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Configurators, production dashboards, and platforms, built for Swedish companies.

  • The CE Formula One floor dashboard on a 4K panel: the rate speedometer at about 2,000 kg an hour, the countdown to the next changeover, kilos produced, waste, stop time, both oven temperatures, the running order, and today's quests and duties. Demo data.

    CE Produkter AB · Manufacturing

    CE Formula One

    CE Produkter's factory runs on CE Formula One, the system we built for them. This is version 1.0, and it's in use on every shift: on 4K panels above the lines, on tablets, and in people's pockets.

    The challenge
    Production numbers, the week's duties, and the day's tasks had to be in front of everyone on the floor, on every shift. The duties were typed by hand into text boxes every week, and nothing was saved.
    What we built
    A factory system on Nexus: numbers live from the machines next to the shift's schedules, quests, and bookings, plus a feed, messages, and files.
    How it's used today
    Version 1.0 runs the factory today, on 4K panels above the lines, tablets, and phones.
  • BOB's 3D configurator showing a fully fitted Mercedes Sprinter: shelving, picking bins and a drawer cabinet, with 2D views alongside.

    BOB System · Product configuration · 2025

    BOB System

    BOB System fits shelving, drawers and storage into service vans for plumbers, electricians and other trades. We built the configurator everyone uses to design and quote those interiors, plus the admin platform and reseller portal behind it.

    The challenge
    Every quote went through a slow, unstable system. Staff and resellers had learned to start over when it crashed.
    What we built
    A configurator with synced 2D and 3D views, an admin platform, and a reseller portal, on the same database BOB has run for fifteen years.
    How it's used today
    Everyone who quotes a van uses it: in-house staff, resellers, and end customers. BOB shows it at trade fairs and trains its resellers on it.
  • The radio console on desktop: channels on the left, a colleague on air in the whole-factory channel, and a log of Swedish transcripts of the calls. Demo data.

    A manufacturer in Småland · Manufacturing · 2026

    Radio for the factory floor

    A factory floor is loud, and whoever needs help at a machine can't walk around looking for the right person. The manufacturer wanted anyone to be able to reach everyone, all the time, by voice. So we built a radio that lives in the phone, with a headset in your ear.

    The challenge
    The factory floor is loud, and the manufacturer wanted anyone to be able to reach everyone, all the time, by voice.
    What we built
    A radio in the phone: the headset button, channels per area, all-call for supervisors, and Swedish text of everything that's said, with speech recognition on their own servers.
  • Two homepages side by side: Polarstigen's dark site with the cabin on a winter evening, and GnosjöBo's light site with the yellow brick buildings in Gnosjö. Demo data.

    Polarstigen, GnosjöBo Fastigheter · Property · 2026

    The property platform

    Polarstigen lets a mountain cabin one week at a time. GnosjöBo Fastigheter lets 21 apartments in central Gnosjö on ordinary leases. Two businesses with very little in common, and both are built on the same property platform, with the same back office.

    The challenge
    Polarstigen wanted to let its mountain cabin itself, a week at a time and with no agency in between. GnosjöBo Fastigheter needed a home for vacant apartments, applications, and tenants. Two entirely different needs.
    What we built
    A property platform with one back office for both: a block CMS, weekly booking, leases, and a tenant portal, with each site in a look of its own.
    How it's used today
    Both sites' pages, photos, and settings are already in the platform, ready to run from one back office.