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kompreno is an innovative partner for European quality journalism. With AI and language technology, we break bubbles and overcome language barriers.

The result: unlimited inspiration for all those who need to be better informed in an increasingly fast-paced networked world; a high-quality selection from 14 countries, smartly personalised, by subscription, fair and ad-free.

New audiences and sustainable funding for good journalism, especially where freedom of opinion and pluralism are increasingly under threat.

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kompreno supports European Press Prize with translations

22nd May 2024, kompreno GmbH, Frankfurt am Main

Across several categories, the European Press Prize is the award for excellence in journalism at continental scale. In a remarkable collaboration, the translations for some of the candidate entries in the 2024 season were provided by kompreno.

The aim of the European Press Prize is simple: to salute and encourage journalism of the highest quality wherever it can be found in our continent. Journalists from 48 countries across Europe, including Russia and Belarus, can enter their work. A total of almost 800 entries were received for the 2024 awards season – in 35 different languages.

Once members of the Preparatory Committee have seen all the entries, the size and scope of this competition present a unique challenge: translations into English are required to make a fair judgement of the articles that will be shortlisted or ultimately selected as winners. These translations must preserve and express the unique quality of each individual entry.

That’s where kompreno stepped up, a start-up specialising in providing global change agents and aspiring decisionmakers with bias-breaking content experiences from a variety of trustworthy sources across the continent, and thereby helping established European publications reach new audiences.

The interdisciplinary team used an original combination of language technology and distributed editorial skills to tackle the task: within just two weeks, several dozen high-quality translations were produced and delivered to the European Press Prize Panel of Judges, totalling almost 200,000 words.

As a result, the Shortlist for the 2024 Award season has been announced in a panel at the International Journalism Festival in Perugia on 19 April, celebrating the unique quality of the nominees and with several Lightning Talks illustrating how impactful journalism is born and what its challenges are. The most outstanding stories, nominated across several award categories, are now available, in their English translations, on the European Press Prize web site. Winners will be announced in a much-anticipated, festive and inspiring evening at the beautiful CAMP —the Center for Architecture and Metropolitan Planning— in Prague, on 6 June.

Jennifer Athanasiou-Prins, Executive Director of the European Press Prize: “A collaboration with kompreno felt like an obvious choice, given their mission and core activities. No language barrier should be the reason we miss out on the most important European stories out there, which is why the European Press Prize allows journalists to enter work in their original languages. Quality journalism, after all, speaks every language.”

“The European Press Prize gives us a privileged view of Europe’s fascinating and rich cultural diversity and reminds us of the importance of encouraging and rewarding this kind of courageous and in-depth journalism from every corner of our continent,” says Natalia Giannini, who oversaw the project at kompreno.

“Only through such perspectives is it possible to gain access to the multitude of issues that make up the complex reality of Europe. Being entrusted with the task of translating dozens of high-quality journalistic gems —whether in Greek, Slovenian, Swedish or any other European language— into a common language has been both rewarding and humbling. Translations can never be entirely faithful to the original, but only through them can we try to give a voice to those who sometimes risk their lives to report what is happening on their doorsteps,” she continues.

Giuseppe Menditto, who is responsible for kompreno’s own content portfolio and its day-to-day curation, adds: “The fascination and challenge of the finalist articles for the European Press Prize is that they come from different cultures and languages, but are all part of the great European press family.”

“To make it easier for the judges to evaluate the entries —and the public to enjoy them— our team worked in a revolutionary way”, he continues, “by combining the resources of artificial intelligence, professional translators, and a large community of native speakers to support us. This adventure allowed us to rediscover the need to work as a distributed team. A collaborative effort that respects professionalism and delivers the best translation in the shortest possible time, but without editorial intervention.”

“We are very grateful that the European Press Prize has entrusted us with this prestigious collaboration,” adds Jochen Adler, founder of kompreno. “It fits perfectly with our aspiration: to make the best journalism more visible, and thereby more powerful. We congratulate the nominated writers on their amazing achievements! And we are very happy that we can make their work available, through our translation into other languages, to the whole world,” he concludes.

Further Information

Visit the European Press Prize web site with the short-listed nominees across all categories.

