1st Place: MoveMe

Taking first place is MoveMe, a Luxembourg-based SaaS company operating in the relocation technology sector. The platform automates and digitises the relocation process, addressing a market segment that has usually been underserved.

By focusing on the specific needs of students, MoveMe simplifies complex administrative procedures and supports individuals navigating the challenges of moving abroad. They are creating a more accessible and user-friendly experience for a group that often lacks tailored solutions.

MoveMe has already demonstrated strong traction, collaborating with organisations such as Arendt Luxembourg, POST Luxembourg, and Foyer, and continues to scale its solution. Co-founder Gaspar Kocsis presented the venture and its vision for international growth.

2nd Place: EPIVIA

EPIVIA secured second place with their innovative health-focused solution designed to enhance stability and safety for wheelchair users. Their product addresses a common yet often overlooked challenge by providing a practical wheelchair attachment that improves balance and accessibility when carrying personal items.

Despite being in the early stages, EPIVIA has already generated significant interest, including letters of intent and recognition from professional athletes. Founder  Ilyass Bahati presented the concept, emphasising its real-world impact and future development potential.

3rd Place: Enidia AI

Third place went to Enidia AI, a LegalTech start-up developing secure, on-premise AI solutions tailored for law firms and financial institutions. Their platform focuses on delivering fully traceable and verifiable outputs, addressing growing regulatory and data sovereignty requirements.

With its “sovereign AI” approach, Enidia enables organisations to maintain full control over sensitive data while benefiting from advanced automation. Founder Tomer Libal presented the company’s vision, supported by early traction, which includes first paying customers and ongoing collaborations within the legal sector.