Christoffer Jensen

I studied business before design, so I read a product by what it can win as much as how it works. The design years ran through BLK LZY, consulting inside global businesses. Human-machine interfaces for Scania’s autonomous vehicles. Innovation R&D at the H&M group. Telecare taken to new markets at Careium. The task was the same every time: walk in cold, find the real problem behind the brief, own the design throughout.

Then Nibiru, the studio behind Planet IX, one of the largest onchain games. I joined on the product side and took over the design department. I reshaped it around my own methods and was promoted to Experience & Design Director, owning the product experience across the studio. I led the design team through a no-undo migration of real user assets from one blockchain to another. The app came out number one on its new chain within a month, a result the whole team shares.

Today I’m co-founder and CPO of Oyster AI. Work that takes a solutions architect twenty minutes to six hours by hand, Oyster gets most of the way in minutes. I own everything the user touches and write the shipped code, which our CTO clears before it ships. Most recently I was Chief Product Officer of Centra, a consumer layer on the Canton institutional blockchain. I co-originated the product, designed every flow and built the working prototype against the live ledger. It went live on mainnet and onboarded around four thousand people. Then there are the products I build on my own, end to end. Most of that time goes to Orca now: it replaces the tools a firm rents with software it owns. Kvitta is an AI bookkeeper, cleared by Fortnox and rebuilt on Orca. Glenn is seven voice-first apps for the records a household keeps. Heywire was this summer’s build, a governed canvas where agents and people work the same surface.

I know how that reads. It’s a lot. I’m not superhuman. Part of the answer is that I don’t carry it alone; there are co-founders and teams in some of these. The rest is method. I conceive a product, design it and build it with AI as my dev proxy. Not as an engineer, but as a designer who knows the stack well enough to say where every piece connects and what it must do. The decisions and the guardrails stay mine.

I lead the way I build. Give talented people room to do their best work. Delegate to myself as readily as to anyone and hold it all to the same bar. What pulls me now is the hard part: getting a product from “this could work” to shipped, governed and worth paying for.

Away from product I make music in a duo, Myth Helia. Melodic house and techno built around a fantasy world of our own. Our releases are on IbogaTech and Recovery Collective. Our tracks have been played at international festivals.