European Press Prize in conversation“: Watch the recording of the panel at International Journalism festival.

Contact / Interviews

kompreno GmbH, Frankfurt/Germany,
Jochen Adler, Founder,
office@kompreno.eu

European Press Prize Foundation, Amsterdam/Netherlands,
Jennifer Athanasiou-Prins, Executive Director,
info@europeanpressprize.com

About the European Press Prize

Quality journalism is of vital importance to healthy democracies, especially in a time when information is omnipresent. Unfortunately, because of a transforming, pressured market and fragile press freedom – quality has become increasingly difficult to maintain.

To help counter the effects of these transformations was one of the reasons the European Press Prize was envisioned. Formed by seven independent European foundations with strong media connections, all of which count excellence and public service as part of their collective challenge.

The aim is simple: to salute and encourage journalism of the highest quality wherever it can be found in our continent. Journalists from all 46 countries of Europe as defined by the Council of Europe, with the addition of Belarus and Russia, are eligible to enter their work.

https://www.europeanpressprize.com

About kompreno

kompreno is an innovative partner for quality European journalism. The startup-up enables readers– with the help of AI and language technology – to overcome their language barriers on a continental scale.

The results:

    unlimited inspiration for all those who need to be better informed in an increasingly fast-paced networked world; a high-quality selection from 14 countries, smartly personalised, by subscription, fair and ad-free;
    new audiences and sustainable funding for good journalism, especially where freedom of expression and pluralism are increasingly under threat.

https://kompreno.eu

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Sascha Pallenberg: “Tool of the Week”

April 2024, MeTacheles, Sascha Pallenberg

German tech influencer and Taiwan resident Sascha Pallenberg names the “tool of the week”: “With kompreno you have the opportunity to read articles from major European publications… without advertising and directly translated into the language of your choice. This helps you to take in and understand other perspectives.”
[German language only.]

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Portrait of our founder in “Wertekommission” podcast

April 2024, “Werte & Leadership”, Andrea Rexer

In a hyper-connected world flooded with AI-generated websites and videos, journalists are no longer gatekeepers, but stewards and guardians of reliable information. Jochen Adler talks to Andrea Rexer about kompreno and the values that underpin this ambitious and bold start-up.
[German Language only]

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kompreno honoured as “Lighthouse Project” by German Federal Government

20th February 2024, kompreno GmbH, Frankfurt am Main

The German federal government and the Federal Ministry of Economics have honoured kompreno as “Kultur- und Kreativpilot*innen” for this year. Founder Jochen Adler received the award in from Michael Kellner, Parliamentary State Secretary, at a ceremony in Berlin.

The award is presented to companies in the cultural and creative industries and in interfacing sectors of the economy. It honors “people who show courage, commitment and always ask themselves: What can I do even better? The award is not an innovation prize, but rather focuses on the entrepreneurial personality – because especially in these challenging times, it is important to give the industry a face and show the innovative power that is generated by the diversity of its courageous people, dissenters and pioneers,” say the award organizers.

Dr. Robert Habeck, Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection, describes the founders of the cultural and creative industries as “seismographs”: “They always focus on the issues that affect us as a society – and respond to them with clever answers. With creative thinking, entrepreneurs find ways to solve old and new problems.”

“We need these different perspectives more than ever to shape a future worth living,” adds Claudia Roth, Federal Minister for Culture and the Media.

“We don’t just produce translations, we transfer ideas,” is how founder Jochen Adler describes the borderless European quality journalism offering. The Frankfurt-based start-up has its team spread across the entire European continent. With “artificial intelligence” and language technology, the digital reader provides a completely new information offering for a new era, free from fake news and AI hallucinations: endless inspiration, quite literally, and an independent view of events at home.

“Misinformation and disinformation will be the biggest threat to our freedom and prosperity in the next two years,” Adler quotes a recent World Economic Forum report. “We are grateful every day for the journalistic work of our partners, and we are happy with our practical solution to a pressing issue. A vibrant democracy needs a strong, free and independent media landscape, that’s currently evident throughout Europe and across the world. We are very proud of this award.”

