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Aleph Alpha
Heidelberg lab building auditable, on-premise models for government and regulated industry.
The frontier coding agent — run locally or in orbs that keep working after you close your laptop.
Berlin local-first workspace: encrypted objects, offline by default, sync when you say so.
awork
Hamburg project and time tracking, shaped around how agencies actually bill.
Amsterdam database-spreadsheet hybrid that runs on your own Postgres.
AI VFX for filmmakers — relight, rotoscope and composite any shot, frame by frame, in one canvas.
BetaList
A curated launch directory where early adopters meet pre-launch startups — paid submission, refunded in full if you're not selected.
Bitdefender
Bucharest vendor whose detection engine is licensed across half the industry.
Freiburg team behind the FLUX image models, with open weights at the smaller tiers.
Brevo
Paris email, SMS and light CRM in one place, with EU-held contact lists.
Bunny.net
Slovenian edge network with per-region pricing, edge scripting, and a dashboard that stays out of the way.
bunq
Amsterdam bank built mobile-first, with EU-wide IBANs for residents and businesses.
Cleura
Swedish OpenStack public cloud with a managed Kubernetes layer and no US parent company.
CleverReach
German newsletter tool whose lists never leave German data centres.
Git hosting run by a Berlin non-profit association, funded by members rather than a platform strategy.
LibreOffice in a browser tab, deployed next to your own file storage.
Contabo
Munich VPS provider competing almost entirely on how much RAM a euro buys.
Contentful
Berlin content platform for large multi-brand, multi-locale estates.
Push-to-deploy for apps and databases, on a server you are already paying for.
Generate typed SDKs, interactive docs, and MCP servers from your API specs
Client-side vaults for the files you still keep in somebody else’s cloud.
Zero-knowledge docs, sheets, slides and whiteboards, where the server cannot read the document.
Dailymotion
Paris video platform with a serious publisher and player business behind it.
DeepL
Cologne translation engine that professional translators quietly switched to years ago.
Deezer
Paris music streaming with lossless tiers and a deep European catalogue.
Ecosia
Berlin search that spends its ad margin on tree planting and publishes the receipts monthly.
Elastx
Stockholm OpenStack and managed platform services, run fossil-free by design.
Matrix collaboration that several European governments already run on their own infrastructure.
Elva
API management rebuilt for the agentic era — discover every API in your code and expose it to developers and AI agents.
ESET
Bratislava endpoint security, and one of the longest-running AV research shops anywhere.
MIT-licensed React chart components that ship twice — the same API on Recharts and Apache ECharts.
The open source tool gateway — connect any agent to everything.
Exoscale
Swiss and Austrian zones, a console you can learn in an afternoon, and no pricing calculator required.
Factorial
Barcelona HR suite covering absence, time tracking and document sign-off.
German zero-knowledge cloud where the clients are open source and the keys never leave the device.
The self-hostable forge behind Codeberg: pull requests, actions and packages on your own box.
Fuga Cloud
Dutch OpenStack cloud that makes data residency the headline rather than the footnote.
G DATA
Bochum antivirus maker that processes its telemetry exclusively in Germany.
Gandi
A French registrar since the nineties, with mailboxes and hosting attached to the domain.
Gcore
Luxembourg edge platform bundling CDN, DDoS scrubbing and GPU inference at the same points of presence.
Geoapify
German geocoding, routing and static-map APIs priced for small products.
German tracker blocker with a private search front-end attached.
HERE
Amsterdam mapping and location APIs, owned by a consortium of European carmakers.
Hetzner
Cloud instances, dedicated boxes and colocation out of German and Finnish halls, at prices that make hyperscaler invoices look decorative.
Higgsfield AI
The AI-native creative suite — 30+ video and image models, face swap, virtual try-on and Cinema Studio in one platform.
Hornetsecurity
Hanover mail security and Microsoft 365 backup, sold largely through managed service providers.
Hyrax
Autonomous code review that ships verified fixes — and writes the codebase context back into your repo.
Icedrive
Welsh provider whose selling point is a real mounted drive rather than a sync folder.
Infomaniak
Geneva host running on renewable power, with mail, drive and meetings stacked on top.
Infomaniak kSuite
Mail, drive, docs and video calls sold as one Swiss-hosted workspace.
