⚡ Neuronautiac

Science media · Berlin

What happens inside you, explained.

Neuronautiac makes visible what happens inside the human body: how it works, what makes it sick, and the true cases that shaped medical history — scientifically rigorous, cinematically told.

Mission

Science that changes how you see your own body.

Your body does things every day that seem almost impossible. Some people see sharply underwater, others feel touch through an artificial hand. We first show what looks astonishing — then explain the one mechanism that makes it possible.

Every claim rests on solid research. No self-diagnosis, no miracle promises, no generic brain hacks. We combine real cases, sound science and cinematic imagery into short films anyone can follow without prior knowledge.

Vision

Knowledge, told as a story.

We want to push edutainment forward: knowledge about the human body as stories you want to watch to the end. A real case, a puzzle, a mechanism that solves it. Learning should feel like good entertainment, not a lecture — and still be scientifically right.

The shorts are the beginning. From them grow an app, in-depth learning content and a podcast: the same principle, more depth.

Projects

What we are building

Live

Neuronautiac (German)

German-language science shorts about the human body on YouTube and TikTok: bodily phenomena, unusual syndromes and true cases from medical history.

youtube.com/@Neuronautiac →
In development

Neuronautiac (English)

A dedicated English channel with English versions of our strongest shorts — rewritten, re-voiced and re-edited.

Planned

Planned

App

Neuronautiac as its own app.

Planned

Learning content

In-depth formats that go beyond the shorts.

Planned

Podcast

A long-form format on the topics of our shorts.

How we build

One founder, an AI-native production system.

Neuronautiac is produced with our own AI-driven production system. Claude is our core tool for everything that demands accuracy: research, fact-checking and final scripts.

Contact

For collaborations, press and partnerships:

[email protected]