More information

About the award.
kompreno’s profile on the Kultur- und Kreativpilot*innen website.
About kompreno.
LinkedIn.
Instagram.

Contact / Interviews

kompreno GmbH, Jochen Adler, office@kompreno.eu

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“European Press Review”

October 2023, F.A.Z. Metropol

F.A.Z.’s regional business magazine publishes a profile of our founder: “It was clear that kompreno had to come at some point in my life,” says Jochen Adler about his vocation. “In 2020, finally, technology was mature enough to start up.”
[German language only.]

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Thousands of texts, one app: kompreno pushes the boundaries for European quality journalism

24th August 2023, kompreno GmbH, Frankfurt am Main

Diversity across boundaries, but available everywhere: kompreno now brings European quality journalism to the small and big screens – in mobile app format, but without language barriers, as always.

In a digital reading experience without borders, the content and language technology start-up makes in-depth analysis, solution-oriented commentary and award-winning reportage available to us all, in the five major European languages: translated to a high standard in English, but also in French, Spanish, German and Italian.

Tablet and smartphone, Apple or Android: since August, Europe’s most important texts are also available on the mobile app developed especially for kompreno’s subscribers.

“Thousands of inspirations, always well within reach. Unique perspectives at the swipe of your finger,” says Paul Maibach, “and thanks to our responsive web app, even power users can continue to research deep into our content archive. Maibach is responsible for technology and product at kompreno: “Our small team has done a fantastic job with limited resources. We have laid the groundwork to soon offer even more features that will tailor the kompreno experience to each reader’s needs. This will enhance both utility and individual reading pleasure.”

kompreno not only translates, but also makes targeted reading recommendations using innovative language technology. Each reader can create their own personal mix of information, both across places and across topics – climate and sustainability, international economics, energy and geopolitics, digital society and innovation, but also social justice and organised crime. Exclusively for subscribers, the service is 100% fair and ad-free, with no distractions and, of course, no brokerage of personal data.

“In a digitally connected world and with social media, it has become difficult to see the substance behind waves of outrage, or to distinguish between opinion and fact,” comments Giuseppe Menditto, who is responsible for selecting publication partners and their editorial material at kompreno. “This is how polarisation takes hold, and free societies seem to be increasingly divided. Time and again we meet people who, feeling overwhelmed, have greatly reduced or even stopped their news consumption. In this situation, we focus on an ad-free reading experience without distractions, high quality content, and reliable sources with the highest standards. We want to open new horizons and break down prejudices, with quality European journalism from outside our own ‘bubble’.

“Each of our subscriptions directly contributes to the sustainable funding of quality journalism across the continent,” adds Jochen Adler, founder and CEO of the start-up. “As a newcomer, we are very grateful to our partners for this vote of confidence. It gives me great pleasure every day to see how, together, we are providing a platform that helps outstanding writing reach new audiences. Our service makes local solutions to global challenges more accessible to all of us. He also explains the project’s ambitious goals: “All revenues from subscriptions will be shared with our partners, both directly and indirectly. In this way, we want to contribute to ensuring that these media outlets can continue their valuable work independently for a long time to come, which they all too often do in the face of resistance”.

Out of deep conviction, kompreno even makes its rich and innovative offering available free of charge to people under the age of 25. “This is our reverse generational contract,” explains Adler: “Anyone who, whether as an employee, entrepreneur or simply as a citizen, is dependent on high-quality information and can afford to pay fairly for it, is also enabling free access to education. This model should be an incentive, for example in the classroom or at university, to deal with Europe’s great diversity and the unique value of a free press,” explains Adler.

More than 25 partners from 12 countries are already involved, including some lighthouse media that shape national debates (such as Le Monde and DIE ZEIT), but also specialist magazines such as Prospect Magazine, eastwest (Italy) or MO* Magazine (Belgium), and innovative community journalism such as andererseits from Austria, where an editorial team comprised of people with and without disabilities, working side-by-side, sets new standards for inclusive journalism. The cross-language kompreno archive, which is open to subscribers, has already grown to well over 7,000 translated texts since its launch. The borderless diversity continues to grow, not only through the almost daily addition of new texts, but also through the constant but very deliberate inclusion of new, high-quality, often exclusive partners.

