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QuestionAIre
An AI-powered platform revolutionizing market research and data collection. Our platform enables survey creators to effortlessly design, deploy, and analyze highly effective surveys using generative AI. Creators input their research goals, and the AI drafts optimized questions, suggests target demographics, and performs real-time data analysis, including sentiment and thematic identification. This dramatically reduces survey creation time by over 70% and significantly boosts data quality and actionable insights. QuestionAIre is the future of smart, efficient, and insightful surveying for businesses of all sizes.
ZebrixAI
Zebrixai helps companies unlock the practical power of generative AI. Our core business is providing hands-on trainings that make AI understandable and directly applicable in the workplace. We teach teams and leaders how to use AI effectively — with a strong focus on prompting techniques in ChatGPT and other generative tools. The goal is to lower barriers, create awareness, and enable employees to work smarter with AI. As a side service, we also help organizations go one step further by building custom automations and tailored AI solutions. This allows businesses to integrate AI more deeply into their processes after gaining the foundational knowledge in our trainings. In short: Zebrixai combines education and implementation, making AI both accessible and actionable for modern businesses.
RecapHub
RecapHub is an AI-powered insights hub for live events. We capture sessions in real time and instantly transform them into a central platform where organizers can share, monetise, and repurpose content. Attendees get searchable transcripts and summaries, sponsors receive tailored reports, and organizers unlock new revenue streams. At the same time, RecapHub auto-generates actionable marketing materials—social posts, newsletters, and quotes—while audience attention is still high, saving teams huge amounts of time. Already used at RAISE Summit, Upstream Festival, and NY Tech Week, we are building the leading insights platform for live events.
Nostos
Nostos, Greek for homecoming, is an online platform designed to transform the stressful relocation experience for international professionals moving to Netherlands. We address two core challenges: the overwhelming burden of scattered administrative tasks and the profound sense of cultural isolation that hinders integration. Our solution is a centralized, personalized hub that combines a practical administrative tracker with a community-focused buddy system. The platform guides users through essential tasks like municipal registration, healthcare, banking, and more with a clear, gamified progress tracker, saving them significant time and reducing a common feeling of overwhelmingness through personalized guidance. The time saved is then intentionally redirected towards building meaningful social connections. Through our integrated buddy system, users are matched with local Dutch volunteers for cultural exchange, language practice, and social activities. Nostos creates value for newcomers by simplifying their settlement and fostering a genuine sense of belonging. Simultaneously, we offer value to employers, municipalities, service providers (like banks and insurers), and local businesses by streamlining the integration process, and creating opportunities for partnerships and sponsorships.
Momentum
Building a financial platform to help households create money momentum. By helping budget, getting expenses below income and then helping invest/track in (for example) historically high returning assets such as index funds and ETFs. First you can prototype quickly with AI (Loveable etc.) to build out an initial budgeting tool and wealth tracker (a bit like the almost $1B valuation Monarch Money but then for NL/Europe) - note: could be good to get technical cyber security checks when dealing with sensitive financial data while building with ai. Then, when validated and/or through (re)investment you could built it out to it a 'full stack' financial platform by adding (bank) accounts, cards, ETF-investing/stock investing and potentially private market / angel investing tools/products and other asset trackers (track you house value / track your car value + potential expansion into accounting software. The FinTech entrance barrier has been lowered through embedded finance, reducing initial capital requirements and regulatory burden through 'BaaS' and embedded investing-as-a-service. The initial target audience: knowledge workers (programmers, designers, account managers etc. with good income and interest in modern tools but bad financial behaviour)
Gidster
“Gidster – Samen wijzer.” Gidster is a next-gen audio mentorship and micro-learning platform that makes expert guidance easy to access for busy university students and professionals. The app offers short, structured audio courses created by experienced students, alumni, and industry professionals. Each course focuses on a specific goal—like career planning, managing money, or improving well-being—and is designed so you can listen while commuting, exercising, or between classes. Unlike a typical podcast, Gidster provides step-by-step lessons with clear takeaways and the chance to connect directly with mentors. Built-in AI recommends mentors and courses based on your interests, produces quick summaries and flashcards, and even translates content for international students. The service will launch first in the Netherlands, where high English fluency and a large international student population make it an ideal test market. A freemium model keeps basic content free, while a low-cost subscription unlocks unlimited mentor sessions and advanced features. Gidster’s goal is to make mentorship something every student can fit into daily life and to build a global network where anyone can both learn from others and share their own experience.
NII Island
My business idea is to create a temporary, self-governed country on a rented piece of land, such as an island in Greece. The concept involves legally leasing the land and establishing an independent governance system, complete with its own tax structure, infrastructure, and city development. Over the course of 50 years, this micro-nation would operate autonomously, serving as a unique experiment in governance, urban planning, and economic development. Revenue generated through taxes, tourism, and business activity would fund the city’s growth and sustainability. The project would prioritize innovation, cultural engagement, and sustainable practices, creating a model for efficient, self-sufficient urban living. After the agreed period, full control of the land and its infrastructure would be returned to Greece, leaving behind a fully developed, modern city. This idea combines entrepreneurship, nation-building, and social experimentation, offering opportunities for investors, residents, and policymakers to explore new forms of governance and economic models while respecting the sovereignty of the host nation. It is a bold, long-term vision that challenges conventional concepts of urban development and national administration, aiming to create a lasting legacy in collaboration with Greece.
Artificial Excellence
A telephone Ai assistant for elderly. They can call a certain number (no need for any digital devices) and can talk to the Ai assistant. This relieves relatives and these relatives can upload a schedule or important reminders so that the Ai can remember the elderly. Additionally, the Ai can send short summaries to the relatives about the situation with the elderly. This helps relatives combining their responsibility of caring for their loved ones while still being able to focus on their own life.
HikerBike
HikerBike is a mobility add-on for vehicle relocation drivers called hikers. They basicly move cars from A to B for car sharing companies and lease companies. HikerBike slashes transfer time and unpredictability between rides. Instead of waiting for slow, irregular buses, trams, or metros, hikers use an light foldable bike (with carry bag) to bridge the “first/last-kilometer” and connect efficiently with trains. The service bundles the bike, theft/damage coverage, maintenance swaps, and possibly later a simple app that suggests fastest bike-plus-train routes between pickup and drop-off points. Business model: monthly subscription per hiker (or paid by the fleet partner), with optional short-term rentals. Operations focus on urban hubs with a bike repair freelancer in every city for rapid bike swaps and upkeep. Value created: hikers execute more rides per shift, earn more, and keep control over timing regardless of local transit hiccups; fleet partners (e.g., Gire) see higher throughput, fewer delays, better acceptance rates, and more predictable scheduling. I now want to setup a pilot with 5 bikes to prove uplift in rides/hour and reduced transfer-time variance to validate idea. After this a rollout targets 20–50 bikes covering all the hikers working for Gire (the Norwegian mobility startup I am working for), then scales to other Dutch hiker companies and Gire's Nordic hubs.
