Euronomy is where Europe shops European.
We make curated lists of European products and services. Simple to read, easy to remember, made to share. Every entry names the default it replaces and tells you honestly who owns what. Then you decide.
Why we do this
Every euro you spend is a vote for the economy that made the product. Buying European keeps profits, research, jobs, and tax revenue inside the continent that has European labour law, European data protection, and European environmental standards. It also means shorter supply chains, easier repairs, and companies you can actually hold accountable.
We are not against anyone. We are pro-European. You will not find fear or outrage here, just clear information about what your options are. We are not asking you to be ideological about it. We are asking you to know what you are choosing.
What you will find here
Lists. Curated guides across cars, bikes, food, software, travel, and more. Not everything, just the entries worth your time, with the reasoning shown.
Honest ownership checks. A famous "Italian" brand can be majority Chinese owned. A "Dutch" platform can send its profits to Connecticut. We flag it either way, even when the answer is inconvenient for our own lists.
A bit of European literacy. Some of our guides go beyond products: how European rules work, what sovereignty means for your data, and how businesses can operate more European. The goal is the same everywhere on the site: know what you are choosing.
How do we build this
Our lists are not made up in a boardroom. They are shaped and validated by real communities: social media groups, Reddit threads, and people who genuinely care about buying European. We also work with partners and specialists who bring domain expertise across sectors and countries.
This is a living project. If you know a brand we have missed, tell us. If you run a community or know experts in your field, let's work together.
Want to know more about how we put this together? Read about how we built Euronomy — the European way.
The team behind
DavidBorn behind the Iron Curtain, so the fact that a Czech can just move to Copenhagen and build things still feels slightly miraculous to him. Drives everything electric, and has a habit of testing the local soft drinks in every country he lands in. |
JPA Finn in Denmark, with Barcelona still in his heart. An expert in AI and software resilience, he writes our AI and software lists and has spent years crafting digital experiences people actually enjoy using. Runs on good coffee, and strictly a city person: the countryside is a nice place to visit, briefly. |
We also work with European brands on visibility, from search to AI answers. That work never touches our lists. Our verdicts are not for sale, and the FAQ explains exactly how we keep those two things apart. Euronomy is built and maintained by Flowcourier, a Copenhagen-based CMS and AI consultancy.
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