My First 10 Liter Batch by a Dutch Guy

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Your primary is done. Did you rack it into a carboy? And no, don't add anything to try and get the yeast fermenting. It's nearly done and cannot assimilate anything. Anything you add now will remain diluted in your must and can affect its taste. The only thing you can add in the near future is sorbate to stabilize, if that's your thing. For now I'd rack it into a nice sterile carboy, put an airlock on it and let the yeast ferment the last tiny bits they still can before they go belly up for good.
 
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Me and my gf drank together 0.5L. She said it was decent but I can do better. U agree. It is very sweet. No headache. No upset stomach.
The bottle in the picture has been in the fridge for almost a week. Hasn't become clearer.
Going to do a test with a household waterfilter of 0.5 micron next week.

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Time man it needs time.

Leave it under airlock and walk away from it for a minimum of 60 days.

The changes will be startling.
 
It will almost never clear during a cold crash, only after. The vibrations of the fridge itself is enough to keep microscopic particles suspended. It will take months to clear on its own after that.