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Johannes Lutz

Founder

Founder at CoCrafter

Munich, Bavaria, Germany

FoundedCoCrafter · YC

About

Johannes Lutz founded Innovis VC, a European venture capital student organization, before starting CoCrafter in the construction sector.

Founder at CoCrafterYC W24

Intro paths

YC

Johannes went through Y Combinator (Winter 2024) — any YC alum in your network can reach them through the YC community.

GP

Their group partner at YC was Nicolas Dessaigne, General Partner at Y Combinator — the partner who ran CoCrafter's batch and knows the company first-hand. YC profile ↗

In turn, Johannes can intro founders to CoCrafter's investors below.

Co-founders at CoCrafter

AVAnnabell V.
Annabell V.Founder

Experience

  1. CoCrafter GmbH (YC W24)Co-Founder & CEOcurrent2023 — present
  2. Innovis VCCo-Chairman Advisory Board2022 — 2025
  3. Innovis VCCo-Founder & Management Board2020 — 2022
  4. 10x FoundersEarly Stage Investor2021 — 2023

Frequently asked questions

Who is Johannes Lutz?
Johannes Lutz founded Innovis VC, a European venture capital student organization, before starting CoCrafter in the construction sector.
Where does Johannes Lutz work?
Johannes Lutz is Founder of CoCrafter.
What companies did Johannes Lutz found?
Johannes Lutz founded CoCrafter.
Where did Johannes Lutz go to school?
Johannes Lutz studied at Y Combinator (W24 Batch); Center for Digital Technology and Management (CDTM) (Honours Degree, Technology Management); Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (B.Sc., Economics).

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