Warmwind AG
Warmwind builds an AI-native execution platform whose autonomous cloud workers operate software visually with a mouse, keyboard and screen to automate recurring digital workflows. Its stated aim is to make AI as accessible as a helpful team member while keeping execution simple, transparent and scalable for businesses.
At a Glance
- Small and medium-sized businesses
- Enterprise organizations, including DAX-listed corporations
- Finance and accounting teams
- Customer operations and support teams
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AI Tools by Warmwind AG
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Warmwind
Autonomous Cloud AI Workers
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Latest News
Warmwind launches international rollout of autonomous AI workers; reports nearly 90,000 registrations, €450,000 ARR before public launch and 15 employees.
Warmwind announces strategic Hetzner partnership, including infrastructure provisioning and a multi-million-euro investment.
Warmwind publishes Pointerbench, a benchmark for GUI grounding in real-world office tasks.
Warmwind details four publicly funded Thuringia/ESF Plus R&D projects spanning agent memory, self-monitoring AI, secure agent infrastructure and visual reasoning.
Products & Services
A cloud-native AI operating environment in which each worker runs on a dedicated isolated cloud computer, visually navigates browser and native applications, follows text, voice or demonstrated instructions, repeats scheduled workflows and can run in parallel.
A GUI-grounding benchmark that evaluates whether computer-use models can return usable screen geometry—a click point or bounding box—from screenshots and instructions, including spreadsheet, text, color and professional-UI tasks.
Market Position
Warmwind positions itself as a full-stack, vision-native execution layer for autonomous digital labor rather than a chatbot, API-only agent or conventional RPA connector. Its differentiation is operating existing browser, desktop, legacy and internal software through visible screen interaction with no custom integration effort; the company's own comparison identifies API/MCP agents, UiPath, n8n, Make, Zapier and OpenAI Operator-style systems as relevant alternative approaches, while acknowledging that API systems are generally faster and more structured.
Leadership
Founders
Maximilian Schilling
Co-founder, CEO and technical founder of Warmwind; he leads the company's technology and has publicly described building the full stack, including the proprietary model, operating environment and visual execution layer.
Richard Wieduwilt
Co-founder of Warmwind and CFO/CMO; he represents the company publicly on its business vision, accessibility of AI and customer adoption.
Executive Team
Maximilian Schilling
CEO and technical founder
Leads Warmwind's technology and described the proprietary AI model, Linux-based execution environment and visual automation stack.
Richard Wieduwilt
CFO/CMO and co-founder
Leads finance/marketing-facing work and is the company's quoted spokesperson on the mission, business adoption and customer value of autonomous workers.
Board of Directors
Founding Story
The founders said they were frustrated that AI was widespread but fragmented across difficult-to-connect tools, plugins and services. They set out to build Warmwind OS as an AI-native system that could see and operate applications like a human—opening apps, clicking, typing, filling forms and completing work—rather than merely answering questions or requiring custom API integrations.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Subscription/account plans include a weekly euro balance and a worker allowance; the balance is consumed by active AI work, with hosting and compute/data-center resources provided as a paid service. The public launch describes usage-based costs of approximately €1.00–€1.50 per active execution hour depending on task complexity and model.
Pricing Tiers
Warmwind's homepage advertises 50% off all intelligence tiers during launch, but does not publish the underlying list prices.
Target Markets
- Small and medium-sized businesses
- Enterprise organizations, including DAX-listed corporations
- Finance and accounting teams
- Customer operations and support teams
- Sales and marketing teams
- Organizations with legacy, desktop-only or internal software lacking APIs
- Invoice collection, verification, filing and finance-record updates
- Customer support, including ERP/order lookup, replies and exception escalation
- Regulatory and tax monitoring with alerts only when action is required
- Local lead generation, enrichment, verification and outreach
- ERP and portal data management
- Recurring work in spreadsheets, documents, email, CRM and internal tools
- Ad-hoc Gruppe
- Mid-sized companies and DAX-listed corporations