I think in systems.
I move with intent.
My name is Kerem Jumalyyev. I'm based in Berlin, and I build ventures — plural, deliberate, and always pointed at real market value.
I work across AI, digital media, creator education, and cross-border trade. Not because I couldn't pick a lane, but because the most interesting opportunities live at the edges of multiple industries at once.
What drives every decision I make is simple: does this compound? Brand, distribution, systems — these are the assets that create lasting leverage. Everything else is just noise.
What I Build
Four companies. Four different angles. One coherent thesis.
Viora-AI
Making professional mental health support genuinely accessible.
I built Viora-AI because the gap between needing support and accessing it is still too wide. The platform pairs a wearable AI device (€230) with a companion app (€13/month) — designed for people who want real monitoring, not just a mood journal.
Be Content Creator
A serious career infrastructure for the creator generation.
I built BCC because the creator economy needed a professional backbone — not another course marketplace. Structured education, AI-guided learning paths, and a career portal built specifically for creators who want to move from passion to profession.
Jumalyyev & Company
Opening new markets for makers who deserve to be found.
Most small European manufacturers build exceptional products and then struggle to sell them beyond their home market. I fix that. Through structured dealer partnerships and three-month market entry cycles, I connect quality manufacturers to the distribution they've been missing.
The Entrepreneurs Bookshelf
Where founders talk honestly about building things that matter.
I started this podcast in Berlin because I wanted the kind of conversations that don't happen at conferences — direct, unscripted, and genuinely useful. Expert interviews, AI philosophy, startup thinking. Less performance, more truth.
Where my energy
is actually going.
My primary focus right now is taking Viora-AI to its first major commercial milestone. That has my sharpest attention. In parallel, Jumalyyev & Company is running as my near-term revenue engine — it's operationally lean and commercially active.
BCC is in platform development, and The Entrepreneurs Bookshelf keeps publishing — it's my most consistent public presence in the founder world.
I'm not chasing new ideas. I'm going deeper on the ones already in motion. That's the only move that creates real proof.
Let's build something.
If you're a founder, investor, manufacturer, or partner who sees what I'm building and wants to be part of it — I want to hear from you. No forms. No gatekeepers. Just a direct line.