Thoughtful Technology

We create digital solutions with the same philosophy as craftsmen from another era

Every line of code should have a purpose. Every pixel should earn its place. In a world of digital excess, we choose constraint.

11 apps that enhance, never overwhelm

Each app solves one problem beautifully, with intention and constraint guiding every decision.

FocusAnchor

One task. Present moment. Nothing else.

NoteToSelf

Constrained notes for clearer thinking

Mikro

Track patterns, not metrics

MemoryAnchor

Visual memory organization

DayRater

Premium daily reflection

M43 DoF

Micro Four Thirds photography

WonderScout

Explore the world, not screens

Ancestrix

Norwegian genealogy made simple

BookMaster

Beautiful reading companion

JustWrite

Calendar-first journaling

DailyWit

On-device AI powered "wits"

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The Constraint Protocol

Latest episode: How to Battle Information Overload — This episode explores the universal problem of information overwhelm and the central dilemma that more information doesn't equal more knowledge—often, it equals more noise. Learn about curation as an active skill, the critical difference between collecting information and true understanding, and how to recognize that the answer to drowning in data is not better swimming technique, but choosing which waters to enter.

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New Book from DigTek Press

Life as User Experience

What happens when you apply software design principles to life — with honesty about what fails. A book about constraint, defaults, and the systems that shape our days.

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Less, but better

Good design is as little design as possible

Purpose-driven

Technology should serve humans, not the other way around

Constraints breed creativity

Limitations foster innovation and focus

Thoughtful craft

What you don't add is as important as what you do

About the name

DigTek is a wordplay that works on multiple levels: "Dig" for digital, but also the Norwegian expression "digg!" (meaning cool/delightful) — and "Tek" for technology.

It reflects our approach: Serious technology that doesn't take itself too seriously.