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What do programmable cancer medicines, high-altitude kite drones, AI agents, academic feedback software and a breathwork program have in common?
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For now, one thing.
They have all claimed a place in The Million Token Window.
And they are only part of it.
The companies that have joined stretch across countries, industries and stages of business. Some are developing technologies that could change how medicines are made. Others are solving problems in energy, property management, education, software, hospitality or everyday well-being.
That mix is what makes the Window interesting.
For our first edition, we are starting at the beginning.
Here are the companies already inside the Window, in the order they joined.
Stress at 8 a.m. and a racing mind at 11 p.m. do not necessarily need the same response.
That idea sits at the center of The Breathwork Masterclass, a 21-day program in which participants learn breathing techniques for energy, balance and relaxation, then gradually build them into a practical daily routine.
AI can help almost anyone build something. Knowing what to build first, what to configure and which decisions will cause problems later is another matter.
Builder Playbooks creates guided paths for non-developers building apps, websites, AI agents and automated workflows. Rather than another collection of prompts, it focuses on the decisions required to move an idea toward something that actually works.
Some businesses begin with software. Others begin with a turbine that cannot afford to stop.
Sirax-Energy works with power-generation and industrial equipment, supporting operators with maintenance, repairs, overhauls, installations and the sourcing of difficult-to-find components. Its work takes Swiss project coordination into power plants and industrial sites around the world.
Sometimes the enzyme a manufacturer needs simply does not exist yet.
Perlin Bio is working on that problem. The biotechnology company combines computational design with laboratory testing to develop enzymes for pharmaceutical and fine-chemical manufacturing.
Better enzymes can mean simpler production processes, improved yields and less waste.
What if a medicine could recognize a diseased cell through its DNA before deciding whether to destroy it?
That is the direction FinalDose is pursuing.
The San Francisco company is developing programmable medicines designed to recognize disease-associated DNA signatures, with an initial focus on genetically defined cancers that can be difficult to address through conventional approaches.
One of the more unusual technologies in the Window is designed to fly hundreds of meters above a ship.
WindTracX is developing autonomous Aero Kite Drones that harness high-altitude winds to help propel commercial vessels. Rather than replacing a ship's existing engines, the technology is designed to work alongside them to reduce fuel consumption, operating costs and emissions.
A simple property repair can involve a surprising number of people, systems and handoffs.
i4T Global has built a PropTech ecosystem around connecting them. From Melbourne, the company develops technology for property maintenance, field operations and customer management, with products serving businesses across several international markets.
For a tradesperson, doing the job may only be half the work.
There are still quotes, schedules, customer messages, invoices, payments and compliance to manage.
i4T Business, part of the i4T Global ecosystem, brings those workflows together in one platform for trades and service businesses, connecting what happens in the office with what happens in the field.
The other side of that ecosystem starts with a maintenance request.
i4T Maintenance helps property and strata managers coordinate the people and processes that follow, from contractors and compliance documents to quotes, approvals, work orders and invoices.
The aim is simple: make it easier to see what is happening from request to completion.
An AI agent that answers a question is useful. An AI agent that can use company knowledge, speak on the phone and interact with business systems goes considerably further.
botts.ai provides a Swiss-hosted platform for building AI agents across chat and voice. Businesses can connect their own knowledge and workflows while maintaining greater control over how their AI systems and data are handled.
Most students do not need another tool to write their thesis for them.
They need someone to tell them what is not working before they submit it.
PaperCheck is an AI paper supervisor that reviews academic work for areas such as structure, argumentation, methodology, citations and language. Students receive detailed feedback and a plan for improving the work while the writing itself remains theirs.
Protein engineering can take a very long time.
EvoLapse, an ETH Zürich student-led biotechnology project, is working on making it dramatically faster.
Its approach combines molecular biology, custom laboratory hardware and software with automated protein evolution, with potential applications across pharmaceutical research, diagnostics and industrial biotechnology.
Not every technology project starts from scratch.
Sometimes the challenge is an existing system that needs to be modernized, connected or made more useful.
F12 Consult develops and supports digital products ranging from web and mobile applications to cloud systems, with specialist experience in connected devices, telematics and real-time tracking.
Software can look ready to launch while problems remain hidden underneath.
CheckVibe looks for them.
The platform checks applications, code repositories and cloud infrastructure for security risks, exposed credentials and configuration issues, then helps development teams prioritize and resolve what it finds.
Tatwa brings a very different kind of knowledge into the Window.
The Lausanne business develops floral essences and plant-based wellness products inspired by Amazonian and Andean traditions, with an emphasis on responsible sourcing and collaboration with Indigenous communities.
Its products are used by individuals as well as practitioners looking to incorporate them into complementary well-being routines.
A weekend outdoors, a hunting trip, and preparing for an emergency may sound like very different situations. A surprising amount of the equipment overlaps.
Swiss-Sale.ch has served customers for more than 20 years with equipment for outdoor activities, camping, survival, hunting, travel and emergency preparedness, delivering across Switzerland and Liechtenstein.
Ordering food online has become easy for customers. The economics behind it are often much harder for the restaurant.
Happy Chimps is building restaurant technology around a more direct relationship between food businesses and their customers. Its tools cover areas including ordering, payments, reservations and loyalty, with a zero-commission delivery model designed to help restaurants retain more of their revenue.
A weather forecast tells you what the sky will do. A drone pilot needs to know whether to fly.
UAV Meteo turns weather and space-weather data into a clear flight status — Good, Caution or Not Suitable — for wind, gusts, precipitation, temperature and the other conditions that affect drone operations. The browser-based platform is free to use, needs no account and lets pilots set the limits to suit their own aircraft.
A young company rarely needs just one thing. It needs a product plan, a brand, a campaign and software that works, often all at once.
Start Me Up AI builds production AI solutions for startups in fields from healthcare and wellbeing to agriculture, marketing and CRM. From London, it is also developing Byblos AI, a platform where product, brand and campaign agents work from one shared project context, with human expert reviews available when a decision needs validating.
There is no single type of company that belongs in The Million Token Window.
A biotechnology project can sit beside an established engineering business. A restaurant platform can sit beside an AI agent company. One team is working with DNA while another is looking hundreds of meters above the ocean for a new source of propulsion.
Stay close. More companies, more industries, and more unexpected names are on the way.
