Solutions by use case
Our products, tailored to concrete audiences and scenarios.
EU AI Act for HR software: classifying recruiting AI correctly
AI systems for personnel selection or candidate scoring frequently fall into the high-risk category (Annex III) under the EU AI Act. HR teams must classify these systems, document them, and ensure human oversight — which is exactly where structured classification helps.
EU AI Act for chatbots: meeting the transparency obligations
Chatbots usually do not fall under high-risk in the EU AI Act, but they are subject to transparency obligations: users must be able to recognise they are interacting with an AI. Correct classification clarifies what disclosure is concretely required.
Budget app for couples: shared finances without friction
Couples usually fail at budgeting not on the maths but on transparency and fair splitting. An app with a shared hub shows both the same numbers in real time — shared expenses visible, individual goals kept separate.
Budget app for students: staying on top of a tight budget
For students the budget is tight and irregular: grant, side job, family support, plus tuition fees in waves. An app that brings income and spending together and warns before the end-of-month gap replaces gut feeling with numbers.
Project management for agencies: steering client projects in parallel
Agencies juggle many client projects at once, often with shifting teams. What matters is four views on the same data — list, Kanban, timeline, calendar — plus an honest view of deadlines and risks across all projects.
Accompanying GLP-1 therapy: from the first injection to tapering off
GLP-1 therapies (Wegovy, Ozempic, Mounjaro, Saxenda) run in phases with different needs: titration, everyday use, tapering. A phase-aware companion adapts support and information to the current phase — neutral and ad-free.