Flat hierarchies, dynamic projects, the perfect surroundings and, above all, a unique team of brilliant people make our company culture something very special. You’ll never want to leave.
In our work, we benefit from the friendly atmosphere of small teams.
We enjoy high levels of trust and have the freedom to decide for ourselves how we want to achieve our common objectives and which technologies we should use.
No customers, no clients, no distractions. We are completely self-financing and can focus on what makes our users happy.
One of our regular team events in 2019 was a visit to Eco Kart Frankfurt, the indoor karting track, where Maren topped the podium. This is what winners look like!
The special atmosphere here is also due to the fact that our founders have been friends since school days. Thanks to Jens, Sebastian and Dominik for this unique culture!
“The team spirit and atmosphere here are really special.”
Vanessa, in Team Content since June 2019
We are continually discovering potential, especially on our Feedback Fridays. Our open feedback culture, which is inspired by Kim Scotts "Radical Candor", helps us to be a little better every day.
We are making the best of the coronavirus situation by trying out new formats for company events. In our Home Office Challenge, we mastered a wide range of skills, learned new things and laughed a lot.
Our library features testing devices alongside specialist literature. We are driven by our thirst for knowledge and we support all forms of further education.
When Carlo's 10th anniversary at the company coincided with our Lotum Weekend on Mallorca, we were able to crown him King of Mallorca that same weekend.
Thanks to the Mediterranean climate, Carlo, Beni and Fabi were able to catch some rays even in October, with one or two authentic Mallorcan drinks.
Quiet, please. These fearless humans are about to abseil down and dive into a cave.
No, there are no travel influencers. Just three colleagues on a catamaran for our annual Lotum Weekend that took us to Mallorca in 2018.
For some it is just a boat, but for Maren and Kayleigh, it is probably the most comfortable hammock in the world.
Everyone is grinning as if there were no losers in the team games earlier. Now there’s time for relaxing at the Lazy Finca, well away from the main tourist trails.
Thanks to the Mediterranean climate, Carlo, Beni and Fabi were able to catch some rays even in October, with one or two authentic Mallorcan drinks.
Quiet, please. These fearless humans are about to abseil down and dive into a cave.
No, there are no travel influencers. Just three colleagues on a catamaran for our annual Lotum Weekend that took us to Mallorca in 2018.
For some it is just a boat, but for Maren and Kayleigh, it is probably the most comfortable hammock in the world.
Everyone is grinning as if there were no losers in the team games earlier. Now there’s time for relaxing at the Lazy Finca, well away from the main tourist trails.
Thanks to the Mediterranean climate, Carlo, Beni and Fabi were able to catch some rays even in October, with one or two authentic Mallorcan drinks.
Quiet, please. These fearless humans are about to abseil down and dive into a cave.
A glance along our “Wall of Games” with the games we have published to date shows just how varied our work is.
“We all pull together. You can rely on your team 100%.”
Kayleigh, in Team Design since May 2017
Selected speakers, tasty snacks and a relaxed atmosphere. Exchanging knowledge about app and web development is the focus of our meetups.
A breathtaking view like this of the Austrian ski resort at Hochkönig is definitely one to remember forever.
Tired but happy: those were four great snow days in Austria, and it’s written all over these faces.
In bright snowy sunshine, we spent our Lotum Weekend 2020 in the Austrian ski resort of Hochkönig/Maria Alm.
Lighting up the night: we settled in for long evenings in the Maria Alm chalet village right beside the pistes.
Black run? No problem! Steep slopes were conquered by our beginners’ team with an even steeper learning curve.
A breathtaking view like this of the Austrian ski resort at Hochkönig is definitely one to remember forever.
Tired but happy: those were four great snow days in Austria, and it’s written all over these faces.
In bright snowy sunshine, we spent our Lotum Weekend 2020 in the Austrian ski resort of Hochkönig/Maria Alm.
Lighting up the night: we settled in for long evenings in the Maria Alm chalet village right beside the pistes.
Black run? No problem! Steep slopes were conquered by our beginners’ team with an even steeper learning curve.
A breathtaking view like this of the Austrian ski resort at Hochkönig is definitely one to remember forever.
Tired but happy: those were four great snow days in Austria, and it’s written all over these faces.
Our office is not only attractive and well-equipped; sustainability was as important in its design as a fast internet connection.
Not everything has been changed by the coronavirus. Before we publish extensive game features, we still test them thoroughly together – even when working from home.
In 2019, we celebrated the move to our new office with a big summer party with friends, families and good food.
After a brief cycling mishap, Isi and Dennis got back on the tandem.
Unforgettable sailing adventure: we were the crew and stayed on board almost around the clock – whatever the weather!
We spent our Lotum Weekend 2016 sailing through the tidal flats of the Netherlands. Onboarding can be so much fun, especially when it takes place on board a sailing boat, as it did for Anja and Maren.
Land ahoy! Under careful instruction, we actually set the sails ourselves, tied some knots and even pulled together on some ropes.
The untouched dunes, forests and beaches of Texel Island are best explored by bike.
After a brief cycling mishap, Isi and Dennis got back on the tandem.
Unforgettable sailing adventure: we were the crew and stayed on board almost around the clock – whatever the weather!
We spent our Lotum Weekend 2016 sailing through the tidal flats of the Netherlands. Onboarding can be so much fun, especially when it takes place on board a sailing boat, as it did for Anja and Maren.
Land ahoy! Under careful instruction, we actually set the sails ourselves, tied some knots and even pulled together on some ropes.
The untouched dunes, forests and beaches of Texel Island are best explored by bike.
After a brief cycling mishap, Isi and Dennis got back on the tandem.
Unforgettable sailing adventure: we were the crew and stayed on board almost around the clock – whatever the weather!
