Why I built DIGITAGIOUS

Everywhere you look, people are raving about AI.
What you "must" do, which tools to use, how you’ll be left behind.

When your life is already full, that noise doesn’t help you start.

I saw friends, colleagues and clients either freeze completely or click around in tools without ever feeling secure.

DIGITAGIOUS is my answer to that: a calm, practical space to understand what AI can do for you, how to talk to it, and how to keep your own judgment in the loop.

I help people use AI and digital tools with more clarity, calm and confidence without pretending to be "tech people".

Focus: Digital literacy & AI for real life

Based in: Bavaria, Germany

DIGITAGIOUS is for people who don’t want to be “experts” but also don’t want to be left behind. If AI still feels confusing or you’ve tried a few tools and aren’t sure you’re “doing it right”, you’re in the right place.

Who DIGITAGIOUS is for?

You might recognize yourself if…

  • You feel overwhelmed by AI news and opinions.

  • You’ve opened ChatGPT but weren’t sure what to ask.

  • You use digital tools but don’t fully trust your setup yet.

  • You want clearer systems and more mental space, not just speed.

It’s probably not for you if…

  • You’re looking for advanced coding or developer training.

  • You only want quick hacks without understanding what you’re doing.

  • You’re not willing to experiment, ask questions or think with the tools.

Ways to work with me

Right now, DIGITAGIOUS focuses on live online workshops and small-group learning. Over time there will also be more resources around automations, AI agents and everyday digital workflows but we start with the basics done well.

Live online workshops

Beginner-friendly sessions that help you start using AI and digital tools without overwhelm. We combine simple explanations with live practice and plenty of room for questions.

Team & community sessions

Tailored versions of the workshops for teams, communities or groups who want a safe, structured entry point into AI and digital literacy.