I’ve noticed something: The more productive and focused I am, the more new songs I add to my Spotify playlists. Usually with a slight delay, noticed over weeks. Stressed = no new music added Can someone explain this, or relate to it?

The job market seems heated? At Voi we’re seeing 4–5k applications/month, 3x vs last year. 40k applied in the past year, ~500 hired, just 1,2%. Faster than ever (25 days to hire), but harder than ever to break through. More talent, fewer seats and the bar is rising.

5 years. 0 new cities. That just changed The UK is finally lifting the freeze on new e-scooter programs Cities like Manchester and Leeds can now launch London shows what’s possible: +60% YoY growth, 2.5M trips, 11 boroughs live We’re ready to scale

1hr me and Robin Wauters on mobility, capital markets, AI and more

startup metrics 101 take the best minute your company ever had extrapolate it across every user you might ever get multiply by all the minutes in a year boom, that’s your ARR

So do I Hate coming to a Voi-less city Will fix it over the coming years

VCs fear public financials, but there's a flip side: transparency builds credibility with the public and cities. Standardized reports > "vibed" startup metrics.

Expressens kulturredaktion: ”Hur kan någon vara så dum att de använder en sannolikhetsmaskin!?!?!?” Microsoft research-rapport (samma vecka): “Journalister – på topplistan för jobb som AI tar över.”

👀👀👀 the last 18 months have been promising also true - the real magic is just beginning over the next years we will launch some major things that will change it all

how post-AGI life will look like happy bday Anton Osika – eu/acc

Flying from Copenhagen to San Francisco The plane is full of Swedish tech workers More likely than not, this means the coming months will bring some big announcements

Agree

Robots vs bikes I let a robot drive me this week. Waymo. Incredible, a bit scary. Transportation is mainly around cost, time and user experience. Here is how it stacks up against driven ride-hailing and micro mobility, which would have been my alternatives. Cost: priced

SaaS is expensive. Even worse, it rarely gives companies the customization they actually need. The way most companies solve this gap today is by adding people. Human repetitive workflows grow around the SaaS tools, creating hidden costs that are far larger than the license fees

Scotland unlocked: Voi wins Edinburgh. Going live asap as the city’s exclusive bike provider for the coming years.