The company behind TrendBrain
Astronovilux Group was founded in 2026 in Herford, Germany. One product, TrendBrain, and a few side projects that test it against real outcomes.
Founder
Maximilian Maskus
Founder. Builds TrendBrain and the platform under it with AI coding agents under fixed rules: every session is logged, only tested work counts as done, and a person signs off every release.
How we work
One founder, many AI coding agents. The agents write most of the code; the founder sets the rules, reviews the results and decides what ships.
Three rules keep that honest: nothing counts as done until its tests pass, every working session is written down, and nothing is published without a person's approval.
Fact sheet
- Name
- Astronovilux Group
- Founded
- 2026
- Seat
- Leopoldstraße 2–8, 32051 Herford, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
- Legal form
- Sole proprietorship (Einzelunternehmen), registered business under § 14 GewO
- Product
- TrendBrain: Signal (core built), Sim-Players and Sim-Audience (planned)
- Side projects
- Documentary studio, live-show prototype, Roblox prototypes, clip tool
- Contact
- admin@astronoviluxgroup.com
Press kit
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Boilerplate, 50 words
Astronovilux Group, founded in 2026 in Herford, Germany, builds TrendBrain: a multi-agent platform that forecasts gaming and social media trends and will test ideas on virtual players and audiences before they are built. Every forecast is logged before the fact and checked against real outcomes. A person signs off every release.
Boilerplate, 100 words
Astronovilux Group, founded in 2026 in Herford, Germany, builds TrendBrain, a multi-agent platform for game studios and creators. Its Signal module spots what keeps growing in games and social media, earlier than the charts; the planned Sim-Players and Sim-Audience modules will test an idea on virtual players and audiences before it is built. Every forecast and simulation is logged before the fact and checked against what really happened, and a model only influences decisions once it beats simple baselines. Small side projects – documentaries, a live-show prototype and Roblox prototypes – check the forecasts against real outcomes.