We’re scientists and developers building reDreamAI for you.
To provide scientifically-grounded mental health tools that are free, easy to use, and available to anyone, anywhere.
To give you the knowledge and techniques to understand your own mind, overcome challenges, and improve your sleep on your own terms.
To ethically advance our collective understanding of dreams and mental health, contributing to a future with better wellness solutions for all.
Co-Founder
Cognitive scientist at Osnabrück University. As a sleep and dream expert she has been interviewed in an ARTE documentary and many other appearances, and has written about nightmares in two books. She translates evidence-based methods such as IRT into accessible, supportive tools.
Co-Founder
AI Engineer with a degree in Cognitive Science. Daniel is an expert in the AI industry, LLM benchmarking and the intersection of machine learning and neuropsychology. He designs and builds our reDreamAI app, including the experiments on safely integrating therapeutic concepts.
Many thanks for making reDreamAI possible and helping to build it.
Co-Founder
AI engineering & safety
Developer
Backend & infrastructure
Developer
Frontend & design systems
Thank you for your trust, your advice and your support from the very beginning.
Founding Advisor
Director of the IKW in Osnabrück
Leading researcher in neuroinformatics with deep expertise in modeling how the brain processes information, for scientific insight and technological innovation.
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Founding Angel
CEO at Testsieger.de
Founder of Testsieger.de and former CEO across multiple CHECK24 verticals. He brings product development and performance marketing expertise to support reDreamAI's growth.
View LinkedInMany thanks to the leading experts in cognitive science in Osnabrück who guide us and support our work.
Stipend Mentor
Cognitive scientist applying computational neuroscience and machine‑learning to understand how neural networks support intelligence and adaptive behaviour.
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Scientific Partner
Assistant Professor focusing on formalising and automating scientific workflows, from modelling human cognition to integrating AI‑driven methods for empirical research.
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