Team
SpotRecap is deliberately small. Three people own the whole system — data, model, interface and operations — which is why the roadmap moves in short phases instead of long quarters.
Founder · Engineering
Erik started SpotRecap from his own streaming archive — seventeen years of exports that no existing tool could read coherently. He built the ingestion pipeline, the relational core and the query layer, and still writes most of the backend.
Data platforms Python PostgreSQL
Product · Design
Klara owns what the product feels like: the phone-first shell, the type system and the way a number becomes a sentence. She sets the bar for what ships — if an insight cannot be read in a minute on a small screen, it goes back.
Product Interface design Research
ML · Infrastructure
Oskar looks after everything that keeps the service honest: recommendation models and their evaluation, the multi-provider model routing, deployment verification and the cost ladder that keeps the bill predictable.
ML systems Cloud Reliability
How we work
No handoffs between departments, because there are no departments. The person who designs a screen also tests it on a phone, and the person who writes the query also carries the pager.
Everything is written down: decisions, measured numbers, and the defects we have not fixed yet. A roadmap you cannot check is marketing.
Each person owns a slice end to end, from schema to screen.
Every figure on this site is dated and comes from the running system, not from a slide.
Defects are tracked with a repro command and a severity before they are scheduled.
Three people until the product earns a fourth.
We occasionally take on a small number of engineering engagements in data platforms and applied AI — usually where a team already has data and needs it turned into a system that answers questions reliably.
If that is you, write to hello@spotrecap.com with a paragraph about the problem. We answer every one.
SpotRecap AB is registered in Sweden and operates from Gothenburg. The team works in Swedish and English, and the service is hosted in the EU.
The product is in private beta. Access opens in small batches.