Frankfurt’s Jewish community has become the first in Germany to launch an app to help combat antisemitism by alerting users to potential security threats.
After three years of research and development, and closely studying apps used by various churches, the Jewish community has now unveiled its app, which serves both its members and the general public.
It also has a protected area where members can exchange ideas “without fear”.
Benjamin Graumann, head of Frankfurt Jewish community’s digitalisation department, said the app is a vital tool for community engagement, offering updates on events and fostering member connections.
