Startup Events in Stockholm

Choose a CFO headache. Build an AI app to solve it. Join Light, Lovable and KPMG and have your mindblown at our Finance Hackathon. With direct guidance from Light (the world’s leading AI-native finance platform) Lovable (the AI app-building platform) and KPMG (well, they ofc need no introduction), you’ll turn your biggest finance headaches into real AI apps your company can start using from day one. This is not another workshop or panel. You'll walk away with a working solution to a legit business problem, a clearer sense of what AI can do for your day job, and a few fellow hackers who get it. Agenda 13:00 → Doors open, coffee and bites 13:30 → Welcome remarks 16:30 → Pencils down + top apps picked 16:45 → Presentations (with VIP judges!) 17:30pm → Prizes 17:30m → Drinks & Reception On-site guidance Throughout the day, teams receive personalised support from: Light product specialists and designers — helping you turn ideas into functional prototypes. Lovable AI specialists — helping you design automations and build AI logic. KPMG team members — helping you shape business impact and storytelling with AI. You’ll move through structured checkpoints so that by the end of the day, your team has a working AI app — and a story to tell. Who’s coming We’re bringing together the best finance teams from leading companies around the world. Finance teams: CFOs, Vp finance, Head of finance, accountants, controllers, analysts, FP&A Skill level: no coding needed — if you can prompt ChatGPT for a lasagne recipe, you can build an AI app in Lovable

Join OpenAI for an evening of hands-on building and discussion in Stockholm co-hosted with Lovable. Join our discussion how leading engineering teams scale production, see what is new with Codex & Lovable, and work alongside local founders, CTOs, and engineers. What to expect: Hands-on building with founders and engineers. OpenAI & Lovable technical and product feedback. Food, drinks and friends. Agenda 18:00 - 18:30 - Welcome and arrivals 18:30 - 18:45 - Tech lightning talk 18:45 - 19:30 - Fireside with OpenAI and Alex Pesant (MTS at Lovable) 19:30 - 21:00 - Building, food and drinks Bring your laptop and an idea you want to build.

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Join us for Designer Games Night, a relaxed, creative evening for designers and design-curious people. We meet at Dotter Voltaire on the 5th floor of Kulturhuset at Sergels torg. Huge space with good light, great view, tasty food, fika and drinks - and if the weather behaves, we’ll spill outside. Game of the month: Dixit A beautifully illustrated storytelling game that sparks imagination, interpretation, and conversation, perfect for anyone interested in visual design, creativity, and how images shape meaning. Learn how to play: UXers, product designers, researchers, students and the design-curious welcome, come play, chat and relax. Spots are limited, so sign up early to save your place.

Every data platform conversation splits down the middle. One side argues about the stack: which engine, which table format, how to handle state and replay. The other side argues about the operating model: ownership, contracts, treating data as a product. The data platforms that actually hold up get both right. Two talks this evening. One takes you into the engine room, the other zooms out to where the field is heading and what it means for Swedish enterprises. Robert Sahlin (Supercargo) on where data platforms are heading and how the strongest ones get built. Data contracts, ownership, data products, the data flywheel, and what it all means for Swedish enterprises. Joel Falk (Irori) on building a working data platform for event-driven architecture with Kafka, Flink, and Iceberg. He takes the architecture end to end: where each layer fits, the trade-offs, best practices, and the pitfalls worth avoiding. 📅 17 September | 📍 Stockholm | 🍕 Food and drinks on us

Builders & Brews: Hack Edition ☕️💻 Builders & Brews, our flagship builder community event series, is getting a hands-on build-day twist and going global. Nebius and Tavily are taking a special tour to 20 cities worldwide, bringing workshops, technical support, and focused build time to the global AI community. We’re excited to bring the experience to Stockholm partnering with Lovable. The tour is happening alongside the Nebius Global AI Hackathon, hosted in partnership with NVIDIA. Builders worldwide are invited to create with open-source AI and compete for more than $50,000 in cash prizes, including a $500 city winner prize. Bring an idea, a project in progress, or simply your curiosity. You’ll get hands-on support, meet the Nebius team, access additional platform credits, and connect with potential teammates. The hackathon is online, so attending this event is not required to participate or qualify for prizes. Not competing? You’re just as welcome. There’s no requirement to submit a project or present your work. Come for the coffee, meet other people working in AI, explore the technology, and spend the day learning or building at your own pace.' Lovable is the world’s best way to build software. We combine the power of AI with a high-fidelity development environment so anyone can turn their ideas into production-ready apps, instantly. Event Schedule Speakers: Jacquie Capur, Senior Developer Advocate, Nebius Evan Rimer, Forward Deployed Engineer, Tavily Diana Heislere, Customer Success, Lovable More to come! What you’ll receive 🛠️ Workshops and technical mentorship 🤝 Project ideation and team formation ⚡ Focused building time 🎤 Optional project sharing ☕ Free drinks, merch, and platform credits You’ll receive Tavily credits and Nebius Token Factory credits to support your experiments. Part of a 20-city global tour 📍 Tokyo · Da Nang · Seoul · Kuala Lumpur · Singapore · Taipei · Stockholm · Tel Aviv · London · Paris · Warsaw · Amsterdam · Berlin · Copenhagen · Mexico

Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and ALS are some of the hardest diseases in medicine to treat, mainly because the brain is one of the hardest places in the body to reach with a drug. Almost every antibody is stopped at the blood-brain barrier. So how do you get a treatment in at all? BioArctic found a way. They're the Swedish biotech company behind one of the world's first drugs proven to slow Alzheimer's rather than just ease the symptoms. They've also built a technology called BrainTransporter that carries antibodies past the barrier. Two of their researchers, Susanne Fabre and Ken Honek, are coming to KTH to show us how it works. They'll also cover what goes wrong in the brain in the first place. We end the evening on the other side of the problem, what you can do to lower your risk of developing dementia. Free poké bowls provided by BioArctic. Limited spots, so grab your ticket. Event schedule 17:00 Doors open & free poké bowls 17:30 Welcome by KTH Longevity 17:45 BioArctic on treating the brain 18:30 Mentimeter on dementia 18:40 How to lower your dementia risk 19:00 Event ends, networking Hosted by, KTH Longevity 🧬 Instagram

Vill du förstå hur tekniska idéer kan omvandlas till patent – och varför det faktiskt spelar roll i praktiken? Välkommen till vårt nästa meet där vi går igenom hur ingenjörer arbetar med innovation, patent och immateriella rättigheter i verkliga projekt. Vi tittar på hur du identifierar vad som är patenterbart, hur processen ser ut – och hur patent används som ett verktyg i produktutveckling och affär. Vad är ett patent – ur ett ingenjörsperspektiv? Hur identifierar man idéer som är värda att skydda? Hur ser processen ut från idé till ansökan? Varför arbetar företag aktivt med patent – och vad betyder det för dig? Hur kan man använda en claims chart för att analysera patentintrång? Oavsett om du arbetar med mjukvara, hårdvara eller systemutveckling får du en konkret bild av hur patent fungerar i praktiken – och hur du själv kan bidra i innovationsarbetet. Daniel J Tornéus Systemarkitekt med över 20 godkända patent och flera på väg. Daniel har arbetat brett inom produktion, optik, algoritmer, mjukvara och linsgjutning – både inom forskning, nyutveckling och problemlösning i komplexa system. Idag utvecklar han computer vision-system för VR, AR och smart glasses, från prototyper i låg volym till integration i högvolymsprodukter. Agenda 🕠 17:30 – Välkomstmingel med lättare mat och dryck 🕕18:00 – Föreläsning & diskussion (avslut ca 19:30)

\\\Do note that you will have to sign-up at the Luma event page prior to attending. Do so here: https://luma.com/4si349kz\\\ All right!!! Meetup #39 will take place September 24 at AI Sweden and focus on "Model Optimization & CPU Based Inferencing". We're super excited to team up with Spanish Quantum AI wizards Multiverse Computing and tech giants Intel and HPE. The program is currently being worked out, so stay tuned for updates! There is a tremendous amount happening in the area of model optimization and inferencing. Novel approaches to both seem to be announced daily, such as making it possible to run the recently released 2.78 trillion parameter model Kimi K3 on a single CPU with 8GB of memory...!!! or Multiverse Computing's July 23 announcement that all their compressed models now run on Intel Xeon 6 Processors. So buckle up and brace for impact! Event Program \- Doors open at 17:00 CET \- Talks begin at 17:45 CET \- There will be pizzas & drinks \- There may be a moderated Q&A session\.\.\.\. Speaker Line-Up TBD... - Franco Serra, Solutions Architect at Multiverse Computing will give a talk titled "Ultra Efficient Models to Scale your GenAI Datacenter & Fit for purpose on the Edge deployment". Abstract: As organizations race to deploy Generative AI, two challenges dominate: how to scale inference economically in the datacenter, and how to bring intelligence on the edge where connectivity, power and footprint are constrained. Multiverse Computing makes ultra-efficient, compressed AI models, including LLMs, VLMs, speech-to-text, and computer vision models — engineered to deliver the same accuracy with a fraction of the memory requirements. By integrating with Intel® hardware, enterprises can deploy larger AI models on existing infrastructure rather than expanding it. In the datacenter, leaner models translate directly into higher throughput, lower energy consumption, and improved ROI by enabling more users and workloads to run on the same infrastructure.

