INDEPENDENT THINKER · STRATEGIC MIND
I approach challenges with curiosity, think beyond conventional boundaries, and turn ambitious ideas into meaningful action.
Independent mobile & web app developer · Jessheim, Norway
Strategic qualities
Four pieces. One way of working.
Selected work
Four products from the movofo studio — each built around an everyday problem worth taking seriously.
Jessplit
A budgeting companion for shared bills, expenses and receipts. Jessplit is in development, with a focus on making everyday money decisions easier to understand together.
Shared budgets
See the plan for shared spending in one place.
Clear bills
Keep track of expenses and who paid what.
Receipt context
Keep receipts alongside the spending they explain.
Early accessMovoCompose
A privacy-first creative workspace for AI images, video and voice. MovoCompose combines bring-your-own-key access with Cortex, so creative work can start from tools and providers you choose. Currently in early access.
One creative workspace
Work with AI image, video and voice tools together.
Your provider keys
Bring your own API keys rather than surrendering provider choice.
Cortex support
Use Cortex alongside a privacy-first creative workflow.
Live on AndroidMovAngel
An Android app that turns shared links, text, images and documents into searchable Markdown. MovAngel keeps captured information useful beyond the moment you save it. Live on Android.
Share to capture
Collect links, text, images and documents from your phone.
Readable Markdown
Turn saved material into a portable, readable format.
Searchable knowledge
Find what you saved without remembering where it came from.
In developmentJessPlanner
A studio for your keys and models. Independent AI and machine learning tools for your apps. Build with the power of our state-of-the-art technology
Idea generation
Generate ideas for your application by asking simple questions.
Planning
Plan and architect your ideas with ease.
Build
Build your app with the tools and models you choose.
4 apps · 8 sample products · 3 journal entries
The shop
Studio objects and digital tools in a small, considered catalogue. These first pieces are samples while the shop is being prepared.
My journey
From construction sites to systems engineering to four apps in 2026 — a path shaped by curiosity, constraints and a refusal to stand still.
My story begins in 1988.
I left school in 2003. It is part of my path, not the whole of it.
I worked in construction and the family business.
I moved to Norway and began a new chapter.
I took General University Admissions Certification courses.
I studied the Science Foundation programme at HIØ.
I studied Communication Systems at HiB.
I worked as a self-employed interpreter.
I studied Civil Engineering at OsloMet.
I pursued an MSc in Systems Engineering with Industrial Economics at USN.
I made investments and encountered bad luck.
I started building apps as a hobby.
I founded movofo.
I have built four apps and am continuing to build.
I am looking forward to what comes next.
The journal
Essays and updates on building software as well as personal news and updates.
Shared money is easier when the next conversation starts with context, not a calculation.
Good privacy decisions belong in the workflow before they become checkboxes.
A practical way to review a small app studio without confusing plans with releases.
Working principles
Twelve notes I return to — on independence, leadership, curiosity and the work. Edited monthly.
Selected periodNovember 2026
Independence is choosing a direction and accepting the work that comes with it.
Leadership begins with listening well enough to change your mind.
A strategy is useful when it helps you decide what not to build.
Curiosity turns an unfamiliar problem into a place to start.
Resilience is not refusing to bend; it is finding a way to keep moving.
Build for people first. The system is there to serve them.
Freedom grows when your tools give you choices instead of dependencies.
A clear next step can carry more weight than a perfect long-term plan.
Good teams make it safe to ask the question nobody has answered yet.
Bad luck changes the route. It does not have to choose the destination.
Learn the constraint before you design the workaround.
Make something useful, then stay curious about how it could be better.
