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About Ahody Labs

It started with a local newspaper.

Five co-founders from the same town. A local newspaper. And the realization that half the working day went to the work around the work — not the journalism.

§ I · Vision

96 clicks per article.

Allt om Norrtälje was worth fighting for. The paper worked — but it couldn't scale. Half the working day went to administration: images uploaded, metadata filled in, publishing flows fed. Every article required 96 clicks.

Nobody on the team wanted to replace journalism with a language model. But the work around the work could be automated. So we built an internal tool together to solve our own newsroom's problems.

A few months in, we realized other newsrooms had the same problems. The internal tool became an editorial operating system — built on editorial terms, by people actually sitting in the newsroom.

§ III · The team

Five from the same town.

Ahody isn't a coincidence. Nicklas gathered the people in Norrtälje he trusted most — one by one.

Daniel was the childhood friend and editor-in-chief. The first person Nicklas called when the idea of the paper was born.

Alexander was headhunted at 17 and made the commercial side work.

Linus sat at the same co-working office. The smartest person in the room, and the person with the most grit the rest of the team had ever met.

Oskar came in last. His technical expertise was too significant to ignore — he was headhunted in to own the platform's technical layer.

All five are from the same town, and it's no coincidence they're building this together.

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Nicklas Salmin

CEO & journalist

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Alexander Hall

Head of commercial

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Linus Albertsson Engman

Head of product

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Daniel Ramsell

Head of quality & journalist

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Oskar Möllberg

Head of engineering

§ IV · Ownership

Backed with conviction.

Ahody is owned by the founders and backed by investors who believe that editorial infrastructure — not another generative-AI writing tool — is one of the most underbuilt opportunities in media technology.

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Staffan Persson

Swedia Capital

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Fredrik Persson

Swedia Capital

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Stefan Lundell

Investor

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Norrtälje, the capital of Roslagen·April 2026·Ahody Labs AB