Founder and software engineer, Gothenburg, Sweden
I start companies and build the software inside them. Right now that is Interpreto, an AI tool that Swedish municipalities use in their social services.
Close to a decade of programming, most of it on things I ended up selling. I study Software Engineering at Chalmers on the side.
Social workers spend more of the week writing documentation than meeting people. Interpreto records the meeting, writes the documentation, and translates live when the family does not speak Swedish. It runs inside municipalities, so it has to hold up to GDPR and the EU AI Act. Vallentuna, Nora, Umeå and Trollhättan are among the ones using it.
Converting ordinary bikes into e-bikes. Hardware, fitting, and the business around it.
Messaging for organisations that were still reaching their members one call at a time.
The course material and the platform it ran on. First thing I made that people paid for.
Built from nothing with two others. Our own flight controller firmware on an ESP32, a Raspberry Pi onboard. It flew.
Real-time alarm monitoring and emergency notification, built with IKEA.
A neural network that learned Pong by playing itself for a hundred generations.
An ESP8266 on my desk showing the next trams, live from Västtrafik's API.
A chess platform. React front end, Java backend running the game logic and AI.
The rest is on GitHub.
Chalmers University of Technology, Software Engineering
2022-2027NTI Gymnasiet Johanneberg, Technical programme
2019-2022Mostly Python, TypeScript, C, C++, Java.