Anyone can generate code now

The hard part is knowing what to build, how to structure it, and what to avoid. That takes judgment.
Mine comes from 18 years inside startups, up to C-level. I help startups and small teams get it right.

Thomas Egebrand Gram

Featured cases

A selection of products I've helped build across digital health, cybersecurity, and sustainability. Real problems, real teams, real outcomes.

Open source contributions to climate technology & sustainability made easy

Self-help mobile app for people diagnosed with osteoporosis

Invest in sustainable forests in minutes, backed by the blockchain

Reinventing email security through fuzzy logic for humans

You can also check my GitHub below, if you're interested in open source.

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Technologies

Already know what you're looking for? These are my go-to tools.

React
Next.js
TypeScript
Node.js
Prisma
Postgres
Tailwind
shadcn
Expo
Docker
Umbraco
.NET

About Codeshark

Most technical problems are product problems

The most expensive mistake in early-stage development isn't bad code. It's building the wrong thing with conviction. Good judgment means knowing when to push back on the plan, when to simplify, and when to say 'not yet.' That's harder to find than technical skill, and it tends to matter more.

How I work

From the big picture to the pull request

Generating code is easy now. Shipping a product that holds up under real use is not. That takes someone who can span the full thing: architecture in the morning, implementation in the afternoon. When the same person makes the decisions and writes the code, nothing gets misread or re-explained in handoff.

See the work