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Christian
Wiklund
CEO & Co-founder
UnitQ
Christian Wiklund is the CEO and Co-founder of unitQ, the leading consolidated and searchable platform for user feedback. Under his leadership, unitQ leverages advanced AI technology to extract data-driven insights from user commentary, empowering companies to significantly enhance product quality. Backed by prominent venture capital firms Accel, Gradient Ventures, and Creandum, unitQ is transforming how businesses understand and act on user feedback. Christian's vision for unitQ stems from his deep expertise in building scalable, user-centric products and his commitment to helping organizations achieve unparalleled product excellence.
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12 February 2026 09:30 - 10:00
AI-driven quality intelligence: What 67 million users reveal about product success
Product teams are shipping faster than ever—but user satisfaction has stalled. Why? Because customers aren’t asking for more features. They’re demanding quality. In 2025, users left 67.7 million pieces of feedback across 8,000 apps, and the message was clear: too many ads, confusing interfaces, broken trust, and unreliable performance are eroding loyalty. In fact, ā€œtoo many adsā€ is now the most reported product defect, UI friction outpaces feature requests 6 to 1, and trust-related issues carry the same reputational weight as a crash. Yet overall product quality has barely improved year over year. In this session, unitQ CEO Christian Wiklund shows how leading product teams use AI to turn massive volumes of user feedback into real-time quality intelligence. Drawing on new benchmark data and examples from companies like PayPal, Pinterest, and Udemy, he’ll demonstrate how teams are shifting from feature-driven roadmaps to friction elimination, detecting issues earlier, prioritizing what truly matters, and building products users actually trust. This session is about more than analyzing feedback—it’s about using AI to operationalize quality as a competitive advantage.