Valencia zero-knowledge drive with open-source clients and a separate photo vault.
IONOS
Domains, shared hosting and an enterprise cloud from the group that has hosted a large share of the German web for decades.
JetBrains
Prague-headquartered IDEs, CI and issue tracking — the toolchain a lot of Europe writes code in.
Jimdo
Hamburg site builder aimed at the tradesperson who needs five pages and a contact form.
Jottacloud
Norwegian backup with unlimited photo storage, held under Norwegian privacy law.
Klarna
Stockholm checkout, instalments, and the shopping app attached to them.
Koofr
Slovenian storage that can also mount the Drive and Dropbox accounts you are migrating off.
Leafcloud
Amsterdam cloud that puts its servers inside buildings that need the waste heat.
LightOn
Paris vendor selling the whole generative stack to run inside your own perimeter.
Hamburg survey engine with unlimited responses once you host it yourself.
Livestorm
Paris webinar platform that runs entirely in the browser, registration pages included.
Mailbox.org
Berlin mail with PGP, an office suite, and a standing commitment never to run an ad business.
MailerLite
Vilnius newsletter platform with automations on a free tier that is actually usable.
Mailfence
Belgian mail suite with an OpenPGP keystore built into the webmail itself.
Mailjet
Paris transactional and campaign email API with a proper EU sending region.
Swiss vector tiles you can consume hosted or run on your own tile server.
Berlin non-profit behind the federated network where nobody owns the whole graph.
Paris lab shipping both open-weight and frontier models, servable inside EU regions.
Mojeek
Brighton crawler with a genuinely independent index — no Bing or Google underneath.
Mollie
Amsterdam payments with onboarding a small merchant can finish in an afternoon.
Gothenburg VPN that issues you an account number instead of an identity, and still takes cash.
N26
Berlin mobile bank operating on its own German banking licence.
Berlin workflow automation with hundreds of nodes and a licence that lets you run it yourself.
netcup
Long-running Karlsruhe host with cheap root servers and a quiet following among German developers.
Files, calendar, contacts, chat and office on hardware you control — the default answer when the answer has to be self-hosted.
Calls and chat inside your own Nextcloud, with no third-party signalling server in the path.
Swedish backend-as-a-service on Postgres and GraphQL, with EU regions by default.
NordVPN
Lithuanian VPN with a large European server fleet and repeated third-party audits.
Belgian open-source ERP covering CRM, invoicing, stock and payroll in one codebase.
French messenger with no server-side directory at all, certified by the national cyber agency.
Riga-built editors with the strongest OOXML fidelity outside Redmond, self-hostable per seat.
Open Telekom Cloud
OpenStack operated by a German carrier under German contract law, aimed squarely at public-sector procurement.
The community map database nearly every non-Google map is built on.
The agent development environment - run coding agents in parallel, each in its own worktree.
Orgo
Cloud computers for AI agents — provision a Linux desktop and drive it over the API, SDK, or MCP.
Munich identity, session and permission services split into composable open-source servers.
OVHcloud
Europe’s largest independent host, running its own fibre and building its own data centres end to end.
The original German file-sync server, rebuilt as Infinite Scale for larger estates.
Paddle
Merchant of record that absorbs the sales-tax problem on behalf of software companies.
Luxembourg password manager designed around team sharing, self-hostable from day one.
pCloud
Swiss consumer drive with lifetime plans and optional client-side encryption.
Federated video hosting from a French non-profit: no ads, no recommendation engine, no single owner.
Madrid design and prototyping tool built on web standards, self-hostable in full.
Personio
Munich HR system that already knows what a German employment contract looks like.
Pipedrive
Tallinn-founded CRM organised around the pipeline stage rather than the quarterly report.
Pirsch Analytics
German cookie-free analytics with a server-side SDK for teams whose users block client scripts.
Piwik PRO
Wrocław analytics suite with consent management attached and a private-cloud option.

Cookie-free analytics in one small script, hosted in the EU or on your own box.
Let your AI agent watch the video — any clip into timestamped contact sheets a model can read.
Pollo AI
The ultimate AI creative suite for creators and marketers — video, image and avatar generation in one platform.
Posteo
One euro a month, anonymous signup, green power, and a transparency report nobody forced them to publish.
PostSider
Schedule and publish to 30+ social networks from one calendar — or hand the queue to your AI agent.
