Our products
Tools and services we built ourselves, to solve problems we ran into on real assignments.
Alongside client work, we build our own products. Each one started from a concrete need, our own or a client's, and grew into something more people can use. Here are the ones we run today.
Club life and e-commerce
Tifosi
For a smarter club life. Tifosi is a service for team clothing and equipment for sports clubs and associations. A team builds a collection with its own print for each player, so group ordering becomes simple instead of messy.
The club can open its own shop and earn money from what used to be only a cost.
Forms and agreements
Formable
Digitise templates and agreements. Formable replaces PDFs and paper forms with dynamic digital forms. Forms are built by drag and drop, can show or hide fields based on earlier answers, and check personal and organisation numbers as they are filled in.
Finished forms are shared with others to fill in, and can be locked with a password when they need protecting. Formable is built by Äventyret, out of our own need for a sharper way to handle recurring forms.
WordPress and open source
Solarplexus
Close to the heart of Gutenberg. Solarplexus is a plugin for developers building complex WordPress sites that stay close to Core. It gives a standardised way to create dynamic blocks that display content from other parts of the same site, in the new block editor.
We built Solarplexus because we were missing the piece ourselves, and released it as open source back to the WordPress community. It is free to use and build on further.
A marketplace for public digital services
Thingwalla
Democracy's marketplace. Thingwalla is a marketplace where the people who build digital services meet the public-sector buyers and the citizens who will use them. The idea is to make it easier for municipalities and public bodies to buy digital services, and to raise their quality by letting private builders take part.
Public procurement of digital services is often slow and hard to navigate. Thingwalla gathers creators, buyers and users in one place, under democracy's rules. It runs as a pilot within the EU-funded GovTech4All programme, together with municipalities in Sweden and Norway.