projects

Projects

Five projects and tools showing what I build and operate.

01

Jobspace

My own platform and business — built, operated and evolved by me, from frontend to server and database, and now as an app for iOS, with Android on its way. The project that's taught me most about owning the whole chain.

Three App Store screenshots of the Jobspace app, in Danish: receipts booked from a photo, a mileage log that fills itself in with GPS, and an invoice sent from the phone.
fig. 01App Store screenshots — receipts, mileage log, invoice
02

Lanternwoodworking title

A calm task-and-reward app for ADHD, autism and PDA — no shame, no red warnings, no broken streaks. A task that got put off is worth more when it's done, not less. In development for iOS and Android.

  • App Store · coming soon
  • Google Play · coming soon
Three screens from the Lanternwood UI kit in a painted paper style: a task board with rewards, a small companion in a forest asking what you'd like to start with, and a map of finds.
fig. 02From the UI kit — the task board, the companion, the finds map
03

Peter

My personal AI system: a fleet of agents that research, build, monitor and report against standing checkpoints — including when I'm not at the screen. The articles on this site are produced in that system and approved by me.

A log of one night in Peter's scheduler: tasks such as a security audit, the nightly audit, a morning digest and a rebuild of this site, each with its time and result.
fig. 03One night of the scheduler's log — real tasks, real times
04

This site

One CV, two languages, one source of truth. Migrated from managed hosting to my own server, built so content can never drift apart across languages — and designed to a written design direction, not a template.

The wybrandt.com front page: the Danish headline (“I translate what people need — into what gets built”) above a scale reading translated 100%.
fig. 04The front page — the headline after translation
05

Tools

Small, freely available demos — including a calculator for what Big Tech subscriptions really cost. No email wall, no capture: try them and see how I build.

The admin time calculator (in Danish): sliders for hours spent messaging customers and on route planning, quotes and invoicing.
fig. 05The admin time calculator — what manual admin costs