I build things, work with people, and follow the questions that won’t leave me alone.

Klang

Investor and user. Klang is built by its founders and team.

Transcription, summaries and search that make conversations easier to work with. In my own work, I haven’t found anything that handles Swedish better.

What matters to me goes beyond the product. Smaller languages and regional voices deserve serious engineering too. Klang is putting that into practice with open model weights, open-source tools and a Swedish dialect dataset that others can use and build on.

Debattkollen shows what that can mean in public life: making political debates searchable, with transcripts and links back to the source. More people can find out what was actually said, inspect it and join the conversation.

Shiftic

Investor and user. Shiftic is built by its founders and team.

A workspace for turning a change you want into behaviours people can practise, with plans, practical support and follow-up.

The gap between deciding that something should change and helping people actually do it runs through much of my work. Shiftic connects those intentions with the activities, materials and support people need.

If Shiftic takes hold inside organisations, I believe the human impact could be enormous: more people able to make worthwhile changes, with clearer expectations, better support and room to learn. Less energy lost between agreeing on a change and finding a way to make it happen.