The latest addition, for example, is esglobal: “Politics, business and ideas from the Spanish-speaking and Latin American world” – not only in Spanish, but now also for all of us.

The interdisciplinary team, spread across the continent, launched last year and has already developed a broad client base and strong network. The locally rooted impact start-up is owner-led, guided by strong beliefs and values, conservative and independently funded. kompreno was founded in Frankfurt – in the heart of Europe – during the Covid pandemic.

Contact / Interviews

kompreno GmbH, Jochen Adler, Schleusenstr. 15, 60327 Frankfurt.
https://kompreno.eu, +49.69.870063980, office@kompreno.eu.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/komprenoeu
Twitter: https://twitter.com/KomprenoEu
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kompreno.eu
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kompreno.eu

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AI-Report: There’s more to AI than ChatGPT

July 2023, Media Lab Bayern

Towards a European public sphere: “In today’s complex news landscape, we offer well-founded information. We value in-depth journalism to help our audience understand the world better,” says Jochen Adler in his contribution to the latest Trend Report from Media Lab Bayern. “This means different perspectives: conservative, progressive, left, right. Our world is becoming more and more complex and interconnected. We are increasingly confronted with global events and issues that may not have directly affected us in the past. What happens between China and Taiwan suddenly affects me. That’s where the need increases for quality information, context and background knowledge.
[German language only.]”

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20 AI cases that media leaders should know

March 2023, kress pro 2023/#02

“Kompreno takes European journalism out of the language bubble,” says Jochen Adler, CEO of the software development company. “Through the translations, and an innovative B2B2C business model with lifetime revenue sharing, the overall pie becomes bigger instead of everybody fighting for the biggest piece.”
[German language only.]

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A thousand texts and no end in sight: kompreno offers quality journalism without borders

7th February 2023, kompreno GmbH, Frankfurt am Main

Endless diversity, every day: kompreno — the European start-up for high-quality journalism without language barriers — has now translated and republished over 1,000 articles.

The first reading experience without borders brings together the most relevant analysis, reporting and opinion and makes it available in five major European languages. Articles are selected daily from lighthouse media that shape national debates (such as Independent, DIE ZEIT and Le Monde), but also from specialised magazines and innovative participatory journalism projects.”It’s an Interrail pass for the digital world!” says founder Jochen Adler. “Every single text is rewarding. Our content team does a fantastic job with the curation and editing.”With over 20 media partners from 10 European countries, the subscription already provides enough reading material for a few rainy weekends or long train journeys. The team is constantly expanding the selection, but “it’s already enough for a few roundtrips between Frankfurt and Rome,” Adler notes.”Constant breaking news and the barrage of social platforms have led to a widespread withdrawal from news consumption among many people,” notes Giuseppe Menditto, the Head of Content at kompreno. “This is precisely why our target audience from Europe and around the world enjoys our ‘slow journalism’: the background, the context, and the diversity of perspectives.””We are not a supermarket, but rather a delicatessen. We are constantly learning from our readers and improving our offer,” adds Paul Maibach, Head of Product, who is also responsible for technology. “Over time, we can recommend content that is better suited to everyone’s reading preferences, while still providing veritable surprise and thought-provoking discoveries.””Technology has to serve humanity,” concludes Adler. “We incorporate AI where it enables what was previously impossible, but we always retain the human touch. That’s why our media partners see us as pioneers for digital transformation, as well as for their own international growth.”For example, Jago Kosolosky, chief editor of MO* from Belgium, says: “Joining the kompreno network was a very easy decision. Not only do we offer our unique reporting to new readers who don’t know MO* yet, but we also created a promising new revenue stream. On top of that, our efforts regarding multilingual publishing are being multiplied through kompreno.”For eastwest.eu, the geopolitical magazine based in Italy, Fabrizia Falzetti, editorial coordinator, adds: “We are very pleased to make our articles available for more readers in more languages. kompreno offers a very innovative platform and business model to help us reach a larger audience.”With its interdisciplinary team, spread throughout the continent, and a broad network of experienced partners and advisors, the young company spent two years preparing the launch of its product, which is fair and ad-free. The locally rooted start-up is independently financed and managed with a principled stance by the owner. It was founded in Frankfurt during the Coronavirus pandemic.

