Press · Jerwis press kit — Jérémy Sagnier

01 How to talk about Jerwis, in 3 versions.

Pick the version that fits your format (tweet, podcast intro, encyclopedia entry). All are current as of May 2026.

— Short version · 50 words (for a tweet, a caption)

Jérémy Sagnier, 41, French entrepreneur based in Roussillon (Vaucluse). Twin brother of Kevin Sagnier (founder of Eurofiscalis). He makes AI clear for non-developers through the AI Playbook newsletter (1,500+ subscribers), the AI Wars podcast and the site jerwis.fr.

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— Medium version · 100 words (for a podcast intro, an article sidebar)

Jérémy Sagnier, 41, twin brother of Eurofiscalis founder Kevin Sagnier, set out in 2024 to make artificial intelligence clear for non-developers. From his base in Roussillon, in the Luberon, he publishes AI Playbook every Friday — a newsletter followed by 1,500+ French entrepreneurs and executives — produces the AI Wars podcast with Jerwis Productions, and has written 25 articles putting Claude Code, AI agents and workflows for pros to the test. Without coding.

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— Long version · 200 words (for a Wikipedia entry, a guest page, encyclopedic use)

Jérémy Sagnier (born 1985) is a French entrepreneur based in Roussillon, in the Vaucluse. Twin brother of Kevin Sagnier, founder of Eurofiscalis (a European tax-representation firm created in 2017), he spent 8 years helping grow the group. In late 2024, after watching generative AI models arrive, he launched the Jerwis brand, dedicated to making artificial intelligence clear for non-developers. He founded Jerwis Conseil (SAS, RCS Avignon, 2025) and has since published on jerwis.fr: a free learning path, the weekly AI Playbook newsletter (1,500+ subscribers as of May 2026), the narrative AI Wars podcast (Jerwis Productions), 25+ articles and a small AI personal-branding photo generator. His stated positioning: "AI for non-devs," at the intersection of hands-on entrepreneurial experience and teaching for a general audience. Sources: jerwis.fr/jeremy-sagnier.

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02 Official metrics (May 2026)

Verifiable figures. No marketing rounding.

1,500+

AI Playbook subscribers

25+

Articles published

AI terms explained

AI Wars episodes

Podcast series

Mini-SaaS launched (€39)

100+

Sources scanned/week

1×/week

AI curation cadence

Note: the "subscriber" figures can be confirmed on request, Resend screenshots available. Podcast listens are viewable on Apple Podcasts Connect and Spotify for Creators.

03 Quotable lines

Lines ready to drop into an article. Taken from jerwis.fr publications or positions Jérémy openly stands behind.

"AI isn't just a dev thing. The real question in 2026 is how many non-tech entrepreneurs are going to get left behind."

— Jérémy Sagnier, AI Playbook · April 2026

"I do all of this for myself first. If it reaches you, it's because it was useful to me before anyone else."

— Jérémy Sagnier, jerwis.fr guarantee page

"Claude Code turns one entrepreneur into a team of 3. That's what changes the game — not the 'robot writer' angle."

— Jérémy Sagnier, Claude Code article · 2026

"We're going to see a generation of one-person, 7-figure companies emerge. Not because it's easy, but because it's become doable."

— Jérémy Sagnier, "My son's world 20 years from now" article · 2026

"The point isn't to swap your brain for an AI. It's to clear off your calendar everything that doesn't grow you."

— Jérémy Sagnier, editorial stance

04 Topics I can speak on

If you're looking for an angle for an op-ed, a podcast interview or an article, here are the hands-on areas where I'm legit:

AI for non-devs — from "ChatGPT beginner" to "Claude Code in production," drawn from 14 months of daily use.
Claude Code + AI agents — the concrete workflow of a non-dev who ships tools in production (Hermes Agent, dev-browser, the mini-SaaS photo tool).
Solo entrepreneurship + AI — the economics of the small business post-2024, what's changing inside the SMB, how AI cuts the need for agencies.
Making AI clear — why most AI tech content misses the 90% who aren't devs, and what works instead (storytelling, data-backed anecdotes, transparency).
AI geopolitics — analysis of the big lawsuits and alliances (Musk vs OpenAI, China's 2026-2030 plan), explained for a general audience.
AI & narrative podcasting — how to produce a 100% AI podcast (ElevenLabs voices, studio mastering) with no team.
Author newsletters — the economics of a solo newsletter, the target audience, the difference between a curated newsletter and an editorial one.