Klara Holmgren

Klara Holmgren

@KlaraHolmgren

We're all about creating smarter CI/CD tools that make the entire development process smoother. By focusing on automation, speed, and reliability, our aim is to empower engineering teams to deliver code faster and with fewer mistakes. Each tool is designed to simplify complex workflows, enhance teamwork, and ensure that software delivery stays secure and efficient.

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  1. Ari by Ariso

    Commented on Ari by Ariso · Aug 15, 2026

    I tried Ari for a couple of meetings and I liked what it did after the meeting. It picked up the things I needed to do, so I didn't have to go back through my notes later and figure out what I had agreed to. The meeting coaching was useful too. It gives you a few things to think about after the meeting instead of just giving you a transcript. I'd like to see how it gets better as Ari learns more about my meetings and how I work.

  2. Testera IO

    Commented on Testera IO · Aug 12, 2026

    Monday mornings can be rough when I open CI and see a pile of failed tests. I end up digging through logs just to figure out which failure actually matters. Testera's failure triage could save me a lot of that time by grouping similar failures and helping separate flaky tests from real bugs. How does Testera decide which failed tests belong to the same issue?

  3. Savyre AI Coding Workflow

    Commented on Savyre AI Coding Workflow · Aug 8, 2026

    When our team has to revisit an architecture decision months later, digging through old chats and project notes can take longer than it should. Savyre AI Coding Workflow's HTML and PDF reports could be really useful here. We could share them with a tech lead or keep them with the project so the reasoning behind those decisions doesn't get lost. That could save us a lot of time when the project changes or new developers join the team. PS: The 14-day trial is a smart way to let people test it on a real project instead of a tiny demo.

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