Software that keeps its word.
We build products that show where every number came from, keep what changed, and say so when two things cannot be compared. Six products: three live, two in alpha.
Six products. One stage. Watch, or take over.
The real product, recorded from its public demo or its public pages. Pick one, or let the stage move on by itself.
Pelgrim reads your booking mails and draws the map for you. Flights, stays, countries and distance, without typing.
Ask for an invite ↗Every figure names its publisher and keeps its earlier versions. Where nobody publishes a number, the record says so.
Open the record ↗One tap logs a set from last time. It knows a barbell from a machine and will not compare a machine across two gyms.
Open heavier.app ↗Sunset and sunrise, recalculated daily, or your own hours. No account, no analytics, no network. €2.99 once.
Read more →One button on every page. One inbox for everything you ship. A clean-days counter that tells you when a release has earned its launch.
Open findings.dev ↗One desk for every role you play: your company, your products, your day job and your own days. The week shows what fits before it starts.
Open glassball.app ↗
Four rules. Every product follows all of them.
Every number names its source
A figure without a publisher, a date and a link does not go on the page.
Nothing is overwritten
When a number changes, the old one stays on the record with the day it changed.
Not comparable is an answer
If two numbers cannot sit on one line, the software says so. It does not invent a factor.
It keeps running
Backups are restored to prove them. Checks wake a human. It works when nobody is watching.
When the problem needs judgement.
What I do
Value-based advice on operations, cost and change, for individuals, teams and businesses.
How I work
One principal on every engagement. Specialists I have worked with for years join when the problem needs them. No bench to keep busy.
How it is priced
A fixed fee tied to the outcome, agreed before we start. No meter running.
Jorg Jansen
Thirty years of operations, cost and change inside technology companies. Four companies of my own before this one.
One habit
I build things that keep running after I leave the room.