Leexi featured in the press
At the office, colleagues. At home, a family. Parents, children, cousins, in-laws and spouses grow their business together. Preserving these precious bonds, whatever the disagreements, is very much a family affair.
L'echo
by Mathilde Ridole
21news.be · 09/02/2026
How Leexi, a Brussels Family Business, Challenges American AI Giants Without Raising a Euro
Trends Tendance · 08/23/2026fr
Leexi, the Belgian note-taking app, aims to beat the tech giants
Trends · 08/18/2026nl
Belgian family business behind AI note-taking app Leexi aims to beat big tech by turning down millions of euros
Maddyness · 07/13/2026fr
VivaTech 2026: How the Startup Leexi Dominated the Event's Editorial Coverage
We chose to grow without raising a single euro against the American AI giants. At the end of 2024, we declined a one-million-euro offer valuing Leexi at fifteen million: we prefer to retain full control of our trajectory, profitable and sovereign over our own data.
21news.be
Leexi, the Belgian note-taking app, aims to beat the tech giants. “Just last year, I declined 45 venture capital investment offers,” says its CEO.
Trends Tendance
Trends
VivaTech entrusted Leexi with the transcription and analysis of the major conferences of its tenth edition, turning dozens of hours of content into actionable resources for accredited journalists.
Maddyness
In this podcast, Xavier Lombard discusses the beginnings of Leexi, the competition from GAFA, and the digital sovereignty challenge behind its Belgian AI Notetaker.
Prod'Way
Born in Brussels, Leexi turns meetings into productivity drivers. The Belgian startup is now accelerating its expansion among SMEs with Proximus.
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