03 / The maker

Independent by choice. Curious by nature.

I'm Finn Stefansen, an independent software developer and maker based in Denmark. Valis.dk is my software development and publishing business.

Finn Stefansen
Independent developer
Denmark

About Valis.dk

Valis.dk is an independent software development and publishing business based in Denmark, operated by Finn Stefansen. It designs, develops and publishes software applications, games, virtual reality experiences and productivity tools.

Its products are distributed through established digital marketplaces, primarily the Meta Horizon Store and the Apple App Store. The current portfolio:

  • JustScreen, a virtual reality media player for Meta Quest. Available now on the Meta Horizon Store, free.
  • Tiny Junction, a sliding railway puzzle game for iPhone and iPad. Coming soon to the App Store.
  • Orbital Atlas, a Meta Quest application for exploring planets, moons and planetary surfaces using real imagery and terrain data. In development.

Alongside these products, Valis.dk works on educational apps, productivity software, and experiments with AI and local language models.

Business information

Business name
Valis.dk
Owner
Finn Stefansen
Business type
Sole proprietorship (enkeltmandsvirksomhed)
Country
Denmark
CVR number
46821041
Activity
Software development and publishing: games, virtual reality applications and software tools.
Distribution
Meta Horizon Store and Apple App Store
Email
[email protected] (product support)
[email protected] (privacy requests)

Hello, I’m Finn.

I build native apps, games and immersive software, from a local-first VR cinema to puzzle worlds that fold into tiny planets on iPhone and iPad. I use working prototypes to find out whether an idea deserves to become a real product. Some start with a simple everyday need. Others begin with a view I want to make possible.

JustScreen brings a personal home cinema to Meta Quest: your own movies, on a large adjustable virtual screen. Tiny Junction is a calm railway puzzle, coming soon to the App Store, where the board folds into small 3D worlds.

The experiments and the things that don’t quite work are part of the work too. Trying an idea in practice is how I find out what needs another attempt.

Based in Denmark. Making things out of curiosity.