Our own products

The things we own and run ourselves

A project for someone else ends. Your own product does not — it has to work today, and in five years too. That is the experience we bring into client work.

Korsview

Digital instruments for ships

RealtimeRustNMEA2000

Korsview live instruments — RPM, oil pressure and engine temperature for port and starboard engines

What it is: Digital instrument panels showing a ship’s data in realtime, focused on engine health and what the fuel is actually costing.
How it works: A ship can have several data sources sending messages many times a second over CANbus. We wrote our own NMEA2000 parser in Rust that both decodes everything arriving and calculates on it in the same pass.
Why: Awareness and monitoring decide fuel efficiency and how long an engine lasts. The panels make the patterns visible before they turn into repairs.

Glosly

Vocabulary practice for school

LearningSvelteKitAI

A Glosly exercise: a correct answer for mountain, the word in two English example sentences with the Swedish translation beneath

Glosly after a finished exercise: 12 of 15 right, 80 percent accuracy and the words to practise again tomorrow

What it is: An app where the child practises their vocabulary. As a parent you add the word lists the child brings home from school, or your own words alongside schoolwork, and can set up tests and homework quizzes. Made for children in years 4–6 learning English, and prepared for further languages.
How it works: Spaced repetition underneath, so the hard words come back more often. Exercises and example sentences are generated with Claude, and writing feedback streams back as the child types. A paper test can be photographed and marked automatically.
Why: School rarely gives systematic vocabulary practice, and the apps that exist gamify app usage rather than learning. This one follows the school’s words, not its own progression.

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Ancon Table Booking

Booking and till, talking

Integration layerBunHono

The admin overview: checks opened, outlets switched off and a bar chart of jobs completed per hour over the last day

What it is: The layer between easyTable and Ancon’s point of sale. Two systems that each do their job well, and did not know about each other.
How it works: Bookings from easyTable become checks on the till. Products and tables travel the other way, from Ancon out to the booking system, so what can be booked always matches what actually exists.
Why: Without the layer, staff key the same booking in twice, and the table plan in the booking system drifts away from the room.

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