New startups in Sweden (2026)

Some of the newest startups in Sweden in 2026 are Klang (Helsingborg), Omnio (Umeå), and Spiich, Fluencify, eComID and Solace Care (Stockholm). They work on speech AI, wound care, sales admin, creator marketing, online shopping and end-of-life planning, and each raised money this year. This page lists young Swedish startups with recent, publicly reported news, newest first, and is updated as new ones appear. Last updated: 5 October 2026. På svenska: Nya startups i Sverige 2026.

Omnio (Umeå): a new treatment for wounds that will not heal

Omnio develops a plasminogen-based treatment for chronic wounds such as diabetic foot ulcers, based on research at Umeå University. Led by CEO Felipe Velasquez, it announced a 2.9 million euro round from existing investors on 2 October 2026 and plans clinical trials in 2027. Website: omnio.se. Source: EU-Startups.

Klang (Helsingborg): AI that transcribes and summarises conversations

Klang builds AI that transcribes, summarises and analyses meetings, interviews and conversations in real time. Founded in 2023 by Niklas Silfverström and four co-founders, it announced a 15 million kronor (1.32 million euro) round on 28 September 2026, and released Pianissimo, an open speech-to-text model for Swedish that runs on ordinary computers. Website: klang.ai. Source: EU-Startups.

Spiich (Stockholm): AI that does the admin for sales teams

Spiich builds AI agents that handle prospecting, meeting preparation, CRM updates and follow-ups for B2B sales teams. Founded by Johan Torssell and Dennis Hadzialic, it announced a 3 million euro seed round led by Ugly Duckling Ventures on 23 September 2026. Website: spiich.ai. Source: EU-Startups.

Fluencify (Stockholm): creator marketing, run end to end

Fluencify runs creator marketing campaigns for software companies from start to finish: finding creators, outreach, briefs, posting, paid promotion and payouts. Founded in 2025 by Erik Romdhane, Isaac Norin and Sam Stones Hälleberg, it says it reached 1.7 million euro in annual recurring revenue six months after launch and has more than 13,000 active creators. It announced a 3.7 million euro pre-seed round led by byFounders on 7 September 2026. Website: fluencify.io. Source: EU-Startups.

eComID (Stockholm): a shopping passport for fashion brands

eComID gives fashion and retail brands an AI-powered shopping passport that combines size advice, conversational search and product discovery, so shoppers get the right fit and return less. Founded in 2023 and led by co-founder and CEO Oscar Rundqvist, it works with more than 60 brands, including COS and Peak Performance. It announced a 14.6 million euro seed round led by Systemiq Capital, with H&M Group as a strategic investor, on 25 August 2026. Website: ecomid.com. Source: EU-Startups.

Solace Care (Stockholm): help with the practical side of a loss

Solace Care offers a digital end-of-life platform through life insurers: people can record their wishes ahead of time, and after a death their families get guidance and human support with the paperwork. Founded in 2025 by Valtteri Korkiakoski and Josef Karakoca, it says it covers more than 25,000 lives in Sweden, Finland and Norway. It announced a 2.1 million euro pre-seed round led by Spintop Ventures on 25 August 2026. Website: solace.care. Source: EU-Startups.

Quick facts

• Omnio: Umeå, chronic wound therapy, 2.9 million euro (October 2026)
• Klang: Helsingborg, conversation AI, 1.32 million euro (September 2026)
• Spiich: Stockholm, AI for sales admin, 3 million euro seed (September 2026)
• Fluencify: Stockholm, creator marketing, 3.7 million euro pre-seed (September 2026)
• eComID: Stockholm, AI shopping passport, 14.6 million euro seed (August 2026)
• Solace Care: Stockholm, end-of-life planning, 2.1 million euro pre-seed (August 2026)

FAQ

What are new startups in Sweden in 2026? Young Swedish startups with funding news in 2026 include Omnio, Klang, Spiich, Fluencify, eComID and Solace Care. This list is updated as new companies appear.

How does a Swedish startup get on this list? We add young Swedish companies with a recent, publicly reported launch or funding round. Founders can also pitch their story for a free full article; the only thing we ask in return is a repost on their personal LinkedIn.

Where can I find more? See New startups in the Nordics (2026) and New startups in the Netherlands (2026).