Things I've built.
By Daniel Janzen.
Your bathroom, designed in a minute.
Plan it in 3D, with a rough estimate in NOK.
Open Badro
Notes from the author
Badro started as a fix for one stubborn detail: getting the fall to the drain right in a bathroom floor. Planning that properly meant drawing the whole room, and drawing the whole room turned out to be the useful part.
So it grew into a planner for the whole bathroom. Draw the room, place products and see roughly what it will cost before you call anyone. The estimate is meant to be honest, not flattering.
It's a beta. If something feels off, I'd like to hear about it.
Daniel
Slipp å huske.
Deadlines, agreements and everything important, with one person responsible for each.
Open LedgerNotesNotes from the author
LedgerNotes comes from everything that falls between the accounting system and people's heads: deadlines, agreements, who owns what and who is meant to follow up.
The idea is simple. Write it down once, give it one owner, and stop having to remember it.
Daniel
Ørsted, wind farm by wind farm.
Every project valued on its own contract, next to the share price and what 27 brokers expect.
Open the model
Notes from the author
I've worked in offshore wind from several sides of the table: developer and operator, port, vessel and logistics, and foundation supply, after a master's in energy economics.
This is me checking that I understand Ørsted from the bottom: what each project earns, under which support scheme and for how long, and what is left for shareholders. It's for my own learning, not advice.
Daniel