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Dearemployee

“Can a science-backed employee-survey platform become the operating system for workplace mental health by pairing continuous psychosocial insights with a curated marketplace of health interventions?”

Founded2017
HQBerlin, Germany (also Konstanz)
FoundersDr. Amelie Wiedemann, Henning Jakob, Daniel Fodor
Total raisedundisclosed
Latest roundpre-Series A (2023)
IndustryVertical SaaS / Workplace Mental Health
The story

DearEmployee is a Berlin/Konstanz-based B2B workplace mental health SaaS. It began as a psychological risk assessment (Gefährdungsbeurteilung §5 ArbSchG) tool built on validated occupational psychology surveys, then evolved into a two-sided platform: an analytics/insights product for HR and managers on one side, and a marketplace of vetted health providers on the other. It is not an embedded finance business — no payments, cards, lending, or BaaS in evidence.

Last 12 months
2026-02
2025-10
2025-05
Product timeline
2017
DearEmployee founded in Berlin by Dr. Amelie Wiedemann, Henning Jakob and Daniel Fodor· founding
2021
Won WECONOMY Award; introduced AI-driven stress analysis for occupational health insurance (bKV)· product
2023
Closed pre-Series A financing led by High-Tech Gründerfonds and IMPACT51, with Brandenburg Kapital participating· funding
2024
Released MyDearEmployee app· product
2026
Published article on AI-enhanced consulting workflow (Feb 2026)· product
The stack
0 layers disclosed in Dearemployee’s embedded-finance stack
Accounting gap: none

Dearemployee — frequently asked

Who founded Dearemployee?

Dearemployee was founded by Dr. Amelie Wiedemann, Henning Jakob and Daniel Fodor and is founded in 2017, headquartered in Berlin, Germany (also Konstanz).

How much funding has Dearemployee raised?

Dearemployee has raised undisclosed in total (latest round: pre-Series A (2023)).

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