AI and imagery
Every photograph on this site was generated by AI. Nobody in them is a real person. Here is exactly what is generated and what is not.
All imagery on this site is artificially generated using Midjourney. The people, offices, desks and streets shown do not exist and no photograph depicts a real person, a real workplace or a real event. Each one carries a small “AI-generated” mark in the corner. The images are there to set a tone, not to document anything.
The interface panels shown across the site are drawn by hand, in the same code as the rest of the page. They are not AI-generated and they are not screenshots of a running system: they illustrate what the product does and what a role has to contain. The names, employers, salaries, dates and profiles in them, including Mikko Aalto and Sanna Korhonen, are invented, and the two portraits attached to those names are AI-generated faces of people who do not exist. Nobody in them is a customer, a member of staff or a testimonial.
The written claims are ours and we stand behind them: pricing, the listing standard, the reply obligation, what we verify and against which register, and what we do with your data. Where we cite a figure, it comes from a source we can name. None of that is AI output dressed up as fact.
Article 50 of the EU AI Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689) requires anyone publishing AI-generated or manipulated images that could be taken for real to disclose it, clearly, at the point somebody first sees the image. That has applied since 2 August 2026. We would rather say it on the image itself than bury it here.
If anything on this site reads as a real person, a real company or a real result and is not marked as an illustration, tell us and we will fix it. Croft, Helsinki.