Djive Studios is David Jansson. I build AI products, workflows and agents that run in production, and generate the film, stills and music around them - no crew, no camera.
Tools I build with
01 / Products
Not client work and not prototypes. Each one I designed, built and ship myself - the product, the interface and the code.
Web app
A Big Five personality test with an AI coach that has read your results. I did the positioning, the brand, the interface and the scoring engine.
Mac and iPhone
A menu-bar app that watches every Claude Code agent I run: who is working, who needs me, who is done. Approve a command from the panel or the phone, or jump straight to the right conversation.
iPhone
A cozy self-care app with Bruno and Bella, the bears from The jar further down. Small daily goals keep them warm, and they go on adventures and send postcards home. Your notes and moods stay on the phone.
02 / AI in practice
Systems I have built and run, for clients and for my own work - anonymised where the client is not mine to name. Different domains, same shape: automate the repetitive part, keep a person at the decisions that matter.
Every morning through the 2026 campaign the system read verified local sources and turned them into ready-to-post content briefs, one per channel, in the campaign voice. Nothing published without a human saying yes - that is the point, not a limitation.
Mobile-first CRM for salespeople who live in their car. The AI drafts the follow-up email, summarises the visit and keeps the pipeline honest, so they sell instead of typing notes at ten at night.
Hotkey dictation built on a local speech model with auto-paste into whatever app has focus. No cloud, no account, no audio leaving the laptop - built for work where the content cannot go to a third party.
03 / Selected work
18 pieces below, plus a complete music video further down and the loop running behind the title. Open any piece for the full cut with sound.
04 / AI music
Written, generated, scored and cut end to end - track, vocal, visuals and edit.
Playing loads the YouTube player, which stores data on your device.
Watch on YouTube05 / Campaign
Campaign work for Moderaterna in Trollhättan and Göteborg for the 13 September 2026 election: message platform, content plan, the content engine, the sites the campaigns ran on - and two games that put the candidates' message into the mechanics.
06 / What I do
The model is rarely the problem. The problem is that nobody agreed what it was for, who owns it once it runs, or what happens the first time it gets something wrong.
Process, automation, human in the loop
Taking a process that only runs because someone remembers to run it, and turning it into one that runs itself, with a person kept at the points that genuinely need judgement. Most of the work is deciding where those points are.
From idea to something in production
Anh, Bryggan and Bearly above are the examples: idea, interface, code and the whole thing in real hands. I build products where the software is the point, not a feature bolted onto the side of one.
Deployment, guardrails, operations
Agents that do real work against real systems. The guardrails, the logging and the fallbacks are what decide whether they survive contact with users, and they are the part a demo never has to solve.
Film, stills, music
Concept to finished cut. Product films, character work, music video, animation - generated, directed and graded. The work above is all of it, made without a crew.
Positioning, pipeline, campaign
Where the offer sits, who it is for, and what gets sent. I write the positioning, build the funnel and the campaign around it, then stay to see whether it converted.
Process, structure, people
The unglamorous half. Operating rhythm, role design, hiring and onboarding, and the internal process that keeps a small team from re-deciding the same thing every week.
07 / Next
Taking on new work
A sentence about the problem is enough to start. If it is a film, say what it has to make someone do.