Company

Our ideas. Our responsibility.

Thinkery is an independent product company. We build our own AI software and stay responsible for its direction, quality and continued development.

Meet Thinkery

Why Thinkery exists

A company built to follow an idea through.

We want to explore how people and intelligent systems can work together, and turn what we learn into software. Building our own products lets us follow that work over time: choose the direction, learn from use and improve what we have released.

01

Choose a direction

Start with a task that matters and a clear idea of what we want to improve.

02

Make it tangible

Develop software that turns the idea into something people can use and assess.

03

Take it further

Keep learning from feedback and use. A release is the beginning of that relationship.

Our team

The people behind Thinkery.

Product development, brand and communication. Different perspectives on what we build together.

Yves Gugger, founder of ThinkeryProduct & AI

Founder

Yves Gugger

Yves leads Thinkery and is responsible for product development. He develops LeanCTX, talks to customers and builds the team.

Vinh Pham Dang, Head of Brand & Marketing at ThinkeryBrand & Marketing

Head of Brand & Marketing

Vinh Pham Dang

Vinh leads brand and marketing. He develops the positioning, visual identity and communications for Thinkery and LeanCTX.

New perspectives

Help shape Thinkery

Your place here?

Want to build something with us? Tell us what drives you and what you would bring to Thinkery.

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Working at Thinkery

Bring a point of view. Stay open to another.

Good products need people who think independently and take each other seriously. This is the kind of company we want to build.

Be curious

Ask why something works the way it does. A useful question is worth making time for.

Test an idea

Give a promising thought a concrete form, so others can try it and help improve it.

Share your reasoning

Explain your decisions and listen to different views. Good reasons can change the plan.

Be dependable

Make commitments carefully, communicate openly and take responsibility when something needs attention.

Wädenswil, Switzerland

Technology you can choose freely.

Useful software should leave people in control of their tools and their data. That is a principle we bring to our product decisions.

We see data sovereignty as a practical responsibility. People should understand where their data goes, decide how it is used and retain the freedom to choose another tool.

Help shape Thinkery

Does this sound like your kind of work?

If you would like to develop products at Thinkery, tell us what you care about and what you would bring to the work.