Open to opportunities

Design and
product.

Eight years in roles where I owned both - design execution and product thinking, without splitting it across two people.

David Oberborbeck Andersen at his desk with Hanx, his French bulldog

Selected work

Ago app home screens in light and dark mode, showing tracked items with elapsed time
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iOS 2026

Ago

There's a gap between habit tracker and calendar reminder where a lot of real life happens. I built Ago for things that don't fit a schedule - 900+ downloads in three weeks, a 5.0 App Store rating, $0 in paid marketing.

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Recipe Fox app showing a saved recipe list imported from social media
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iOS · Android 2026

Recipe Fox

Recipe content is designed for SEO, not for cooking. I built Recipe Fox to fix that - 500+ sign-ups, two of three recipes imported from TikTok or Instagram, $0 in paid marketing.

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Two iPhones showing the redesigned Skatteguiden home screen: a clear tax meter and a single call to action
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iOS · Android 2025

Skatteguiden

Skatteguiden's home screen asked every user to do everything at once. As product manager and designer on the team, I helped redesign it around one clear, tax-state-aware action - lifting engagement with the core features and driving a 21% jump in membership conversion.

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Too Good To Go app showing the hidden store code entry screen and a Surprise Bag detail page
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iOS · Android · Web 2019

Too Good To Go

Corporate canteens wanted to reduce food waste through TGTG but couldn't list publicly. I designed Hidden Stores - the private access layer that worked for employees, canteen managers, and the 85 million users who'd never need to see it.

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Discovery to App Store, one seat.

I ship my own production apps with Claude Code in the loop - research synthesis in an afternoon, prototypes in working code instead of artboards, a real Git workflow, App Store release. The full workflow, with artifacts you can inspect.

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