Edis Adilovic
Dansk

AI development, tools and workshops

I am not a software developer, but I know Python, JavaScript, HTML and CSS, security and privacy well enough to build, test and deploy apps, programs and websites responsibly. I describe what I want, AI writes the code, and I test and correct until it works. That is how I have built tools for myself and for clients, and how I teach teams to use AI in their own work.

Who it is for: companies, public bodies, organisations and teams that want to use AI in practice, and anyone who needs a tool.

Where: at your premises, at mine in Odense, or online.

Deliverables: first version, testing and fixes, code, documentation and walkthrough.

Related case: Det Indre Blik, Denmark. Accessible booking program a blind business owner runs in plain Danish with a screen reader.

Edis gives a talk about AI on a stage at Microsoft. He is smiling with his arms held out to the sides. Behind him the big screen shows his own quote: Start with the few. You'll end up with the world.

What you get

  1. A first version you can try, in days instead of months.

  2. Testing and fixes until it works day to day.

  3. Code, documentation and a walkthrough, so you can run it yourselves.

  4. Accessible from the first line. Everything is tested with a screen reader and keyboard along the way.

  5. Workshops where participants leave with something that works.

Tools and methods

  • Claude Code
  • OpenAI Codex
  • Agent flows
  • RAG
  • MCP
  • Python
  • JavaScript
  • HTML and CSS
  • Playwright
  • Screen reader testing

I describe, AI builds, and I test until it works.

Everything I deliver is tested with a screen reader and keyboard along the way, not afterwards. This website was built that way.

AI workshops and talks

  • AI in practice for teams. One day where your staff learn to use AI tools for writing, analysis and small automations, and what not to use them for.
  • Vibecoding for non-developers. How to describe, build and test a small tool yourself. Participants leave with something that works.
  • AI and accessibility. How AI can make content, documents and workflows more accessible, and where it goes wrong.
  • Talks on AI. What AI can do in practice, and what it cannot, told by someone who is blind and builds his own tools with it. For annual meetings, conferences and leadership groups. Length by agreement.
Edis stands on a stage at Microsoft holding a clicker. Behind him the screen shows the slide How It Was Built in three panels: Claude Code + Python, vibe coded by describing what I wanted while the AI wrote the code and I tested. No Visual IDE Needed, built with a screen reader and plain conversation. A Blind Entrepreneur Built This.
From my AI talk at Microsoft.

AI tools built for you

  • Prototypes. An idea becomes something you can click on and test, in days instead of months.
  • Internal tools. Small programs for one job: converting files, cleaning up data, making a document accessible, collecting numbers from several places.
  • Assistive tools the market does not offer, because the audience is small. I build them to fit the person who will use them.
  • Accessible from the first line. Everything is tested with a screen reader and keyboard along the way, not afterwards.

How it works

  1. Discovery call. What the tool has to do, or what the team has to learn, and who will use it.

  2. First version or programme. A tool you can try, or a plan for the day.

  3. Testing and fixes. You try, I fix, until it works day to day.

  4. Handover. Code, documentation and a walkthrough so you can run it yourselves.

Questions and answers

Do we need to be able to code?

No. You get code, documentation and a walkthrough so you can run the tool yourselves, and you can always get help to build on it.

What about our data and security?

I build with security and privacy from the start and agree with you which data may go to an AI service and which must stay with you.

Where do workshops take place?

At your premises, at mine in Odense, or online. Participants work on their own tasks, so they leave with something that works.

Clients and cases

  • Det Indre Blik

    Ann-Sofie Martlev Apel, Give, Denmark, 2026

    Task
    Ann-Sofie is blind and self-employed, offering intuitive animal communication, guidance and talks. Her booking system, Terapeutbooking, cannot be used with a screen reader. I built an accessible program on top of the system's API where she runs her calendar and clients by typing plain Danish: which appointments she has this week, move a session, send a reminder. An AI assistant interprets the command and the answer comes back structured, ready for the screen reader.

    I have been playing with your thoroughly fantastic program. This is really going to change my everyday life. It will be so much easier. Thank you for a wonderful day. I think it is fantastic to work with you, and I truly hope it will not be the last time.

    Ann-Sofie Martlev Apel, Det Indre Blik, translated from Danish.

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Describe what you are missing, or what your team needs to be able to do. I will come back with a proposal.

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