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Lawyers spend a large part of their week on work they cannot bill: sorting incoming documents, chasing missing paperwork, tracking deadlines across court portals, updating clients and re-entering data into disconnected tools. Small and mid-sized firms feel this most, because they lack the operations staff and IT budgets of large firms. Existing software waits for the lawyer to act, and AI chatbots only answer when asked. Nobody does the administrative work itself. Immigration law, our entry point, is the extreme case: high case volumes, document-heavy files and strict deadlines where administrative delays directly affect vulnerable clients’ legal status.
Biodetect Diapers
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are among the most common infections in elderly care, yet they are often missed or diagnosed late. This is due to, among other things, incontinence, atypical symptoms and cognitive decline. Additionally, current testing relies on dipsticks, which are prone to false positives, and lab cultures, which are slow and require a clean urine sample that is hard to obtain. The result: delayed treatment, avoidable hospitalisations, unnecessary antibiotic use and extra pressure on already overstretched care staff.
Joint
Many students and newcomers in the Netherlands struggle to earn flexible income despite having valuable skills. Without formal qualifications, professional experience, or local connections, finding opportunities can be difficult. At the same time, people looking for affordable tutoring, coaching, creative lessons, or practical help often rely on scattered social media groups, personal referrals, or platforms designed for established professionals. The unmet need is an accessible, trustworthy local marketplace where people can easily find affordable help or earn money from their existing abilities, while also building connections within their community.
Witly
Online tutoring runs on chaos. A single lesson can mean juggling a video call, a whiteboard, homework docs, quizzes and a calendar, each in its own tab and on its own subscription. Tutors lose hours on admin and pay for tools that don't talk to each other. Worse, they only see final answers, not how a student got there. In a group of 15, nobody can watch every face. Who's lost, who's guessing, who has gone quiet? Those signals slip by, and students fall behind unnoticed.
