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From an Idea to a Platform

What started as an idea has evolved into a learning system combining an app, a clinical application, and AI – with the goal of detecting strokes earlier and sustainably protecting lives. Together with partners from medicine, research, and technology, we are developing a scalable solution for use in everyday life as well as in clinical settings.

Recognize the Signs – Gain Time.

On the International Day of Stroke (October 25), we used our video “Recognize the Signs” to raise awareness of the importance of early symptoms. Early detection can be critical – time is brain.

Why Stroke Helper Was Created

Strokes are among the leading causes of long-term disability and death worldwide. Despite modern medicine, the first moment is often decisive – and in most cases, it does not occur in a hospital, but with those affected or their relatives.

This is exactly where Stroke Helper comes in: With the goal of making symptoms visible earlier, simplifying decisions, and gaining valuable time.

TIME IS BRAIN

More Than an App – A Learning System

Stroke Helper has evolved from an idea into a platform that connects three core areas:

App – for early detection in everyday life
Clinical Pro – for use in clinical settings
Intelligence Lab – for the continuous advancement of AI

Diese Verbindung ermöglicht ein System, das mit jeder Anwendung dazulernt und sich kontinuierlich verbessert.

Technology Meets Medical Expertise

The development of Stroke Helper takes place in close collaboration with medical professionals. Data is not only analyzed, but also reviewed and evaluated by physicians and experts.

This creates a system that combines artificial intelligence with human expertise – forming the foundation for trust, quality, and clinical validation.

Our Mission

Wir denken Stroke Helper nicht als einzelne Anwendung, sondern als Teil einer zukünftigen digitalen Gesundheitsinfrastruktur. Unser Ziel ist es, eine skalierbare Lösung zu schaffen, die:

im Alltag unterstützt
im klinischen Umfeld eingesetzt werden kann
und langfristig in bestehende Gesundheitssysteme integriert wird

Supporters & companions

Press & Media

Jahresrückblick 2025

19. December 2025

2025 war für mich mehr als nur ein Jahr – es war der Moment, in dem Stroke Helper wirklich begonnen hat, real zu werden.
 Ein medizinisches Thema wie den Schlaganfall anzugehen, ist herausfordernd. Genau das hat mich jedoch motiviert. Zwischen Schule, Recherchen und vielen Gesprächen drehte sich alles immer wieder um eine zentrale Frage: Wie kann man schneller helfen, wenn jede Minute zählt?

Dieser Jahresrückblick zeigt, was entstehen kann, wenn Neugier auf Verantwortung trifft, aus einer Idee ein Ziel wird und aus einem Traum ein echtes Projekt wächst.

ARD brisant

Brisant reported on my project in its August 30 broadcast – including a great introduction that made the segment even more special. The TV feature shows how StrokeHelper works and why the app can save lives in an emergency. Starting at minute 11:40.
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ZDF & ARD Mittagsmagazin

StrokeHelper was also featured on the ZDF and ARD Mittagsmagazin on September 2. The segment highlights the importance of early detection in strokes and the potential of the app. It starts at minute 16:30.
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RTL Punkt 12

Punkt 12 das Mittagsmagazin hat über Stroke Helper berichtet. Der Beitrag zeigt, wie groß das Interesse an innovativen Lösungen zur Schlaganfallprävention ist und welche Aufmerksamkeit Stroke Helper mittlerweile bundesweit erhält.
👉 Beitrag vom 22.10.2025

SR - Aktueller Bericht

Saarländischer Rundfunk covered my project in the Aktueller Bericht. The TV segment shows how StrokeHelper+ works and why the app can save lives in an emergency.
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tagesschau.de

tagesschau.de also reported on my project. The article explains how StrokeHelper works and the potential the app holds for early stroke detection.
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Saarbrücker Zeitung

The Saarbrücker Zeitung reported on my project in August 2025. The article provides fascinating insights into the development of StrokeHelper+ and shows why this topic is so important to me.
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How the Idea Came About

However, the human brain has always fascinated me:

How are signals transmitted?
How does our brain store information?

In July 2024, I attended the Long Night of Science at Saarland University Medical Center in Homburg, where I joined a lecture on strokes by Mr. Helwig (neurology specialist). That’s when I realized how fascinating and important this topic is – and that’s how the idea for my app, Stroke Helper, was born.