Defendant
1 case as defendant.
Company overview. IDAGIO GmbH is a privately held, venture-backed German company headquartered in Berlin (the legal entity was registered under its former name, My Classic World GmbH, and now trades as IDAGIO). The classical-music streaming service launched in 2015, founded by Till Janczukowicz and Christoph Lange. Sources describe a small team of roughly 21–26 employees; third-party trackers (Kona Equity, Tracxn) estimate annual revenue in the mid-single-digit to ~$16 million range, though IDAGIO does not publish audited figures. Investors include b2venture and Macquarie Group, with total disclosed funding of roughly $21–27 million (PitchBook, Tracxn, tech.eu).
Products / services. IDAGIO operates a streaming platform dedicated exclusively to classical music, with free and paid (subscription) tiers. It offers on-demand listening from a catalog of millions of classical recordings, expert-curated playlists and editorial content, and a proprietary data model/metadata system tailored to classical works that supports advanced search and comparison of multiple recordings of the same composition. The company describes itself as spanning streaming, recordings, and live-music partnerships, and reports app users across some 160–190 countries.
Patent-litigation posture. IDAGIO is an operating company defending against a patent-infringement suit: it has zero plaintiff appearances and one defendant appearance in the tracked data. That case, DynaMuse LLC v. IDAGIO GmbH (2:25-cv-01111), was filed November 6, 2025, in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas — a venue often used against foreign defendants. The plaintiff, New Mexico-based DynaMuse LLC, is a non-practicing entity characterized by the Stanford NPE Litigation Database as asserting acquired patents; it filed parallel suits the same day against other music platforms such as SoundCloud, Mixcloud, and Xandrie/Deezer. The suit was consolidated for pretrial purposes with the lead SoundCloud case.
Notable context. The asserted patent (U.S. Patent No. 10,491,646, issued 2019) covers user-controlled features for searching, managing, and sharing media content such as playlists across multiple online media platforms — technology touching the core of streaming-music services. The underlying case data and docket reflect the only tracked U.S. litigation involving IDAGIO.
Patent infringement suit in which an Ex Parte complaint analysis identifies US 10491646 as the patent-in-suit. Part of the Eastern District of Texas wave and consolidated for pretrial under lead case 2:25-cv-01113.