ODILO Rebrands as Letmino and Expands Workplace Learning Platform

September 04, 2026
ODILO has rebranded as Letmino and expanded its workplace learning portfolio with AI supported tools for employee training.
ODILO Rebrands as Letmino and Expands Workplace Learning Platform
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ODILO has rebranded as Letmino and expanded its workplace learning portfolio, the company announced in a press release. The new brand includes an updated visual identity and learning products for corporate and institutional customers.

Letmino uses AI to organize and contextualize learning materials based on workforce needs. Its platform provides curated and verified learning paths for employee training, upskilling, and reskilling.

The company offers packages for small and medium businesses as well as multinational corporations. Led by CEO Sarah Harmon, Letmino says its learning resources reach more than 170 million users worldwide.

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