Things I've built, parked, wound down, and the one I'm betting on now. Status is honest. The words are mine.
vebrOS Avocado
In developmentStarted June 2026 · avocado.vebr.no
An AI image generation platform — text prompt in, image out. The core idea is projects: containers with a shared visual style directive that gets prepended to every prompt automatically, so everything you generate within a project stays visually coherent without repeating yourself.
Generating a consistent set of images with an AI model means copy-pasting your style description into every single prompt — or accepting drift. The project layer bakes the style in once and gets out of the way.
“Started and working on the same day. I'm using it for game assets right now, but that's just one workflow — anything that needs a batch of visually consistent images fits the same pattern. Billing and model controls are next, then it ships.”
Mossveil Hollow: Shards of the Shadow
In developmentStarted June 2026 · mossveil.vebr.no
A finite, hand-crafted turn-based RPG — explore gated regions, fight authored encounters, craft gear, learn skills, and unite three shards to defeat the Shadow Lord.
I wanted a real game loop I could finish in an evening, with authored content and systems that actually hold together — not an infinite grindbox.
“A text RPG I built because I missed the feeling of a finite, authored world — not a live service, just a place you can actually beat. The engine is pure TypeScript under the hood; the UI is Vue. Play it in the arcade window, or steal the code.”
vebr.no
LiveStarted June 2026 · vebr.no
My personal hub — portfolio, blog, and home base for everything I build in public.
The work needed one place to live that I actually own, instead of scattered across platforms I don't.
“The site you're on. Part portfolio, part blog, part accountability device. If it's here, I made it — or I'm making it.”
vebrOS Chat
In developmentStarted June 2026
An embeddable AI chatbot SaaS — train it on your content, drop it on your site in a few clicks.
Adding a genuinely useful, content-aware chatbot to a site still means either expensive enterprise tools or building it yourself.
“The current bet, built in the open. Everything the parked projects taught me — about LLMs, about my own habits — is going into making sure this one doesn't get parked too. You're watching it happen.”
LifePlanner
Wound downStarted May 2026
A time-blocking app to section your day into focused, efficient blocks.
Days dissolve without structure; I wanted something to carve them into deliberate chunks.
“Killed by self-knowledge. I built a tool to tell me how to spend my time, then discovered I viscerally hate being told what to do — even by myself. The prototype works. I just won't use it. Sometimes the most useful thing a project gives you is a fact about yourself.”
Grundo
ParkedStarted April 2026 · grundo.no
An AI-first business advisor for Norwegian sole proprietors and small companies — invoicing, legal Q&A, task management.
Running a small business in Norway means drowning in admin and half-understood rules, with no affordable advisor to ask.
“Parked, on purpose. It handles Norwegian business admin — invoicing, the legal questions I actually run into. I'll pick it back up the moment I need to send invoices again. Not dead, just waiting for me to need it. Taught me most of what I know about wiring LLMs into something useful.”
Splitte
ParkedStarted March 2026 · splitte.no
A financial planning tool for Norwegian couples, with AI-assisted advice.
Couples splitting finances fairly is messy, awkward, and usually done in a shared spreadsheet nobody enjoys.
“Live, and I use it for my own budgeting. Now I'm looking for Norwegian couples to test it with me — if that's you, get in touch. Built it to solve a real problem; turns out the first person it solved it for was me.”