About Xenindex

European software deserves more room to be discovered.Xenindex brings products from registered companies across the European Union, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Switzerland and the United Kingdom together in one place, so you can look beyond familiar names and find tools you might otherwise miss. Whether you know exactly what you need or are just exploring, we want to make it easier to see what’s out there and find software that fits the way you work.

What we do

Before a listing is published, we read it and check the company behind it against the official company register of its country. If we cannot confirm the registration, the listing does not go up.

That check is the only claim we make, and we show our working: company pages show when we checked and, where the register has a public page for the company, a link to it.

What we do not do

We do not rate software. We do not rank it by quality, pick winners, run awards, or tell you which product is best. We have no opinion about which of two listings you should choose, and nothing on this site is a recommendation.

We do not use AI to write, classify or assess listings. Descriptions are written by the companies themselves, or by us from public information. A person reviews all of it.

Which companies can be listed

Companies registered in the European Union, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Switzerland and the United Kingdom — 32 countries today.

Who runs this

Xenindex is operated by Xenmark AS, organisation number 937 996 799, registered at Aurvågvegen 150, 6070 Tjørvåg, Norway. Xenmark AS is a Norwegian software company, founded in 2026, that develops software for reviewing technical drawings and utilities for Windows.

Xenmark AS's own software is not listed here.

Contact

Questions about a listing? Write to support@xenindex.eu. If a listing infringes your rights or states something false about you, use the complaint form.

If you see Xenindex-Verifier in your server logs: that is our site checker. It visits the websites of listed software to check they still work. It only reads public pages, and never signs in or fills in forms.