A custom playbook
Build your process into a sequence of steps. It could turn a sales call into a follow-up, or an interview into an editorial feature.
We help agencies and consultancies turn the threat and confusion from AI into an opportunity.
Run your clients' research, campaigns, visuals and films on a platform branded as your business. Build your method into the work and decide what to charge for it.
Banks, telcos, governments and consumer brands.




Agencies and consultancies. Their clients see their name, not ours.






The models do the generating. The layers above them give your firm the client knowledge, specialist agents and controls needed to run the work.
Your white-label platform is the starting point. Add a custom playbook, a specialist Maestro or a new capability on the same infrastructure. Turn it into a service your firm can sell.
See the custom options ↗Unlimited clients, workspaces and users, with access set by team and brand. Roles, approvals and an audit trail help you manage the work. No per-seat fees.
Agents make research reports, campaign assets, visuals, films and decks. They can carry out multi-step jobs, with the work ready for your team to review.
The Brand Vault holds client knowledge and approved reference material. Agents can use that context without your team putting it all into every brief.
Text, image, video, audio and research models on one bill. We maintain the model connections and add new models without another setup project for your team.
All four layers run under your name.
Bring the right people together for each client.
Agents for the jobs your clients need done.
Keep client knowledge with the work.
Use current models without managing the connections.
Your long-term advantage / Context
gimmefy's context layer keeps the knowledge behind each client's work: their brand, market, design rules and private information. Agents use it to make work that fits the business, without your team explaining everything again.
That knowledge grows as you work together. The platform becomes more useful to the client, and your firm gives them another reason to stay.
Brand Vault / Five layers of client knowledge
Their audience, positioning, tone of voice and visual rules. Keep the brand facts in one place so your team does not have to add them to every brief.
Choose a layer to see what it keeps.
A Lens changes how an agent approaches a brief. Choose an existing approach, or add your firm's method for use in supported work. Try the same brief through the options below.
“Give people a reason to try our product.”
Make the benefit clear. Give people a simple way to try it.
Instinct learns useful preferences from your work and edits, so you do not have to repeat them. These memories are private to you. You can view, edit or remove them.
Lead with the recommendation.
Brand knowledge is shared with the right client team. Personal memory stays private to each person.
It's all yours.
Client knowledge, specialist agents and the tools to make the work. Take a quick tour of real partner platforms.
Real screens. Different partner brands.
The same platform, under your name.







Client work and demonstrations made on gimmefy. Browse a project or choose the kind of work you want to see.
Open a client project to see the brief, the work and the source material behind it.
Client projects open under your name, on your platform. It's all yours.
Product imagery, campaign visuals, films and more, made on the platform.



Product imagery made with the client’s pack as a reference.
Massel · food


A campaign idea adapted for different advertising formats.
Singlife · insurance



Ad sets in the client’s language and channel formats.
Nivāsa · KannadaFilms developed from approved stills, with the product as a reference.
Massel · Nivāsa · Meerab



Collection imagery and layouts for a fashion season.
Meerab · fashion



Product imagery using a chosen model and garment across multiple views.
A tailored studio



Product images and loading-dock scenes based on technical references.
A tailored studio



Brand identity and launch campaign work developed from an initial brief.
Licks & Rubs · brand demonstrationWhatever it makes carries your name, not ours. It's all yours.
White label already gives you a platform under your firm's name. Custom development goes further: turn your method into a repeatable service, or add a capability your client needs that isn't there yet.
Your custom tool uses the models, client knowledge, permissions and billing already in your platform. We build the new capability on that foundation, reducing the development work and cost.
Charge for the consulting and setup, then for running, managing or maintaining it. Use it to do the work for a client, or help their team use it themselves. As it becomes part of their day-to-day work, your firm has more reasons to stay involved.
Some of the custom work already built on gimmefy.

A branded email newsletter from a brief. Built for a healthcare distributor.

Follow-up emails and coaching feedback from a sales-call transcript. Built for a B2B agency, in Dutch.

Editorial features from roadside interview recordings. Built for a truck maker.

Annual strategy planning using eight thinking lenses. Built for a luxury boat builder.

On-model product images in multiple poses and angles. Built for a fashion label.

Product and loading-dock imagery for industrial crates. Built for a logistics-equipment maker.
One number for brand health across every outlet, with a franchise view. Built for a restaurant chain.

Ten LinkedIn content angles for a B2B buying committee. Built for a B2B agency.
Two playbooks that follow a planning method all the way to a briefing contract. Built for a strategy collective.
Five concept directions based on a client RFP. Built for an events agency.

LinkedIn ad sets with format specifications and policy checks. Built for a B2B agency.

Garment packshots on a white background. Part of the same product imaging set.

A branded email newsletter from a brief. Built for a healthcare distributor.

Follow-up emails and coaching feedback from a sales-call transcript. Built for a B2B agency, in Dutch.

Editorial features from roadside interview recordings. Built for a truck maker.

Annual strategy planning using eight thinking lenses. Built for a luxury boat builder.

On-model product images in multiple poses and angles. Built for a fashion label.

Product and loading-dock imagery for industrial crates. Built for a logistics-equipment maker.
One number for brand health across every outlet, with a franchise view. Built for a restaurant chain.

