Founder
Eric Ebert

Eric Ebert founded lovlov and is responsible for all of its content.
Eric’s role in the editorial process
In a multi-step process, AI checks sources against quality criteria and drafts each article. Eric edits, reviews and approves every piece before publication. These reviews are editorial, not clinical. The editorial process page explains each stage.
Business background
Eric is the founder and CEO of lovlov (Alpha 360 Omega GmbH). He studied business administration at WHU. An entrepreneur for 18 years and active in Berlin’s tech ecosystem since 2008, he co-founded several companies before lovlov. The latest, Wando Internet Solutions, was acquired by London-listed CentralNic Group in 2021.
Angel investments and advisory roles
Eric has backed more than fifty founding teams as an angel investor, many of them in health, both independently and through the Berlin business angel group SB21. Selected current investments and advisory roles:
theblood (advisory board) · Calm/Storm Ventures (supporting partner) · Patient21 · PraxisEins · aiomics · Evela Health · Holidu · Forto · Civey · EPIX Sports
More investments, current and earlier (a selection)
AlphaPet, Andercore, Blockbrain, C1 Green Chemicals, ChefCoco, Circle Health, Elephant AI, flaschenpost, Float, kfzteile24, Knowunity, Kranus Health, Leonyte, Life Summit, MediPulse, Meine Erde, PlusDental, Pulse (acquired by Gartner), Thiocyn, Umane, vitafy, Xolo.
When a lovlov article mentions one of these companies, it discloses Eric’s connection to it.
Personal background
Building companies worked out for me. What nobody ever taught me was how to look after my health, understand my own needs, or talk with a partner about what matters. Many of us spend years preparing for our careers and very little time on the parts of life that make it fulfilling. At some point I ran into difficulties in my relationship, and in other areas, that I did not know how to handle. The more closely I looked, the more people I saw facing the same.
My parents separated when I was a teenager. Beyond their example, I had little guidance on relationships, and I had not even realised they were something you can actively work on. When I started, I found a large body of research and well-described patterns, but it took a lot of searching to turn any of it into something I could use in an ordinary week. That is what I want lovlov to do. More on why I am building lovlov →
Where Eric’s role stops
Eric Ebert is not a therapist. lovlov is not therapy or a substitute for it, and is not intended for acute crises or emergencies. Nothing on lovlov is a diagnosis or a verdict on whether to stay in a relationship. If you are in crisis or feel unsafe, find help here.
Verify or contact
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