Christian(Uppsala)
Founder
Fifteen years as a solution architect at the world's largest SEK bank, building financial systems end to end.
I'm Christian, and I spent fifteen years as a solution architect at the world's largest SEK bank — turning what the business needed into systems that worked. What I kept seeing was the same gap. The bank had powerful systems; the finance teams had spreadsheets. Anything they wanted to change meant a request, a queue, a consultant. The data existed — it just never reached the people who needed it in a form they could shape themselves.
Fluidly is the tool I wished those teams had. You connect the banks and ERPs you already use, and you build the views, forecasts, and reports yourself — visually, like working in a live spreadsheet. The visual, build-it-yourself approach comes from an earlier life of mine teaching computer graphics at Stockholm University; it turns out finance flows and visual flows have more in common than you'd think.
I left the bank to build it properly. That's Fluidly.
Fluidly is small on purpose. The people building it:
Founder
Fifteen years as a solution architect at the world's largest SEK bank, building financial systems end to end.
Backend
Started his career at Ericsson and has spent three decades building reliable production systems, now on Elixir/Phoenix. The reason Fluidly's numbers don't fall over.
Service design
Thirty years in the field; built Klarna's first checkout and Shareville. Takes the engineer's node-graph and turns it into something a finance team actually wants to use.
Art direction
Came from Spotify and SVT; owns how Fluidly looks and feels.
We're spread across Sweden, we talk to each other constantly, and when you talk to Fluidly you talk to one of us — not a sales team.
Built across Sweden — Uppsala, Skellefteå, Stockholm and Malmö. Fluidly AB, org. nr. 559065-4405. We're a Nordic company building for Nordic finance teams first — the banks, the ERPs, the currencies, and the reporting rules we actually know.
Two honest reasons, and one honest caveat.
The caveat: Fluidly 2.0 is early. We're onboarding our first customers now, one at a time, by hand. That's deliberate — we'd rather get a handful of finance teams genuinely well-served than scale before the product earns it.
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Want to talk shop? I read everything that comes to hello@fluid.ly. — Christian