital has signed an agreement to acquire a majority stake in Neos.
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Netguru
Netguru is a Poznań-based digital consultancy and software house founded in 2008 by Wiktor Schmidt, Jakub "Kuba" Filipowski, and Adam Zygadlewicz. The firm grew into one of Europe's larger product-design and engineering partners, working with global brands and venture-backed startups on web, mobile, and AI products. Many alumni have gone on to found or back Polish startups, making Netguru a significant talent pipeline in the country's tech ecosystem.
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Nethansa
Cross-border e-commerce automation platform for online retailers selling on Amazon and other European marketplaces. Combines pricing automation (Tradeye), listing localisation, and order-handling workflows to help sellers scale internationally with minimal overhead. Backed by Movens Capital.
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Nethone
Nethone is an AI-driven fraud-detection platform that profiles user sessions using thousands of behavioural, device and network signals to flag fraud in real time, helping online businesses and payment platforms make accurate accept/reject decisions. Acquired by Mangopay in 2022.
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Netrisk Group
Netrisk Group is a Budapest-based digital insurance comparison and brokerage platform that helps consumers compare policies from multiple insurers and purchase coverage online. The company operates across Central and Eastern European markets and is the leading insurance aggregator in Hungary, covering auto, home, travel, and health insurance products. Netrisk simplifies a traditionally opaque buying process by providing transparent side-by-side comparisons and instant quotes. The group has expanded through acquisitions and organic growth to become one of the most significant insurtech players in the CEE region.
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NEURA Robotics
NEURA Robotics is a German high-tech company founded by David Reger that develops cognitive robots combining integrated sensing with artificial intelligence for human-robot collaboration. Its product lineup includes the 4NE-1 humanoid robot, the MAiRA cognitive collaborative robot with integrated 3D vision and voice recognition, the LARA lightweight robotic arm, the MiPA service robot, and the MAV autonomous mobile robot. The company designs and manufactures its intelligent robots in-house. In June 2026 NEURA announced a record Series C of up to $1.4 billion at roughly a $7 billion valuation, led by Tether with backers including Nvidia, Amazon and Qualcomm.
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Neural DSP
Neural DSP (Neural DSP Technologies Oy) is a Helsinki-based music technology company that builds guitar and bass amp-modeling software plugins, such as its Archetype series developed with artists like Gojira and Plini, alongside hardware including the Quad Cortex and Nano Cortex floorboard modelers. The company assembles its hardware at a factory near its Helsinki headquarters, where more than half of its 150+ person team is based. Neural DSP's plugins and devices are used by guitarists and bassists to recreate iconic amp and pedal tones digitally.
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Neurent Medical
Neurent Medical is a Galway-based medtech company developing the NEUROMARK device, which uses proprietary Impedance Controlled Radiofrequency technology to target overactive posterior nasal nerves and treat chronic rhinitis — a condition affecting over 500 million people globally. Founded in 2015, the company closed an oversubscribed €62.5 million Series C in February 2026, led by MVM Partners with participation from Sofinnova Partners, EQT Life Sciences, Atlantic Bridge, and Enterprise Ireland, bringing total funding to over €100 million.
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Neuromedical
Polish-Israeli medtech startup developing VGuard, a non-invasive vagus nerve stimulation system aimed at improving cognitive outcomes in patients with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. The company is advancing clinical validation and regulatory pathways across Europe and the US.
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Neuromod Devices
Medical-device company developing bimodal neuromodulation technology. Its flagship product Lenire is the first FDA-approved bimodal neuromodulation tinnitus treatment, available in 130+ clinics across the US and Europe. Founded 2010.
