Cases
Projects I'm proud of, and the results that came with them.
Birkebæk Tømrer & Byg: a website that brings in direct enquiries
A conversion-focused website for a solo carpenter in East Jutland, built to get the phone ringing.
Nordic Power Services: website and brand
Logo, visual style and website for Nordic Power Services, built to hold up day to day.
NaturRo: website and graphic identity
An uncompromising graphic identity for NaturRo, built to last from day one.
New landing page
A single page that actually converts, instead of a generic business card.
Sport X Aarhus to Sport X Tribe: migrating to a new site
Rebranding from Sport X Aarhus to Sport X Tribe: new identity, new site, migrated content.
Luggage Log: a smart, shareable packing list for the whole travel crew
Who's packing the toothbrushes? Luggage Log keeps the trip, the packing list and the whole crew in one place. Real-time, shareable, with an AI assistant that helps you pack.
Watt-E: a workshop with beta testers, and what it taught me
On 6 October 2026 I ran my first beta-tester workshop for Watt-E at Spinderihallerne. Here is what came out of it.
Kyst-Ild-Vildt: booking site for wild full-day experiences
A booking-ready site for a nature-experience business that brings teams and students together around fire, ingredients and teamwork, screens off.
Paperclip: your own AI team, on your own server
Bids filled out, invoices sent, emails answered. Paperclip sets up an AI team for Danish businesses that own their own infrastructure from day one.
Cofounder Flow: Danish and European startup funding, mapped
45 grants, funds and competitions in one place. Answer two questions about your startup and see exactly what you can apply for before the next deadline.
Dyrlægerne i Egtved: from FDM trial to a reliable resin spare part
A small valve spindle wasn't available as a spare part, and the FDM surface was binding up the mechanism. We ran FDM for the fit and resin for the finish, and skipped a full rebuild of the device.
Operation Skyggekode
An escape room in a box. Micro:bit, upper-secondary students and code that actually worked. The second time around.