A German-language channel about health and medicine — short animated videos, narrated by a doctor. The subject is on screen, not the person explaining it.
The channel is just starting. The first videos are being made.
Topics from medicine and health, put together for people without medical training: what happens in the body, what a study really shows, and what is left of a claim everybody repeats.
General, never personal
Kompendio explains how something works. It makes no diagnosis, recommends no treatment, and replaces no appointment.
Short, but not cut short
One video answers one question. Where the evidence is thin or disputed, the video says so instead of rounding it off.
Narrated by a doctor
A doctor writes the scripts and speaks them. You never see her: the channel works without a face on camera.
Each one answers a different kind of question.
Forschung in Kürze
One recent study, summed up: what was looked at, what came out of it, and what does not follow from it yet.
Fun Facts
One surprising detail about the body — explained in a sentence and drawn rather than described.
Mythos-Check
A sentence about health that everybody has heard, checked: where it comes from, what holds, and what does not.
Krankheiten und Behandlungen, einfach erklärt
What a condition does in the body and where a treatment takes hold — in pictures instead of terminology.
The channel runs on three platforms under the same name. Following it is how you see the first videos when they arrive.
Octinex is my own project: software for practices and clinics, plus websites, marketing and motion graphics. Kompendio is made here — every episode is written, animated and scored in the same place as the client work. So the channel doubles as the portfolio: if you want to see how the animation holds up before you commission any, follow it.