Portrait of Kemal İnecik

CEO · Co-Founder

Kemal İnecik

Machine learning PhD researcher at Helmholtz Munich & TUM, building deep generative models in one of the world’s leading AI-for-science labs. Author of more than ten machine-learning papers — in Nature, Cell, ICML, and NeurIPS among others, with more on the way. Designed the Hierarchical Motion Transformer from scratch and trained it end to end.

  • ML PhD researcher — Helmholtz Munich & TUM
  • 10+ papers — Nature, Cell, ICML, NeurIPS
  • Designed & trained the model end to end
Portrait of Fabian J. Theis

Co-Founder · ML & AI

Fabian J. Theis

Professor at TUM and Director at Helmholtz Munich. Leibniz Prize laureate — Germany’s most prestigious research award — ERC Advanced Grant holder, and one of Europe’s most cited scientists in machine learning for the life sciences. His group pioneered the application of foundation models to biological data: the closest methodological precedent to a foundation model for movement.

  • Leibniz Prize
  • ERC Advanced Grant
  • Among Europe’s most cited ML scientists
Portrait of Şeref Çiçek

Co-Founder · Football

Şeref Çiçek

UEFA Pro licensed coach with twenty-two years at elite level. Led Beşiktaş to back-to-back Süper Lig championships and coached the Türkiye National Team. The domain expert who keeps the AI honest — a co-founder, not an advisor.

  • UEFA Pro licence
  • Back-to-back Süper Lig titles
  • Türkiye National Team
Portrait of Özgür Ak

Co-Founder · Engineering

Özgür Ak

Mechanical engineer bridging hardware sensing, biomechanics, and scalable software. Builds the production line from raw movement data to served predictions — ingestion, distributed training, inference — grounded in the physics of movement, not just software abstractions.

  • Hardware sensing
  • Biomechanics
  • Ingestion → training → serving

What we’re building

A foundation model for human movement, and the platform around it. The thesis lives on the vision pages; the engineering is laid out in the docs. Four co-founders, one shared conviction: movement data deserves the same leap that language and images already made.

Photo credits — Şeref Çiçek: Benkemalim, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons (cropped, recolored) · Fabian J. Theis: Helmholtz Munich | Matthias Tunger Photodesign