Cyperus provides a corporate digital press platform that lets employees choose and read their preferred digital newspapers without restrictions, while companies manage a curated catalog and receive a single monthly invoice. The service preserves employee privacy, requires no additional hardware, and aims to boost critical thinking and informed workplace conversation by giving staff easy access to quality news.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Many companies offer physical perks such as coffee or gym access but provide little support for employees’ intellectual development. Without easy, unrestricted access to quality digital newspapers, workers may miss out on current events and critical thinking opportunities, which can limit personal growth and reduce informed discussion in the workplace.
Solution
Cyperus delivers a corporate‑focused digital press platform that lets each employee select and read their preferred digital newspapers without restrictions. Employers curate a catalog of reputable publications, distribute secure access credentials, and receive a single monthly invoice. The service preserves employee privacy by allowing individuals to choose and change their newspaper lineup independently. By keeping staff informed on current affairs, Cyperus aims to boost critical thinking, foster richer workplace conversations, and contribute to a more informed society.
Target Audience
Cyperus targets medium to large enterprises and HR departments seeking to enhance employee benefits with intellectual enrichment tools.
Features
- Centralized catalog management where companies choose which digital newspapers to offer
- Individual access keys sent directly to employees for private, unrestricted reading
- Unlimited selection and easy switching of preferred publications per user
- Monthly subscription billing consolidated at the enterprise level
- No hardware or software installation required; access via standard web or app browsers
- Emphasis on supporting a free, pluralistic press to combat misinformation