Complori

Complori sells live online courses that teach children programming (including Minecraft with Python), financial literacy and other future skills. Classes run over Zoom in small groups of up to 10 children, led by coaches, and are supported by a learning platform and app with explanations, videos and coding challenges.

Customers are parents who buy memberships for their children, with courses for the German-speaking market. The membership includes a 60-minute online course per week, access to the learning platform and a Discord community; it renews automatically and can be cancelled before the end of the term. Free trial lessons are offered, and the website describes a scholarship program for children regardless of income.

Complori was founded by Amanda Schein, Antonia Schein and Nikolaj Bewer; the idea originated in March 2020, and the product was developed by alumni of Technische Universität Berlin. The company is based in Berlin and operates through codary GmbH (haftungsbeschränkt). The website states that more than 60,000 children have taken part, that the company was venture-capital funded, and that it was acquired by cleverly, announced on 6 October 2025; co-CEOs Anne Moulen and Philipp Grassinger now lead it. The website lists two open Senior Marketing Manager positions in Berlin.

Product: Live online courses for children in programming, finance and other future skills, delivered over Zoom with a learning platform and app, sold as memberships.