An old idea becomes something you can build.

My old thought → an archive → a meta-site → an idea → a prompt → a finished service, with a single click. (And DN gets caught running 113 trackers.)

Look at this 🎉

Later today, I’m releasing ensakidag.se alongside episode 500: the entire archive, searchable, with AI-generated fact boxes, timelines, gems and an honest “was I right or wrong?” for every episode.

But first I have to show you what Anders Bjarby built on top of it. He had his AI read the whole archive backwards, as a diary written by me in 2026 looking back: Was this a thing? Why did the idea disappear? That alone is such fun.

But then he went a step further: for every “idea waiting for its time”, he packaged a ready-to-use prompt, with a copy button, that you paste into Claude Code or Codex and actually build the service the idea describes.

In the clip, I show the flow. An old thing I talked about nearly ten years ago (those of you who were there will remember DN-kollen) becomes, with one click, a little browser extension that examines tracking on the page you’re currently reading. And the first thing it finds? DN is running 113 trackers connected to at least eight sensitive adtech players, while publishing an article about apps leaking user data. AND unlike the old Ghostery and other tracker warners, it reads the page’s content, explains why it matters in this particular context, and suggests what you can do about it.

Thank you, Anders. You’re helping show how technology has caught up with us, and that’s why my heart is singing today*.

Join me this afternoon when I release #ensakidag 500. There’ll be more of this...

* psst, I really do talk like this. “My heart is singing” is not AI-generated.