Take back ownership

You're the user.
Not the product.

The internet's giants make their money from your attention and your data, so that's what their apps are built to take. Ownership.dk builds the other kind: tools that solve a problem you actually have, then get out of your way.

The projects

Each one does one job, for the people using it.

meetcha

Friends and events

See when your friends are free, and want to see you.

Mark the times you're open to meeting, for a group or for one friend. Meetcha shows only the times where both of you said yes. No polls, no group-chat ping-pong: you settle the details in the chat you already use.

And something to meet over: Meetcha gathers what's on in Copenhagen from the venues, community houses and groups that put it on, and keeps the events that fit what you're into, when you're free and where you'd go. They come one at a time: yes or no. When something new fits, you're notified.

meetcha.ownership.dk

rentalhunt

Rentals in Denmark

New rentals, straight from the source.

RentalHunt reads the websites of Danish landlords and letting agents every minute and notifies you when a home that fits your search is listed, often before it reaches the big rental portals. No notification means nothing new, so you can stop checking.

rentalhunt.ownership.dk

A different deal

Most of the internet runs on one arrangement: the service is the bait, and you're what's being sold. We don't make that trade.

The usual deal: Your attention is sold to advertisers.

Here: No ads. The tool is the whole product.

The usual deal: What you do is collected, profiled and sold on.

Here: What you enter is used to do the job you asked for. It isn't sold.

The usual deal: Built to keep you scrolling, because your time on the app is the metric.

Here: Built to be done with. You hear from it when there's something worth hearing, and otherwise it stays quiet.

The usual deal: What gets built is decided by growth targets set for investors.

Here: What gets built is decided by the problem: finding a time, a home, an evening out.

The usual deal: Signing up asks for more than the service needs.

Here: Signing up takes an email address. No password.

Plain software, plainly built

Every project is plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript: no frameworks, no ad networks, no third-party scripts. This page is the same. It loads nothing from anyone but ownership.dk.

Take back ownership.