We develop open-source tools for research teams who need to collect, manage, and share data in a consistent and FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable) way.
In the Seedcase Project, we build software and community together. We’re dedicated to open science and open source, and we incorporate this in all aspects of our work. Our values and principles are described on our design website, and we write posts about our work and learnings on our community website.
We aim to:
Software that is open-source and targeted to diverse users, like health research organizations and small-to-medium sized companies.
Software is nothing without documentation. We strive to create documentation that is beginner-friendly, easy to understand, and as accessible as possible.
A community that is open and inclusive that shares knowledge, learnings, and better practices in research data engineering and software engineering.
By building this project as fully open as possible and applying the same principles we teach and advocate for.
The Seedcase Project is funded by a grant from the Novo Nordisk Foundation, number NNF21OC0069462. See the application.

We are employed at Aarhus University and at the Steno Diabetes Center Aarhus in the Central Denmark Region.