At Xcapit, we drive change with blockchain solutions that make a difference. From streamlining humanitarian aid to tokenizing renewable energies and ensuring asset traceability, our services are designed to promote a more inclusive and sustainable future.

A design-driven, bean-to-cup espresso machine offering customers of any experience level the opportunity to enjoy a superior at home espresso experience at an unmatched value.

Umni helps SME turn conversations with customers into industry-focused conversational AI datasets, by providing businesses and organizations with an affordable AI digital assistant management tool that allows them to create, train and manage their datasets/bots without technical skills fast and easy from any place at any time.

A one-stop software suite for multi-location businesses to manage operations. Provides operational visibility, speeds issue resolution and saves management time.

Platform as a Service that enables insurance products to be embedded into third party websites and platforms.

TotalCtrl sell food waste prevention software to consumer-facing businesses such as grocery stores, municipalities, food banks, hotels and restaurants, providing their clients with total control over inventory based on expiry dates.

Sparkinity helps retailers by taking the guesswork out of buying through a data driven approach to finding bestsellers.

Wertek AI is an industrial asset intelligence platform: it gives every machine a digital identity, ingests any brand of sensor into one place, and interprets the data by physics and ISO standards to tell plants what to fix, when, and why. We go to market through the service providers who already visit those plants.

Clyn is a B2B AI computer vision platform that guides, trains, and verifies cleaning operations for businesses where a clean space is part of the brand promise. Staff submit photo evidence; Clyn's AI checks it against standards in real time, flags misses, confirms completion, and builds an auditable record.

ALTRE is a furniture publisher licensing overlooked modernist designs from estates and collaborating with contemporary designers, distributing its collection through the architecture and design trade and expanding to direct-to-consumer globally.