Contact / Interviews

kompreno GmbH, Jochen Adler, Schleusenstr. 15, 60327 Frankfurt.
https://kompreno.eu, +49.69.870063980, office@kompreno.eu.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/komprenoeu
Twitter: https://twitter.com/KomprenoEu
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kompreno.eu
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kompreno.eu

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Jochen Adler, how do you succeed in journalism without language barriers?

January 16th 2023, Podcast “How to fail while Start-Up”, Joel Heil Escobar

Joel, 17 years old, grade 13 student, talks to successful founders about their most challenging problems and failures, and what lessons they learned — and are still learning! kompreno’s founder Jochen Adler talks about the value of different perspectives, the role of AI for the reading experience, and the chicken-and-egg problem in the platform business.
[German language only.]

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kompreno expands content partnership with Groupe Le Monde

14th December 2022, kompreno GmbH, Frankfurt am Main

More Europe, and even more diversity from France: the borderless European reading experience just got even more interesting. kompreno now provides its continental subscription audience yet more high-quality journalism from France, in addition to Le Monde: the best content from weekly L’Obs and online publication Le HuffPost France, tailored to personal information needs, and translated into the five major European languages – including English, of course. The Frankfurt-based startup is further expanding its editorial offering on an international scale through its expanded content partnership with Paris-based Groupe Le Monde.

Le Monde successfully launched its own English-language digital edition only recently. From now on, the internationally renowned publishing group is making further editorial content from several brands available across Europe via kompreno — in exclusive translation — initially in German, Spanish and Italian, in addition to English.

“We are now bringing the ‘Grande Nation’ even closer to our subscribers,” says Jochen Adler, kompreno’s founder and CEO. “Like Le Monde itself, L’Obs is an institution in France. Le HuffPost France was the first edition of the legendary Huffington Post in a non-English-speaking country. And that was back in 2012! Such pioneer spirit is a perfect fit for us.”

“Le Monde has long been a beacon in France and throughout the French-speaking world, including with our special editions, such as Le Monde Afrique. Since this year, Le Monde in English also brings our unique French and European perspective on current events to the wider world,” adds Eleonora Pizzi, Syndication Manager of Groupe Le Monde, in her statement on the enhanced partnership.

Mrs. Pizzi further states: “Consequently, we also support kompreno, the continental network for quality journalism without language barriers, with a selection of our exclusive content. With high-quality partners and a cosmopolitan audience – in Germany and the Benelux countries, Scandinavia, Italy and Spain, as well as around the world – kompreno adds another feature to our portfolio and will also provide insights for our own international content and brand strategy.”

kompreno’s editorial partner network is constantly expanding, and is based on an open, partnership-based business model. In addition to Le Monde, the network already includes national lighthouse media such as Independent and DIE ZEIT, as well as specialised magazines like brand eins from Germany, MO* Magazine from Belgium, Economic from Bulgaria, Eastwest from Italy, Blätter für deutsche und internationale Politik, and Prospect Magazine. Moreover, it features the unique, often award-winning reporting of digital community media such as Euromaidan Press from Ukraine, Deine Korrespondentin from Germany, L’Ultimo Uomo and Frontiere News from Italy, or Baggrund from Denmark.

With a sleek digital design and innovative language technology, the Frankfurt-based start-up provides a barrier-free reading experience, appealingly translated and intelligently personalised, but without echo chambers and algorithmic filter bubbles. Particularly sought-after kompreno topics include climate change and sustainability, digital society and innovation, international business and politics, social justice and human rights. These provide insights into a globalised, networked world – but always founded on European values. This unique mix ensures endless diversity and infinite discoveries on smartphone, tablet or desktop. 100% fair, 100% ad-free: the most relevant analysis, commentary and reporting from a variety of trusted sources across the European continent.

With its interdisciplinary team, which is spread throughout the continent, and a broad network of experienced partners and advisors, the young company spent two years preparing its market launch. The locally based start-up is independently financed and managed with a principled stance by the owner. It was founded in Frankfurt during the Coronavirus pandemic.

