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Solheim Solutions

AI agents · local LLMs · self-hosted Linux · dashboards.

Twenty years in the seam between software, systems, and security. I build the unglamorous middle: where field signals become databases become dashboards become alerts that wake someone at 02:00. End-to-end, on infrastructure you own. Built with AI coding agents; a person who runs the result answers for every change.

01

IoT & data pipelines

From physical sensor to working dashboard — collection, storage, visualisation, and alerting delivered as one coherent system. Built so the data is actually useful, not just logged.

02

Self-hosted operations

Services on your own hardware — secured, backed up, monitored. No dependency on platforms that change price or policy on you.

03

Dashboards & monitoring

Custom web interfaces that show exactly what matters — real-time or historical, from one source or many. Built around your workflow, not a template.

04

AI and coding agents in production

LLMs on your own hardware, wired into real workflows, and coding agents used with the guardrails that make them safe: evals, locks on shared resources, human ownership, observability. My own products — Spotscore and Turboscore — run local models as part of their analysis.

PROJECT 01 / 11 2026

ØSIL Trim

Trim-post app for a local sports club: catalogue, map, offline PWA and visit log.

→ 30 registered members, 164 logged visits in the first season (May–Oct 2026).

  • PWA
  • Offline
  • Client work
live
PROJECT 02 / 11 2025

Turboscore

AI-powered Nordic used-car search with natural-language query and 1–100 scoring.

→ Every car scored 1–100 on twelve published components.

  • LLM
  • Search
  • Public product
live
PROJECT 03 / 11 2025

Spotscore

Norwegian property search with a transparent 0–10 score, public registry data and a local-LLM assistant.

→ Every listing scored 0–10 on seven published factors.

  • Search
  • Public data
  • Public product
live
PROJECT 04 / 11 2025–

Autoonyx

Handwritten planner pages to calendar and todos, via a local vision model.

→ Handwriting to calendar, every morning.

  • Local LLM
  • Self-hosted
  • Automation
# name one-liner year
05 BLE Companion App Mobile companion app for a Norwegian consumer appliance over Bluetooth Low Energy. Specifics under NDA. 2023
06 Crawler Modular Python crawler for Norwegian classifieds — polite, diff-based, drives the search and scoring tools. 2023
07 Autoboss Automated trading from email instructions. 2024
08 Cryptotrader BTC and crypto strategy research: 147 candidates logged, none still standing. 2025
09 Aigen Local AI generation pipelines (ACE-Step music, ComfyUI image). 2025
10 oswiki Community wiki for a Norwegian village: 170+ pages, full-text search, version history, map and quiz. Research project. live 2026
11 Galappen Offline music-player PWA built in two days on a young fan's request. 19 tracks, live since July 2026. live 2026
  1. Undetectable, not absent

    147 BTC and crypto strategy candidates, none that survives a correction for all of them. How the ledger behind that count works, and why its conclusion is "not seen at this cost", not "no edge".

  2. Checking the check

    The verifier step got five changes in one afternoon, taken from what the field was arguing about that week. Testing and reviewing it found three defects the same day. Two models, same catch rate, zero false positives.

  3. What a model swap exposed

    Faults in four places around Turboscore's local model, from the times it was added, changed or moved. None is a verdict on the model.

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Solheim Solutions AS is a one-person consultancy out of Øvre Surnadal, Norway. Twenty-plus years at the intersection of software, systems, and security — Linux and open tooling as the spine of every project. Earlier work in defence and aerospace systems.

I work best on small, long-running engagements where I own a system from spec through deployment to operation — where the same person plans, builds, deploys, and watches the dashboards. The stack I deliver to clients is the stack I run myself.

Greenfield work builds on a stack I already operate. Development is done with AI coding agents (Claude Code), often several sessions at once against live systems; every change is owned by the person who runs the result and judged on behaviour: build, tests, evals that are proven able to fail, and what actually runs. Shared resources are claimed before use and released after, commits are staged by path, and health checks answer with a query instead of a stale claim. A month-long project becomes a week-long delivery, and the invoice follows it down. The strength is wiring the whole chain — data source, database, dashboard, alerting — as a single delivery from a single person.

Public examples, each built and run end-to-end by one person: ØSIL Trim · Turboscore · Spotscore .

Shortest path: email. I reply within one working day.

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