Kristoffer Olivero · Sweden
Environmental inspector in Sweden by day, building apps, tools and custom drones by night. Olive Projects is my creative sandbox: problems worth solving, things worth building.
A market sentiment app, a live global stock ranking suite, FPV drone footage and more. Projects I actually use and keep building.
App · Sentiment · Android
I wanted the market's mood on my home screen without opening anything, so I built it: a minimalist Android app and widget that tracks the CNN Fear & Greed Index in real time, from Extreme Fear to Extreme Greed. Past five thousand downloads now, which still surprises me.
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Tool · 30 Indices · Web
I built this to rule things out. It measures 800+ companies across 30 indices against the hard limits five legendary investors actually used, so I can see what Graham would have refused to touch and why, before I ever look at what to buy. Pick a lens and the whole index re-ranks. Every weight and every threshold is published, so you can disagree with me about the details. Live data, no login, free.
I build my own FPV drones, tune every parameter, crash them and start over. Saturday mornings are for racing. I also fly for the footage: cars, landscapes, anything that looks better from above. This one is a hobby and it has been quiet for a while, but the builds and the crashes are still at @kiteaeroview.
Follow on Instagram →An anonymous window into what I actually own. Rooted in Graham, Munger and Buffett: undervalued quality, Swedish investment companies and American tech. Tickers and percentages only, never amounts, because the point is the reasoning and not the size of the account.
View portfolio →Curiosity is the common thread. I have spent twelve years as an environmental inspector in Swedish municipalities, enforcing environmental, health and food law, and for most of that time I have quietly been dragging the job into the present: building e-services, writing AI assistants for the authority I work in, and sitting on the digitalisation and IT councils. I have lectured on what AI can actually do for the profession, at county meetings and for national bodies. It turns out an inspector who can code is a rarer thing than it should be.
By night the same instinct points somewhere else. I build FPV drones from scratch, tune every parameter, crash them and start over. Saturday mornings are for racing, and I would like to fly for the Swedish national team one day. I have been a Nintendo fan since I could hold a controller, and racing drones is where that competitive itch ended up.
Olive Projects is where the software goes. Retail investor since 2017, vibe coder since early 2026, and every product here began as something I wanted to exist and could not find. I build them for myself first, which is the only reason they are still maintained.