Madrid – September 07, 2026 -- ODILO, the edtech company with over a decade of experience in digital learning, has rebranded as Letmino, unveiling a new visual identity and product portfolio aimed at corporate and institutional upskilling across Europe.
Letmino platforms already reach more than 170 million users worldwide
The rebrand builds on ODILO's existing global footprint, with Letmino positioning artificial intelligence as a pedagogical tool rather than a standalone technical feature. The company argues that curated, verified learning paths are needed to prevent employees from relying on informal or unverified online content amid rapid digital transformation.
CEO Sarah Harmon frames AI as a means to human development, not an end
"We begin this new stage with a clear conviction: technology only holds value if it empowers human development," said Harmon, who leads the transformation and has a track record in executive management of technology companies. She added that true personalization requires solving a pedagogical challenge, not just deploying an algorithm.
Letmino expands corporate portfolio with tiered offerings for SMEs and multinationals
Beyond its established presence in the public sector and education, Letmino is rolling out new technologically advanced products alongside a flexible commercial structure. The offering spans agile solutions for small and medium-sized enterprises to comprehensive packages for large multinational corporations, designed to support regional adoption at scale.
Learning paths are tailored to the maturity stage and specific needs of each organization, according to the company, as businesses and public entities face pressure to close skills gaps created by digital transformation.