Haegg & Haegg is the ongoing result of building from principle, not from market trends. It is not a brand in the conventional sense, nor a studio, nor an agency. It is a living framework - an applied system of thought - evident in the companies we’ve created, the structures we’ve implemented, and the cultural tools we continue to refine.
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Selected Dispatches
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" The GTM Engineer brought the tools. The GTM Cortex brings the brain. "
The evolution of the GTM Engineer.
" The revolutionary doesn't break rules. They break the belief in rules. Neo didn't fight the system. He saw through it. "
On breaking the belief in rules.
" As artificial intelligence enters the temples of human creation, we find ourselves not at an ending but at a beginning. "
What remains human in creation.
" In a field of infinite outputs, taste, vision, and restraint become the rarest code. "
Abundance demands discipline.
" Clay invented the GTM Engineer. Lovable could do the same — a new role that couldn't exist before AI. "
A new role for the AI building era.
" Lovable democratizes building. Robinhood democratizes investing. There's a bridge between them. "
Startup funding, democratized.
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brashy studios
Legacy Venture
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“ Inspired by the past, but never stuck in it, stockholm-born brothers, Jacob Hägg and Axel Hägg, combine subculture aestethics with everything they find on the darkest corners of the web, creating retro-futuristic streetwear that’s both dissident and paranoid. It’s that marriage of pre-internet styles with a technology-based edge that makes brashy studios super 90’s. But distinctly now - oh, and really cool. “
- Alexandra weiss, Bullet / Interview magazine
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System design meets cultural direction. The work is never finished.
De Neutralibus et Mediis Libellus
Haegg & Haegg is the ongoing result of building from principle, not from market trends. It is not a brand in the conventional sense, nor a studio, nor an agency. It is a living framework - an applied system of thought - evident in the companies we’ve created, the structures we’ve implemented, and the cultural tools we continue to refine.
Current Ventures
HHG: Home / Current Venture
All Ventures
→
Recent Projects
HHG: Home / Recent Projects
All Projects
→
Selected Dispatches
HHG: Home / Selected Dispatches
" The GTM Engineer brought the tools. The GTM Cortex brings the brain. "
The evolution of the GTM Engineer.
" The revolutionary doesn't break rules. They break the belief in rules. Neo didn't fight the system. He saw through it. "
On breaking the belief in rules.
" As artificial intelligence enters the temples of human creation, we find ourselves not at an ending but at a beginning. "
What remains human in creation.
" In a field of infinite outputs, taste, vision, and restraint become the rarest code. "
Abundance demands discipline.
" Clay invented the GTM Engineer. Lovable could do the same — a new role that couldn't exist before AI. "
A new role for the AI building era.
" Lovable democratizes building. Robinhood democratizes investing. There's a bridge between them. "
Startup funding, democratized.
All Dispatches
→
brashy studios
Legacy Venture
HHG: Home / Venture Highlight
“ Inspired by the past, but never stuck in it, stockholm-born brothers, Jacob Hägg and Axel Hägg, combine subculture aestethics with everything they find on the darkest corners of the web, creating retro-futuristic streetwear that’s both dissident and paranoid. It’s that marriage of pre-internet styles with a technology-based edge that makes brashy studios super 90’s. But distinctly now - oh, and really cool. “
- Alexandra weiss, Bullet / Interview magazine
Brashy Studios
→
Haegg & haegg group
Haegg Haegg Group
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Haegg Haegg Group
System design meets cultural direction. The work is never finished.
De Neutralibus et Mediis Libellus