You run the company on Excel and email
It worked when there were three of you
Now there are four versions of the same file, someone overwrites someone else's row, and you're the only one who knows which column counts. It isn't an Excel problem — it's that a spreadsheet can't say no to two people at once.
What goes wrong
The spreadsheet won, until it didn't
It's an excellent tool for one person. Five things stop working as soon as there are more of you.
Nobody knows which file is current
There's one in an email, one in Drive and one on someone's desktop, and all three were updated last.
Two people edit at once
One of the changes disappears. Nobody finds out which, and you discover it when a customer calls.
There's no history
Who changed the status, and when? The question can't be answered, so it turns into a phone call instead.
Everything important is in someone's head
The rules for what should happen when live with you, not in the file. That's why the work can't be handed over.
You copy and paste between systems
The same thing is entered three times: in the sheet, in the accounts and in the email to the customer.
How we switch
Not everything at once
01
The worst sheet goes first
The one most people touch and that does the most damage when it's wrong. The rest can stay put for now.
02
The same columns to begin with
You should recognise it. A system that forces a new way of working on day one doesn't get used.
03
Then what the sheet couldn't do
Permissions, history, reminders, and two people working at once without anyone losing anything.
04
One sheet at a time after that
At whatever pace you can change your habits. Most switch three and keep the rest, and that's often right.
How it works
How the subscription works
One flat price
The same amount every month. No hours to approve, and no invoice that turns out bigger than you expected.
One task at a time
You put the most important thing at the top. I build it, you test it, then we move on to the next thing in the queue.
Delivered in days
Most tasks are done within 48–72 hours. Anything bigger gets broken down until it isn't.
Pause whenever you like
No lock-in and no notice period. Pause between launches and pick up where you left off.
Price
One price. No hours to approve.
You know what it costs before you start, and you still know in month three.
The first sheet is usually one request. After that, you decide whether the next one is worth another.
Subscription
SEK 29,900/month
Excluding VAT. No lock-in, no notice period, no setup fee.
Start the subscription
Start the subscriptionVAT is added at checkout. You land in Slack straight afterwards.
What's included
- One active task at a time, unlimited tasks per month
- Web and app — the same person builds both
- Delivery within 48–72 hours for most things
- You own everything from day one
- Ongoing questions in Slack, without them counting as a task
- Pause or cancel whenever you like
What's not included
- On-site staffing at your office
- Public procurement and tenders
- Round-the-clock support
