We, David Nahum and Eli Bahar, have spent years running side by side, close friends moving along a shared path. Kilometer after kilometer, conversation after conversation. On one of those runs, as our footsteps and heart beat found their rhythm, a deeply personal story surfaced. It was about family

Eli spoke about his father, Leon - a senior investigative officer and an exceptional investigator, a man who carried within him entire worlds of life experiences and stories from his remarkable career. When he passed away, he left behind boxes filled with pages, waiting to be brought into the light. Leon, who deeply loved writing, never had the chance to gather them into a finished book. That thought touched us profoundly. It felt as if a time capsule of memory filled with emotion left without a voice

In that same conversation, David shared the memory of his brother, Simon, a man whose life was woven from words and deeply loved writing. He was an amateur physicist and philosopher who worked on a personal book for more than a decade. His journey was challenging and exhausting.
Each completed draft led to another demanding round of edits. He revised and rewrote endlessly. In the end, he chose to print one hundred copies and distribute them to friends and family. When he handed them the book, there was a rare spark of catharsis in his eyes. A moment of completion. The book was born, only after years of effort and pain

The stories of Leon and Simon made us understand the common need for self-expression and the desire to leave behind an intellectual and emotional legacy. Embracing this need and removing the challenges along the process became Agatha - A platform built to make storytelling natural, accessible, affordable and deeply human. A way to ensure that no meaningful story is left tucked in a drawer and no voice is lost between drafts. We wanted to empower people and give them a sense of confidence, with the tools to support them through this long journey and end up with a well-crafted creation they could be proud of.

Along the way, close friends joined us. They immediately saw the meaning behind the vision, they believed in it wholeheartedly, and became true partners in building Agatha. From there, Agatha began to take shape, a venture created to do good in the world through stories

The first completed book was a turning point. An older man, who believed his chance to tell his story had long passed, came alive through the process. His eyes sparkled. His energy returned. The process itself transformed him. His eyes sparkled, energy flowed through him with a new goal in mind. With every chapter, with every paragraph, he rediscovered a part of himself.

That was the moment we understood that Agatha was more than a platform. It was a spark for transformation