Paris open-source shop software with a deep module market and no platform fee.
Encrypted mail, calendar and drive under Swiss jurisdiction, funded by subscriptions instead of adjacency to an ad business.
Swiss VPN with open-source clients on every platform and audited no-logs claims.
German self-hosted password manager with granular sharing for ops teams.
Qobuz
Paris hi-res streaming that will also just sell you the files outright.
Qonto
Paris business account with invoicing, cards and bookkeeping exports built in.
Qwant
French engine building its own index, with no behavioural profile behind the results.
Revolut
London neobank with multi-currency personal and business accounts across Europe.
Rows
Lisbon spreadsheet that treats a live API call as a first-class cell.
Runbox
Norwegian host that has run mail on hydroelectric power since the late nineties.
Ryte
Munich website quality monitoring: crawl errors, content and Core Web Vitals in one report.
Ryze AI
Autonomous AI agents that execute Google, Meta and ChatGPT ads, SEO, GEO and CRO — plus a hosted MCP server.
Scaleway
Bare metal, managed Kubernetes and serverless from a French operator with an API you can read in one sitting.
Seobility
German audit and rank tracking, priced for sites that are not enterprises.
Sherpa by Pocket FM
Pocket FM's AI story-writing partner — plan arcs, keep canon straight, then publish the draft as audio drama.
German commerce platform that dominates European mid-market retail for good reasons.
Silo AI
Helsinki lab doing applied model work and European-language foundation models.
Simple Analytics
Amsterdam analytics with no cookies, no personal data, and dashboards you can make public.
SISTRIX
Bonn SEO toolbox whose visibility index is a reference point in German-speaking markets.
SoundCloud
Berlin platform where independent artists publish first and negotiate second.
Spotify
Stockholm streaming service — the rare category where the incumbent is already European.
Spryker
Berlin composable commerce for B2B catalogues and genuinely strange order flows.
Stability AI
London company behind Stable Diffusion and a family of open-weight media models under its own community licence.
Stackfield
Munich work platform where the tasks and the messages are both end-to-end encrypted.
STACKIT
A sovereign cloud spun out of a European retail group, operated only in German and Austrian regions.
StartMail
Dutch paid mailbox with unlimited aliases, from the team behind Startpage.

Startpage
Dutch front-end that fetches Google results on your behalf so Google never sees you.
Storyblok
Linz headless CMS with a visual editor marketers will actually open.
Paris open-source headless CMS that runs on your own Node and your own database.
SumUp
Card readers and point of sale for the market stalls, salons and cafés of Europe.
Surfshark
Amsterdam-registered VPN that does not count devices per account.
Łódź Symfony commerce framework, for shops that are really custom applications.
Synthesia
London AI video studio that turns a script into a presenter-led training clip.
Tally
Ghent form builder that behaves like a text document until you hit publish.
Teamleader
Ghent CRM with quoting, time tracking and invoicing for agencies and trades.
Swiss messenger that needs no phone number and keeps no contact graph to hand over.
TomTom
Amsterdam maps, live traffic and navigation SDKs for anything that moves.
Tresorit
End-to-end encrypted storage aimed at firms that have to prove where a file went.
Hanover encrypted mail with post-quantum key exchange and fully open-source clients.
Typeform
Barcelona-built forms that ask one question at a time, and the whole survey industry that copied them.
UpCloud
Finnish VPS built around unusually fast block storage, billed by the hour.
Vivaldi
Oslo browser with mail, feeds and serious tab management built in, and no telemetry business.
Weave
Engineering and token intelligence — what your team actually ships, and what your AI spend actually returns.
Webnode
Brno site builder that treats multilingual pages as a default, not an add-on.
weclapp
Marburg cloud ERP built for mid-market trading and manufacturing firms.
Whereby
Norwegian video rooms that live at a fixed URL and never ask anyone to install anything.
Berlin-built encrypted messaging and conferencing on the MLS standard, deployed in regulated settings.
Wise
Estonian-founded cross-border transfers at the mid-market rate, with multi-currency accounts.
WithSecure
Helsinki enterprise security and incident response, spun out of F-Secure.
German open-source helpdesk that treats mail, chat and social as one ticket queue.
Swiss identity platform with real multi-tenancy and a self-host path that is not an afterthought.
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