Stockholm Ruby is back, this time hosted by Teamtailor! Note: this meetup is not about gemstones 💎 If you've never been before: it's about people who like making things and talking about it. Some write Ruby for a living, some poke at side projects when they can, and some arrive mostly just curious. Nobody cares if you're new, experienced, or just tagging along. Show up, say hi, you'll fit right in. Agenda 17.30. Doors open. Location, food, and drinks all nicely provided by Teamtailor! ~18 o'clock. Tiago Silva on code smells in Ruby and communication styles. ~19 o'clock. Ingemar, How to write a plugin system for IRB in 15 minutes. ~19.30 through 20.30 or so. Room for lightning talks. 22.00? doors close. Lovely meeting you! About lightning talks Five minutes, hard stop, anything goes. Ruby is welcome, but so are strange side quests, tiny experiments, or whatever you'd happily ramble about for a few minutes. No slides needed, just you and something to say. One of my personal favourites was about a boat lift in the UK. Room for about six talks, talk to @Kim or @Joel if this is something you'd like to do! PS: Did you know there's a Cozy Ruby Discord?

💡 Building at AI Speed with Context, Agents & Creativity AI is rapidly evolving from a coding assistant into a new way of building software and products. At this session, Prabhu Dorairaj, Engineering Manager leading AI adoption at Flightradar24, will share his hands-on journey from prompting to context engineering, agent harnesses, multi-agent orchestration, and the emerging idea of agentic software factories - where AI becomes part of the entire engineering lifecycle. Join us and learn: ⚡ How context engineering takes AI beyond simple prompting ⚡ What agent harnesses and multi-agent orchestration look like in practice ⚡ The emerging idea of agentic software factories and what they mean for engineering Through real products and creative experiments built along the way, Prabhu will show how AI is changing not only how fast we build, but what a single person or team is capable of creating. If you work with AI, engineering, or product, or simply want to understand where AI-driven building is heading next, this session is for you. Agenda: 17:00 | Doors open & welcome drinks 🥂 17:30 | Intro & welcome remarks 17:35 | Keynote & QnA 18:15 | More mingling & yummy food 📅 Wednesday, September 30th, 2026 🕠 17:00 📍 Proxify HQ If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to us at paula.avellana@proxify.io

Join us in Stockholm for an evening dedicated to real-time analytics at scale. Connect with fellow data enthusiasts, hear insights from speakers in the field, and dive into what's new in the world of ClickHouse. Speakers will be announced soon, so watch this space! Current Agenda: 6:30 PM: Registration, Food, Drinks & Chitchat 7:00 PM: Welcome and Introductions 7:05 PM: Talk 1 — TBA 7:35 PM: Talk 2 — TBA 8:05 PM: Talk 3 — TBA 8:35 PM: Q&A 9:00 PM: Networking & Close 👥 Spots: Limited, so register to secure yours! Want to share your ClickHouse story on stage? Fill out our CFP form and we'll be in touch.

Join us on the 24th of November 2026 – Grand Hotel, Stockholm PLEASE NOTE: Complimentary passes are only available to enterprise senior Cyber Security professionals If you are a technology or solution provider or you represent an IT consultancy that seeks commercial discussions, please contact rebecca.symonds@citrusevents.net to discuss sponsorship for the 24th of November 2026 Upon registering your interest to attend the event as a delegate you are agreeing to be contacted by Citrus Events who will approve your pass before issuing it to you. Your approved information will also be shared with partners of CyberSqueeze Nordics post event for marketing purposes including email and contact number. This is a business to business event (B2B), registration should include your business email address. Personal email addresses (gmail, Hotmail, yahoo etc) will not be approved. On the 24th November, join fellow CISOs, Heads of Cyber Security, and Risk Leaders at the Grand Hotel, Stockholm, for a full day of strategic insight, peer discussion, and collaboration. Cyber Squeeze Nordics is designed to address specific cyber, regulatory, and resilience challenges across multiple industries, with strong emphasis on board level decision making and real-world outcomes Join us on the 24th of November 2026 – Grand Hotel, Stockholm. Topics include: Cyber Resilience vs. Cyber Security, AI-Driven Threats & Defences, Supply Chain & Third-Party Risk, Talent, Skills & Burnout There are also many opportunities to network in a more relaxed environment with our networking coffee breaks, networking lunch and post event networking drinks and canapés. We look forward to seeing you there! Limited tickets are available so register your interest now!