Products and tools
Every product started as a problem in our own everyday life. Here is what they are and how far they have come. We say it as it is: most of it is still beta.
One place for school and daycare communication for parents: messages, invitations, weekly plans and attachments — without jumping between three different systems and two apps to find out whether there is anything new.
Built because communication from schools and daycare is spread across several platforms, and because a parent with two children otherwise has to keep track of it all in their head.
A Danish dictation app that turns speech into text — for meeting notes, ideas and everything that otherwise never gets written down. The recording is processed on the phone, so the voice does not have to go to a stranger's server to become text.
A living surface that shows what the agents are doing right now: which calls are running, what is blocked, what is waiting for an approval, and how each run turned out. That is what makes automated work something you can follow — rather than something that just happens.
Internal tools are not for sale. They are here because they show how we work: we build what we ourselves are missing, and use it every day before offering it to others.
Alongside the fixed tools we build agents for your tasks. An agent is a piece of software that can read a task, make a small decision and carry out several steps in a row — and that is put into the world with clear limits on what it may do.
Our agents work the way we would ourselves: they read files and documents, they open the programs the task requires, and they operate them on screen — click, type, collect — without an integration to the program having to be built, and without us getting access to its internals. And they stop and ask when something looks different from usual.
The human decides. No agent sends, approves, deletes or pays on its own. It prepares the work, and a human signs it off.
See how we build agents →
Read about the security and governance model →
Tell us what is done by hand today — then we will say whether it can be automated.