20 of the best startups, according to TNW Europe attendees

TNW Europe 2016 was not only a festival-like conference full of great talks, epic parties and irresistible catering – it was also the opportunity for 200 of the hottest international startups to present 9,400 tech influencers, investors and journalists the next game-changers.

Every year, we hold hundreds of interviews with young startups in order to shortlist the cream of the crop and invite them to Boost and Bootstrap, our early-stage growth programs at TNW Conference.

In my free moments at this year’s conference, I did a spot of polling:

• Which of our Boost startups stood out to you the most?
• Which company will you be looking up on Monday, once your hangover has subsided?

These were the results:

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87 seconds
From: Belgium
87 seconds are a fresh and creative team, ready to map out your video strategy.

 

 

 

 

 

Forganiser‘s mission is to facilitate access to flexible labour in restaurants by making competences visible to employers and by automating the whole process, from hiring new staff members to paying their salaries.

Crowd Angels

From: Belgium

Crowd Angels offers Omnisourcing for Believers. They combine integrated crowdfunding and crowdsourcing in a Platform as a Service model (PAAS).

Appiness

From: Belgium

Appiness – Time-stamped products and brands in local & international video made shoppable via any smart device.

 

 

  

Cubicasa

From: Finland

Cubicasa – a powered computer vision solution to bring all indoor spaces to the cloud.

Datafront.tech

From: Netherlands

Want to really leverage the wisdom of the crowd? Datafront is a state of the art native and HTML 5 app for secure voting, surveys, polling and discussion.