Why Euronomy exists
Europe builds brilliant things. The wind turbines that power our grid. The cars on our roads. The pharma our hospitals run on. The software inside our finance teams. We wanted to use more of it. To spend our money with companies that share European rules, European values, and our long-term interests.
Finding the European alternative is harder than it should be. So we built the directory we wished existed. Brand by brand, country by country.
What you'll find here
Euronomy is a curated discovery platform for European-made products and services. Every entry is framed against the US or Chinese default it replaces. Each country page shows what that country actually exports to the world. Each guide walks through how to switch. We are not neutral. We advocate for European economic and digital sovereignty.
Unlike other European directories that focus mainly on IT services, we aim to cover everything — software, hardware, food, energy, manufacturing, finance, and more. We are the only one trying to go truly broad.
How do we build this
Our lists are not made up in a boardroom. They are shaped and validated by real communities: Some 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
DavidPassionate about EVs, European resilience, and making it easier to choose local. Czech by origin, Copenhagen by choice. Spends too much time thinking about the future of European industry. |
JPSoftware, good coffee, and the things that make life worth living. Finnish by birth, resides in Copenhagen. Believes great tools should be built with the same care as a good espresso. |
Get in touch: [email protected]
Euronomy is built and maintained by Flowcourier, a Copenhagen CMS and AI consultancy.

