
Meet the Companies Joining Yuncture’s Incubator in Autumn 2026
A new season means a new round of Yuncture’s incubator program. This time, we’re welcoming four new companies with different ideas, experiences, and ambitions, but with one thing in common: the drive to build something with the potential to grow. Over the next five months, the companies will be part of Yuncture’s incubator, where they’ll receive support from experienced mentors, gain access to our network, and become part of the startup community at Yuncture House. Now it’s time to get to know the four companies joining the incubator this autumn.
Fina Budget
Fina Budget is developing a personal financial coach designed to help young adults gain better control of their finances, build sustainable financial habits, and achieve their goals. The service is aimed at young adults, with a particular focus on young women.
By getting to know each user’s habits, goals, and financial circumstances, Fina Budget can provide personalized support and guidance along the way. The idea is to work much like a personal trainer for your finances – someone who helps you stay on track and make decisions that bring you closer to your financial goals.
Fina Budget was founded by Evelina Hultquist. This autumn, the goal is to take the product from MVP to launch and attract its first paying users.
“Yuncture is coming in at exactly the right stage for Fina Budget. I’m looking forward to the mentorship, network, and momentum that will help me take the product from MVP to launch and reach our first paying users. At the same time, I hope to grow as a founder alongside others who are also building companies,” says Evelina Hultquist.
Mentors: Nikita Bergum and Anders Olausson.
Read more about Fina Budget.

Rightling
Rightling is a platform for photographers, creators, and businesses that want to create, sell, and protect their images – all in one place.
The idea began as a way to protect creators from unauthorized use of their images. Using AI, Rightling monitors the web, identifies when images are being used without permission, and helps rights holders receive the compensation they are entitled to. Since then, the platform has evolved into a broader ecosystem for anyone working with visual content.
Through Rightling, users can sell their work directly to buyers, issue certificates of authenticity for original works, and manage ownership, licensing, agreements, bookings, and invoicing. The platform is designed for photographers and other creators, as well as companies and organizations that manage and want to protect visual content.
Rightling was founded by Serkan Ali. With the product now ready, the company is entering a new phase focused on launching, acquiring customers, and continuing to grow.
“We’ve built a finished product and are ready to launch. Through Yuncture, we primarily hope to get support in reaching more customers, building the right network, and, in the longer term, raising capital so that Rightling can grow from its launch into a large and sustainable company,” says Serkan Ali.
Mentors: Christina Berggren and Matias Cindric.
Read more about Rightling.

Billbrain
Billbrain is developing an AI platform that helps construction companies gain better control over their costs, purchasing, and climate impact.
Construction companies handle large volumes of invoices containing valuable information about their costs and purchasing activities. Billbrain collects and analyzes invoice data and uses AI to make the information easier to understand and put to use.
Through the platform, construction companies can identify opportunities for cost savings, track their purchasing and climate impact, and gain better insights to support decision-making.
Billbrain was founded by co-founders Axel Gudmundsson and Rajesh Babu. During their time in the incubator, the focus will be on the company’s continued growth and its ambition to build a global software company based in Gothenburg.
“We hope our time at Yuncture will be a catalyst for our next phase of growth, with the right network, the right challenges, and the right support to build a global software company from Gothenburg,” say Axel Gudmundsson and Rajesh Babu.
Mentors: Per Carlsson and Jonas Jönehall.
Read more about Billbrain.

Luna Labs
Luna Labs is building Company Brain – a digital brain that makes the AI tools companies already use smarter and better adapted to their specific business.
More and more companies are using AI in their day-to-day work, but these tools often lack the context and knowledge specific to the organization. As a result, the answers they provide can be generic, even when the questions are relevant and well formulated.
Company Brain maps the company’s operations and brings together the knowledge and context that make the business what it is. This information is then made available both to the AI tools employees already use and to AI agents. In this way, Luna Labs aims to strengthen organizations’ AI readiness and create better conditions for both people and AI to act with the right context.
Luna Labs was founded by Wilma Deleryd and Hannes Hård af Segerstad. This autumn, they are looking forward to developing the company alongside other entrepreneurs and gaining new perspectives on both the technology and the business.
“We’re excited to become part of an environment where we can grow alongside other founders, exchange experiences, and talk about everything from AI to programming. We’re also looking forward to discussing ideas and challenges with others at Yuncture House and gaining new perspectives and advice from experienced people,” says Hannes Hård af Segerstad.
Mentors: Henrik Sörstedt and Peter Huerling.
Read more about Luna Labs.

