Lean Team
A parliament of owls
Agents with a job each. Switch one off and the lead covers the safe work. The risky buttons still come to you.
Europs is your AI cofounder and chief of staff. Keep every company record in one place, hit every deadline, and never again lose the Articles of Association in someone's Downloads folder.
Free during beta. Hosted in the EU. Euri does not want equity, a corner office or a company car.
Euri, what are our upcoming compliance deadlines?
Three this month. UBO filing first (14 days). I've drafted the checklist. The other two can wait until after your coffee.
Can we afford another engineer?
Thinking
Euri: "definitely, absolutely not"
EU Inc. · still a proposal
The EU-INC campaign gave Brussels 100 days from 3 September. That runs out at midnight on 12 December, Brussels time. Their hope? An agreed text. A date to file a company, and for us to help you do it, is still ahead.
This being the EU, the timer is built for overtime. Currently it looks like the proposal is being delayed. So expect the clock to flip into counting the overtime days!
Until 12 December, Brussels
Read the 100 days
30 days, 4 hours and 13 minutes until midnight on 12 December, Brussels time.
Incorporating is the easy bit. Then come the bank account, the share register, the UBO filing, the VAT number that may or may not arrive by post… Europs turns that pile into a to-do list.
Legal form, country, registered office. Two minutes, zero notaries.
Every record you need, with a status: available, set up, request or verify issuance.
Ask Euri anything: deadlines, investor updates, hiring maths. It knows your records.
Early access is a short queue on purpose. We want European companies whose admin is already louder than the product.
You have just incorporated, or you are about to. The founder still opens the letters. Bank, UBO, VAT, share register, and a Downloads folder that has become a filing cabinet.
You have hired past the stage where everyone knows everything. More than one country is in the picture, plus investor updates and a compliance calendar nobody quite owns.
EU or Switzerland. A real company, or one on the way. And four kinds of work in particular: the single market, hardware and hardtech, AI that can stay local, and moonshots. Also the European problems the Euoria accelerator is looking for: the paperwork EU Inc. is about to invent, heat in EU homes, local models against the AI frontier, and federated architecture.
Articles, register entry and EUID, share register and certificates, directors, TIN and VAT, UBO, social security. Each one with a clear status, so you know what's done, what to request and what to double-check.
A straight answer on EU Inc.
EU Inc. (the “28th regime”, COM(2026) 321) is a legislative proposal, not law. You can't incorporate one yet. Europs works with your national company today (GmbH, BV, SAS, SL…) and is being built to support EU Inc. if and when it's adopted.
Next steps prepared by Euri
Euri is the AI chief of staff inside Europs, running on an EU-hosted model from Mistral AI. Wise like the owl of Athena, punctual like a Swiss train, and much less interested in stamps than your local register office.
Reads the Official Journal
…so you don't have to read it at breakfast.
Never sleeps, never bills hourly
Ask at 3am. It's fine. It's an owl.
Knows it isn't a lawyer
And says so, then tells you exactly what to ask one.
Speaks founder
"Prepare our investor update" works. So does "help, the tax office wrote to us".
Ask a question over your documents and you are still in the product. The suite is the rest of the cabinet: agents, missions, workflows other companies already survived, and an owl that can see the whole organisation.
Lean Team
Agents with a job each. Switch one off and the lead covers the safe work. The risky buttons still come to you.
Missions
A mission keeps going while you do something else. Nothing that spends money, sends mail, or signs a thing happens without a yes.
Workflows
Patterns that worked for other companies, ready to run on yours. Monday does not need a brand new filing system.
This is where we're heading, not what exists today. EU Digital Identity Wallets are due from member states by December 2026 (Germany has signalled January 2027; the Netherlands reportedly late 2027). The European Business Wallet is still a proposal, with rollout expected around 2028–2029.
You present your EUDI identity
Selected identity attributes from your EU Digital Identity Wallet, with your explicit consent.
We fetch your company data
Company information retrieved from the official business register.
Euri prepares the application
A complete bank application pack, so you don't retype your company name nine times.
The bank does KYC/AML
The bank runs its own checks and decides. Always. We don't, and can't, approve accounts.
Account connected
Your new account is linked to the workspace through an authorised banking integration.
Our preferred design
The bank verifies your identity directly from your wallet (“Option A”). We only become a registered EUDI relying party under Art. 5b eIDAS if that turns out to be the better path for founders.
One important caveat
A personal identity wallet proves who you are, not that you're authorised to act for the company. Authority to represent is verified separately, for example through the business register or a power of attorney.
Dates are plans, not promises. They depend partly on EU legislation and infrastructure we don't control.
Company records, deadlines and Euri. EU Inc is still a proposal, so this is the early Beta.
European Business Wallet standards, qualified e-signatures and company identity, as the infrastructure goes live.
Workflows that work across member states (hiring, branches, filings) without a translator and a courier.
Every company that touches your data at runtime is European, and processes it in the EU. No US cloud, no US CDN, no Google Fonts, no tracking pixels. Our fonts are self-hosted. Even the owl is locally sourced.
| What | Provider | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Hosting & app | Scaleway | Paris, France |
| Database | Scaleway Managed PostgreSQL | fr-par, France |
| Document storage | Scaleway Object Storage | fr-par, France |
| Euri's brain | Mistral AI | EU (France) |
| Transactional email | Brevo | France |
| Analytics | Plausible Insights, Estonia (optional) | Germany |
Free during beta, no card needed. Five shelves, so you can see where this goes. We'll announce prices well before beta ends. No surprise invoices, ever.
Beta
€0
while we're in early access
Starter Founder
TBA
the useful slice
Full Suite Founder
TBA
the whole cabinet
Scale-up
Let's talk
for companies growing into the new rules
Batch founder
Invite
for the startups on our wishlist
No. Nobody can yet. EU Inc. is a legislative proposal (COM(2026) 321). We'll support it if and when it's adopted. That is why we are still in our early Beta phase!
No. Euri helps you organise, prepare and understand, and will flag when you need a lawyer, notary, accountant or the relevant authority. Always verify filings and deadlines with them.
Not yet. Wallet-based bank onboarding is a concept on our roadmap. Banks always run their own KYC/AML checks and make the final decision.
In the EU. Scaleway (France) hosts the app, database and files. Mistral AI (France) runs the model. Brevo (France) sends email. If analytics are on, Plausible (an Estonian company) counts visits in Germany, without cookies.
The only queue in European admin that's actually fun. Or create an account now and try the product.