Fiperly builds projects that use data and AI to create clarity — in politics, health, fashion and work. Every Fiperly project follows the same principle: facts instead of opinion, transparency instead of black box, good sources instead of hearsay.
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.
Longevity platform with biomarker panels, VO₂max tracking and healthspan protocols. Live long. Live well. With data instead of luck.
healthmetricslab.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 soonA 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.
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, Fiperly is the umbrella for several standalone brands that use artificial intelligence and data specifically where they deliver concrete value to people: public information (KIPODE), longevity and health (HealthMetricsLab), fashion (Artfemiss), everyday life (WoSiHo) and language (Mutify).
Each project stands on its own — with its own audience, tone of voice and design. What connects them all is the same attitude: facts instead of gut feeling, original sources instead of hearsay, tools with clear utility instead of hype. AI with substance — for areas where quality, verifiability and trust really count.
This principle runs through every Fiperly product: the non-fiction book „AI? No thanks! Or should I?" for readers, data-driven journalistic formats on KIPODE for citizens and civics teachers, measurable biomarker plans on HealthMetricsLab for people who want to age consciously, as well as creative projects with a clear authorial voice.
Most people know surprisingly little about their own body: what does my vitamin D level look like? My VO₂max? My telomere length? Fitness apps show steps, but no healthspan. That's exactly where HealthMetricsLab comes in.
The platform brings together the biomarkers that really matter for longevity — blood, hormones, cardiovascular, metabolic, fitness — and shows you where you stand compared to your age group. Not a diagnosis, not a substitute for a doctor: a map for your healthspan decade.
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.