Contact / Interviews

kompreno GmbH, Jochen Adler, Schleusenstr. 15, 60327 Frankfurt.
https://kompreno.eu, +49.69.870063980, office@kompreno.eu.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/komprenoeu
Twitter: https://twitter.com/KomprenoEu
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kompreno.eu
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kompreno.eu

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Kompreno: Journalism across national borders

Dezember 9th 2022, Gründen & Wachsen, Gesine Wagner, F.A.Z.-Fachverlag

“Objectivity comes from the combination of several subjectives,” says Jochen Adler. Against this backdrop, he wondered how objective the impression of events in the world can be if we only inform ourselves through German media. With translated articles from media all over Europe, he wants to contribute to international understanding and make it possible to use media more diversely. Therefore, with his start-up you can read, among other things, an English-language newspaper from Ukraine – in German, if you want. The Frankfurt-based founder told us what kompreno is all about.
[German language only.]

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Quality journalism without language barriers – kompreno expands its range of topics and becomes European content network

15th July 2022, kompreno GmbH, Frankfurt am Main

Frankfurt-based start-up kompreno is further expanding its European subscription service for quality journalism with no language barriers: It now includes the most inspiring editorial opinion from DIE ZEIT as well as analyses from Euromaidan Press, a medium that has been striving to build a bridge between Ukraine and the world since 2014.

In partnership with these and other renowned media brands from across all of Europe, kompreno makes the continent’s most valuable texts available in five languages: English, Spanish, German, French and Italian. The ever-evolving diversity is fed by national flagship media (such as The Independent or Le Monde), specialised magazines (like MO* Magazine from Belgium, brand eins from Germany, or Prospect Magazine from the UK) and innovative online publications (for example Frontiere News from Italy or Deine Korrespondentin from Germany).

State-of-the-art language technology not only ensures fluent translations, but also tailors the reading to subscribers’ interests, by topics and places, without creating the ‘filter bubbles’ or ‘echo chambers’ that social media like Facebook are often criticised for. Thus, kompreno offers a unique variety of high-quality reporting and analysis on international politics and economics, climate and sustainability, digital society, migration and social justice in a single subscription.

As Head of Content, Giuseppe Menditto is responsible for guiding this selection: “Every day, we grow the diversity and plurality of our offering. Our readers stay in touch with current events around the world, but always with the necessary distance and from different, unique perspectives. Local solutions with global impact, long-lasting material instead of ‘hot news’: these are the standards by which we curate our content. To bring such fantastic writing to an even wider audience is a wonderful mandate for our team.”

“The removal of language barriers creates a whole new marketplace for quality journalism. We are very proud to be able to open up foreign language audiences to each and every publication when they entrust us with their valuable content. Most importantly, we are also enabling direct cooperation between publishing houses and are growing into an open, collaborative content network. This will hopefully lead to a completely new public sphere, and strengthen European identity in an increasingly networked, complex, digitalised world.” This is how Jochen Adler, who initiated the project in 2020, describes the mission and his personal hopes.

Above all, kompreno has paid the utmost attention to a unique reading experience on every digital device from the very beginning. Here, Paul Maibach is responsible, as CTO and Head of Product: “Our offer is simple and beautiful, the content speaks for itself. We are not interested in advertising or data brokerage. Instead, our readers can rely on the often surprising, but always stimulating and cleverly personalised reading recommendations presented by our language technology. A healthy diet of information from a variety of high-quality sources, endless discoveries and new perspectives without language barriers: Some of our first subscribers have already called it ‘magical’ – and there really is no better way to describe the experience.”

With its small interdisciplinary team spread across the continent, and a broad network of specialised partners and consultants, the young company spent two years preparing the market launch of its first subscription. The locally rooted start-up was founded in Frankfurt during the Coronavirus pandemic.

Contact / Interviews

kompreno GmbH, Jochen Adler, Schleusenstr. 15, 60327 Frankfurt.
https://kompreno.eu, +49.69.870063980, office@kompreno.eu.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/komprenoeu
Twitter: https://twitter.com/KomprenoEu
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kompreno.eu
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kompreno.eu