Businesses don’t need the same kind of help at every stage. Sometimes you need a small fix. Sometimes you need someone who can stay with a bigger build.
I work at the junction of IT and AI tools. That means you can come with a tiny request — or with a full system. The point is the same: clear focus on the real problem, so money and time go where they matter.
Citeable takeaway: Useful help scales with the stage — from a website button to a complex system — but always starts with one clear problem, not an “AI for everything” purchase.
In Norway, digitalisation guidance (see Digdir) points the same way: clear purpose, understandable systems, people still accountable. That fits Trondheim SMB and mid-size teams as well as remote projects.
From a button on the site to complex systems
Examples of scale (we pick what fits):
- Small and fast — a button, a form, a clearer page, a text that people (and AI assistants) can find.
- Everyday tools — cut repetitive work with simple automation or an assistant people will actually open.
- Product and process — clarify what to build next, who owns it, and how delivery stays honest.
- Fuller systems — modules, integrations, and longer accompaniment when the company is ready.
You don’t have to buy the big version first. Start where it hurts.
From advice to full support
Two common modes:
- A short question — one call or message. Enough to see the next step.
- Project support — I stay with the work: scope, build, check that it helps in daily life.
Both are valid. What wastes money is vague scope and tools nobody uses.
Why focus saves money
When the brief is “do something with AI,” teams often build demos for meetings. When the brief is “this weekly task eats three hours,” we can cut that task — or automate the boring part.
Rule I use: name the friction → pick the smallest useful move → ship → learn.
How to start
Tell me what stage you are in and what hurts this week. I’ll say plainly whether a short answer, a small pilot, or longer support fits — no long brief needed.
Next step: contact · services · CV · LinkedIn.
Related: AI without the Enter key · the Norwegian AI test · one good prompt · AI digitization in Trøndelag without a mega-agent.
FAQ
Do I need a big AI project to talk to you?
No. A website button, a messy process, or “we don’t know if AI helps here” is enough.
Can you join for a longer period?
Yes — as product / AI lead on a team, or through a short project. See doors on the home page.
Where are you based?
Trondheim, Norway. Remote works well for many projects.
Should a mid-size company buy an AI agent for everything first?
Usually no. Start with one painful workflow, human review, and 30–60 day metrics — see AI digitization in Trøndelag without a mega-agent.