EinfachStart

Einfachstart is a German term formed from einfach ("easy") and Start ("start"). It is used to denote an uncomplicated or quick beginning in a range of contexts, from everyday activities to technical procedures. In general usage it can refer to a simple entry into a process, such as a sign-up flow, installation, or onboarding sequence.

As a brand name or product label, Einfachstart is used in German-speaking markets to signal ease of use and low-friction setup. In technology and consumer electronics, it may describe features such as setup wizards, guided tours, or beginner-oriented tutorials designed to help new users begin with minimal effort. In education and training, the term can describe introductory courses or pathways that provide a straightforward entry point.

Origin and notes: The term is a compound of two common German words and is part of contemporary corporate and consumer language. There is no single canonical definition or standard usage, and it often functions as a marketing descriptor rather than a technical term. Capitalization and branding vary, with possible renderings such as Einfachstart, EinfachStart, or einfachstart depending on context.

See also: Einstieg, Einstiegspunkt, Onboarding, Setup, Benutzerfreundlichkeit.