About us
Building a future where AI and human care work hand in hand.
Meet our founders
We started together with the idea behind Kommittee, laying the foundation as pioneers in AI assistant development. With innovative solutions that help businesses work smarter and faster, our platform kommittee.app redefined how teams interact with AI—through tailored virtual experts and a human-in-the-loop approach to solving everyday challenges. Now, we’re bringing that shared experience and expertise into the field of dementia care with Luma Life. Driven by a personal mission and a deep understanding of intuitive AI workflows, we are developing technologies that not only support but also connect, relieve and empower. Because when innovation meets empathy, life can truly be improved.
Meet our board of advisors
Our board of advisors combines entrepreneurial expertise with deep knowledge from clinical practice, caregiving, data privacy and academic research. This interdisciplinary perspective is crucial for developing a solution that not only leverages advanced technology but also truly addresses the real needs of people living with dementia, their families and care professionals.

Peggy Hammerschmidt
Dementia Care Advisor
Offers expertise in caregiving practices, daily support structures and caregiver needs.

Marie-Louise Lanz, lic.phil., FSP
Clinical Advisor
Provides medical insight on dementia diagnosis, treatment, and patient safety.

Coming soon
Ethics Advisor
Advises on responsible AI, data ethics, consent and the societal impact of the technology.
The growing dementia crisis
An aging population and the rising number of undiagnosed dementia cases are leading to care gaps, lack of daily support, and high healthcare costs.
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people worldwide were living with dementia in 2023, projected to reach 78 million by 2030 (and rising rapidly).
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of people with dementia live at home, often alone, and are depending on external support.
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is the projected size of the nursery labor shortage by 2030 according to the WHO, creating a massive care gap.
Guided by our mission, driven by our vision
We are dedicated to transforming dementia care with AI. Our mission is to empower patients, support families, and ease the burden on caregivers. We envision a future where technology enhances dignity, independence, and quality of life for those affected by dementia. Our AI-powered platform drives value for everyone in the dementia care ecosystem but first and foremost those living with the disease and those loving them.

The journey behind LumaLife
From AI innovation to real-world impact – our founders combine technology and compassion to transform dementia care.

Hamburg, Germany
In Hamburg, Germany, our Co-Founder Marvin Berthold laid the foundation for his expertise by developing AI-driven automation tools that optimize complex processes. With a background in scaling digital businesses and building one of Germany’s top Amazon agencies, Marvin has always been passionate about leveraging technology to enhance efficiency. Seeing the urgent need for innovation in dementia care, he shifted his focus to bringing the benefits of this transformative technology to patients, families and caregivers alike.
Zug, Switzerland
In Zug, Switzerland, our Co-Founder Marcel Kintscher is an expert in software development and AI-driven analytics. With a background in building high-performance analytics platforms, Marcel focuses on integrating AI seamlessly into daily life. His experience in developing scalable, embedded AI solutions ensures that Kommittee delivers intuitive, responsive, and impactful assistance to those affected by dementia. By combining cutting-edge technology with deep empathy, Marcel helps shape a future where AI enhances care, supports independence, and improves cognitive health.

Together, Marvin and Marcel combine their expertise in AI, automation, and software to revolutionize dementia care—supported by a carefully selected advisory board. With a shared vision and diverse backgrounds, they are building LumaLife to empower patients, support families, and ease the burden on caregivers worldwide.






