Things with a front door, made for the people who open them.
A household management platform that grew out of my own needs, from a simple budget ledger into a command centre for family life. Monthly budgets with recurring payments, meal planning, purchasing lists, vehicle service history, property records, projects and tasks, all in one place. Every household gets a fully isolated workspace.
A modular, cloud-synced personal dashboard in seven languages, built to replace the chaos of bookmarks, pinned tabs and forgotten widgets with a single purposeful view. Like the ravens who carried knowledge back to Odin, it gathers calendars, weather, prices, schedules and links, and hands them over the moment you open a new tab.
A practical preparedness tool for individuals and households. It breaks the essentials down into clear steps, water, food, energy and basic supplies, and gives you a quick view of what you have, what you need and how to improve it. The point is to lower the barrier to being prepared rather than to make it feel overwhelming.
The one that started it. A monthly budget tool built for one household with a real everyday need: log income and expenses, track what was planned against what was spent, and attach receipts without sending data anywhere. Several family members, each with a name and a PIN, sharing one honest ledger. No subscriptions, no bank integrations, no cloud. Cashnarok laid the foundation for Heimnarok.
Tidsarkivet is a digital archive and research platform that gathers, documents, and shares Norwegian local history, with its sources always attached.
Tidsarkivet is a digital archive and publishing platform for Norwegian local history. It gathers scattered sources, newspaper clippings, historical photographs, maps, and public records, and turns them into thoroughly sourced, verifiable articles about the places, people, and events of a local community. Rather than a static website, it is a working toolset: examiners for maps, photographs, documents, and sources let you compare a 1930s map with today, read the fine print of a scanned protocol, or search across the National Library, Wikimedia, museums, and local archives in a single query. A youth portal opens the same material to a younger audience through an interactive, map-first approach.
The aim is simple: that local history gets told, and that it gets told with its sources attached, so anyone can check the claims and build further. Tidsarkivet is meant as an accessible platform for the history societies that hold the deepest local knowledge, giving their work a modern home and a wider reach.
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