Fiperly builds AI-driven business models with substance. Not an agency, not consulting — but our own brands that put data and intelligence to work where they truly move people forward. In an era where AI is changing everything, we build the models that last.
My name is Michael Bertelsen. I built Fiperly as an independent AI development company. Under this roof I run my own brands — KIPODE as a fact-based cockpit on Germany's situation, HealthMetricsLab for measurable longevity, WoSiHo as a women's community. In spring 2026 my book "AI? No thanks! Or yes?" was published.
Fiperly is not an agency and not consulting. I don't build solutions for third parties. Instead I build my own business models that put artificial intelligence and data to work where they create measurable value for people.
Why this way? Because a brand with substance is not built in a sprint. It needs a clear idea, a clear owner and time. An agency can't deliver that — an independent house can.
While Fiperly is small, every inquiry lands directly with me. As the house grows, the course stays the same — our own brands, with substance.
Write to info@fiperly.de
Independent brands with their own identity — connected by a shared principle: data-driven, fact-based, neutral.
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Fact-based information about Germany's situation in 2026: demographics, economy, migration, energy, crime — with sources from Destatis, BKA, BAMF, OECD and Eurostat.
Honest decision support for combustion vs. electric. TCO, range, subsidies, myth-check. Three minutes, no signup, no lead generation. Market data as of May 2026.
tankoderlade.de →Longevity platform with biomarker panels, VO₂max tracking and healthspan protocols. Live long. Live well. With data instead of luck.
healthmetricslab.com →A project around women's topics, community and a journaling feature. Built by Michael's wife — with a clear focus on daily life, exchange and real questions.
wosiho.com →Distinctive fashion for young women — bold, self-assured, with class. Phase 2: an AI design studio that turns a prompt into wearable designs.
coming soonThe world of work in the AI transition: what happens when entire professions disappear? A data-based outlook on unemployment, re-skilling and the future of work.
coming soonFiperly is an independent AI development company based in Germany.
Founded by Michael Bertelsen, several standalone brands are built under the Fiperly umbrella. These brands put artificial intelligence and data to work specifically where they create concrete value for people – in the areas of public information, longevity and health, fashion, everyday life and language.
Fiperly's work follows a single approach: every project is developed and operated as a fully standalone brand, with its own audience, its own tone of voice and its own design. Fiperly handles the full lifecycle of these brands – from concept through technical implementation with artificial intelligence and data, all the way to ongoing content and product work.
At the core of this approach: AI and data are not used merely as a tool or service, but are integrated into operational, standalone business models. The focus is always on concrete, verifiable value. Projects are not built as consulting or agency work for third parties, but as Fiperly's own measurable offerings in their respective areas. The portfolio is complemented by the book „AI? No thanks! Or should I?", which lays out the current state of AI development.
A central element of how Fiperly works is the deliberate preparation for the new era of artificial intelligence. Fiperly builds its brands so they can take advantage of the emerging business opportunities created by autonomous AI agents. In the near future, every task will be taken over by independent agents that work, negotiate and orchestrate processes around the clock on their own. Fiperly therefore already builds business models today that are precisely aligned with this agent-based future – models that use AI not just as an aid, but as an integral, operational component.
All activities under the Fiperly umbrella follow the same principle: developing solutions grounded in quality, verifiability and real-world value. The company focuses exclusively on building and operating its own brands that put artificial intelligence to work in a practical, purposeful way.
Most people simply guess when it comes to their own body: where is my vitamin D? My HbA1c, the long-term glucose marker? My omega 3 and silent inflammation? Fitness apps show steps, but no healthspan. That's exactly where HealthMetricsLab comes in.
On the platform you enter your blood values, calculate your Longevity Score and follow an evidence-based protocol — built on current longevity research from Harvard professor David Sinclair through to the data of Fountain Life. No questionnaire, no diagnosis: a measurable status instead of guesswork.
Today you take out a 20-year mortgage on a house — and you assume your job will still exist that long. Will it?
Up to 99% of today's jobs will change radically or disappear completely. Not someday, but in two clear stages: first, software takes over the desks — accountants, brokers, administration. Then the robots come for the rest: care, trades, logistics, kitchens. At the end stands a world in which no one has to work anymore to survive.
This book is neither a technical manual nor a horror scenario. It is an honest inventory — written for people with a 40-hour week, a commute and an empty battery in the evening. 5 chapters, 260 pages: from the silent AI invasion in your smartphone, through the end of specific professions (teachers, pilots, brokers, chefs), to the uncomfortable question of whether capitalism as we know it will even survive this.
