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Signifly is an independent digital agency founded in 2010, specialising in design, marketing and web development, headquartered in Copenhagen, it has 5 offices across Europe and North America.

Signifly was founded by Michael Valentin, Patrick Rønning and Alexander Spliid in September 2010.

In 2026, Valentin is group CEO^[1], Spliid is the design director, and Patrick Rønning is managing director.

In 2021, Signifly worked with the Danish Agency for Digital Government to create the countries first digital public proof of identity, the app replaced the need for a physical driving license, producing a digital alternative that allowed citizens to verify their identity.

The project was nominated for three awards^[2], two Creative Circle awards and one Danish Digital award, it subsequently won both Creative Circle awards, in the category of 'Design & Digital Design — Services & Utilities Sites & Apps'^[3] and 'Design & Digital Design — Craft / App Design'.^[4]

One year after launch it had 1.6 million downloads, and averaged 45,000 daily app opens.^[5]

In 2025, Signifly rebranded Porsche 911 restomod company Rennsport, the work was recognised within the industry^[6], and earned Signifly a bronze Creative Circle award for 'Design & Digital Design — Rebrand / Corporate Identity Small'.^[7]

In 2026, Signifly worked with the Capital Region of Denmark Emergency Response to create a first of its kind ambulance tracking service, it was designed to offer callers an easy way to monitor the progress of the ambulance dispatched to their location, removing uncertainty commonly felt when waiting for an ambulance to arrive.

The project was nominated for three awards, two Danish Digital awards and one Creative Circle award, it went on to win a gold Danish Digital award for 'Best Value-adding Feature'^[8], and a gold Creative Circle award for the 'Service & Utilities Website' category^[9].