About Seerene
Fifteen years of in-depth research at the Hasso Plattner Institute resulted in Seerene's great mission: software engineering should become a true engineering science – and the control of software should once again be in the hands of humans.
Our headquarters are on Quentin Tarantino Street in Babelsberg, in the "German Hollywood" where Fritz Lang already produced his visionary film "Metropolis" almost a hundred years ago. We, too, visualize huge artificial cities in a way that has never been seen before: our software maps of highly complex software systems use basic principles of cartography that have been tried and tested for thousands of years. In doing so, they make software humanly tangible and intuitively understandable for the first time.
This is not trivial, because software forms the most complex artifacts of all time and threatens to elude common sense. However, both experts and non-technical people can now understand, discuss and optimize software on a common basis through Seerene. Complex software can therefore comprehensively adapt to the way humans perceive it for the first time in history. If you can understand that our mission is nothing less than a Mars landing or a revolution – only in the world of highly complex software – then we want to get to know you and show you more of Seerene.
