NORKÄRŸMA small software studio from Catalonia.
NORKÄRŸM (also written NORKARYM, without accents) is a small software studio from Catalonia.
We design, build and maintain our own digital products: a platform for organisations, a desktop app, a predictive mushroom map, an online course and talks.
It is run by its two co-founders, Adrià and Dani.
In beta. Not in production yet; no paying customers.
A platform for businesses and the self-employed. Each organisation gets its own space with roles and permissions, an audit log of critical changes, and an app centre where it installs the apps it needs. It runs in a test environment today. It will go to production in phases: team and shifts first, then bookings, then the public website, then invoicing.
Public builds for Windows, macOS and Linux. It works with IKARYA, which is in beta.
The desktop app for IKARYA. It opens IKARYA and runs Kary, its assistant, on your own computer. You can reach it from your phone through an intermediate server designed to see nothing: it only passes encrypted traffic and is built so it cannot read it.
In beta, inside IKARYA.
The assistant inside IKARYA, until now called IkärÿA. It is designed to run on your own computer and never reach models on the internet. It is not a model we trained: it is a layer of instructions, guardrails and knowledge on top of open models. No change applies by itself: the AI makes a proposal and the person chooses what is applied.
Online at boletos.cat (in Catalan).
A predictive map of wild mushrooms in Catalonia. It combines forest, terrain, soil and weather data to estimate where and when mushrooms come up.
Online at curs.norkarym.com (in Catalan).
A six-session online course for absolute beginners. Students go from "I don't know what happens inside an app" to building and publishing their own web apps with the help of AI, without knowing how to code. Its motto: "Ask for it and understand it; don't do it by hand."
Online at pon.norkarym.com (in Catalan, Spanish and English).
Short, interactive talks on what you can do with technology and how to bring it to work. The first one, "AI in business", takes 15 minutes and shows three ways to use AI: working with information, preparing materials and building tools.
IKARYA is for businesses and the self-employed. Each organisation installs, from its app centre, only the apps it needs. IKARYA is in beta and goes to production in phases: team and shifts first, then bookings, then the public website, and invoicing last. The apps below are in development.
Future
We are preparing invoicing for VeriFactu, Spain's new system for verifiable invoices. It is not available yet.
Month-end closing, taxes and the depreciation of assets are also in preparation.
We call it crew coding. It is not "vibe coding". A person directs a crew of Claude Code agents. Each agent has a role, its work is reviewed by other agents, and everyone follows written rules. People make every decision that matters.
Read the full article: Crew coding with Claude Code →
On one workstation, several Claude Code sessions work at the same time. Each one takes care of one part: an app, a module or a project. Each works on its own copy of the project and in its own space on the computer, so sessions never step on each other's work or on the people's running environment.
A few sessions do not build product. They coordinate, and each one is named after its role. None of them governs: they watch, warn, route work, or carry out what a person decided.
An internal console that builds apps with agents under human supervision.
This page was rebuilt by a new Claude Code session. It first wrote a plan in a GitHub thread (an "issue"). The legal reviewer checked the legal notice, the screen reviewer checked the layout, and the security reviewer checked what would become public. Another session checked every fact against its source. A co-founder made the decisions from a phone.
The crew does not live on a single computer.
It works: it has been tested with two people on two devices.
A desktop app with a dashboard that keeps people and agents in step. It tells each person what is waiting for them, with a recommended option, and sends alerts to their phone. It tells agents when to summarise what they remember so they do not run out of memory, and puts sessions to sleep and wakes them up to save memory. A chat view is being built.
GitHub holds it all together: plans in threads, reviews in change proposals, lessons in a shared thread, and the common memory between machines. The rules are in the crew section.
NORKÄRŸM is the trade name of a sole trader (autònom) in Spain.
Write to us through the contact page. Contact page (in Catalan and Spanish)