Ten LinkedIn content angles for a B2B buying committee. Built for a B2B agency.
Two playbooks that follow a planning method all the way to a briefing contract. Built for a strategy collective.
Five concept directions based on a client RFP. Built for an events agency.

LinkedIn ad sets with format specifications and policy checks. Built for a B2B agency.

Garment packshots on a white background. Part of the same product imaging set.
Whatever we build for you carries your name, not ours. It's all yours.
Six partner platforms, each with its own identity. These are their real sign-in pages.







We'll set it up with your name, colours and domain.
Name your platform ↑Give clients something they can use. Show them your platform and the work it can do for their business. They can log in themselves, or have your team run it for them.
Decide how to charge for it. Bundle platform access with your advice, include it in a retainer or charge for the work you deliver. You set the commercial offer.
You do not need a platform team. We handle the technology behind your service, including the model connections and updates. Your team can focus on client work.
We handle the setup under your firm's identity.
Add their brand knowledge and source material to the Brand Vault.
Invite people and set their access to the relevant workspaces.
Decide how to package and charge for the service.
Partner platforms in Europe, Australia and Asia.
Pricing is mainly based on usage. Invite your team and clients without buying a subscription for every person. Bring more of the work into one platform and cut down on overlapping tools.
The context layer keeps their business knowledge close to the work. Better-informed output, less re-briefing, and a platform that becomes more useful as you build up that knowledge together.
Research, strategy, campaigns, visuals and films are already built in. Add a custom playbook, specialist agent or capability when a client needs something more.
Bring colleagues and clients into the workspaces they need. A person can work across several brands, and a brand can have several teams. You decide who can access what.
Your firm is on the platform and the work clients receive. You decide how to package the service and what to charge. gimmefy runs underneath.
We work with banks, government organisations and large FMCG companies. Workspaces have access controls, with roles, approvals and an audit trail to help you keep client work secure.
We handle the setup, maintenance and model updates. New models are added to the platform without another setup project for your team. Going grey over the technology is our job.
Start with 2,000 credits and try a client brief. No per-seat fees, no setup fee, no contract. Or tell us about your client and we'll make a sample of the work for you.
An Australian savoury-flavouring brand since 1982, free from the common allergens and certified for the people most brands forget. The agents took it from a category read to a launch platform, thirty films and a shelf-ready campaign.
Open the full pack sheet →Massel competes in a pantry aisle where legacy brands win on familiarity and price. It differentiates by solving a harder problem: big, chef-worthy flavour that is also safe for people with dietary and cultural requirements. No common allergens, Low FODMAP certified by Monash, halal and kosher accredited, plant-based. The voice is warm Australian hospitality with evidence behind it.
A Beacon Audit on how the assistants describe Massel, a Landscape of the savoury-flavour category, and a Listening run on one live question: how Australian shoppers were reacting to the new Liquid Stock packaging and the loss of its Low FODMAP mark. Sources kept, every claim linked.
Campaign Creator returned a working platform, "Big flavour. Clear conscience.", with the alternative "Real stock taste, made for more people." Taste leads, the free-from story follows. The Ad Filmmaker set the film spine: a busy midweek dinner, a hook in the first three seconds, the pack reveal, the pour shot, a proper hero dish.
Hero dishes shot without a photographer: laksa, creamy coconut chicken curry, lamb stew, steak, roast potatoes, always with the real Massel pack. Then the hack series for social, nine-by-sixteen, fifteen seconds each: "How to make carrots taste expensive", "Upgrade your butter in ten seconds", "Cooking rice in water is a missed opportunity", "Stop roasting naked potatoes", "The thirty-second pan sauce secret".
The focus group argued the inclusive-flavour positioning before a frame was shot. The Film Suite brief that came out of it is written for educated, label-reading grocery shoppers and health-conscious food lovers.
Fifteen-second vertical films for Reels and TikTok, a launch plan for two markets, and product-true hero photography for retail and web.
Partner client · ask Frontier before publishing. Made on gimmefy. Counts are records in the platform, not accepted assets.
A doorstep home-loan service for Tier-2 and Tier-3 Karnataka families, zero commission, in Kannada and English. Four hundred visuals, nine films, a doorstep film brief, and ads in a language most tools cannot set.
Open the full pack sheet →Nivāsa is not a lender. It brings lender choice, advice, document pickup and follow-through until disbursement, to families who feel intimidated by banks. The promise: a home loan you can actually get, without paying a rupee for the help. Voice: warm, plain, respectful, code-mixing Kannada and Hindi where natural. Archetype: the Caregiver.
A Beacon Audit on how AI answers describe Nivāsa and the affordable-housing category. The Presentation Coach also caught a contradiction in a brief, an "RBI-regulated NBFC" claim against a vault that says "not a lender", and refused to average them.
The Ad Filmmaker and the Director's Cut turned the brief into a doorstep film: the balcony, the bookshelf, the mother's phone call, the quiet confidence that this can really happen. The Director's Cut brief is written for underserved rural and semi-urban families.
"No salary slip? No problem." "Got land? Build your dream home now." Split-scene follow-up calls, families outside modest Karnataka homes, a provision-store owner, a construction site with the advisor present. Nine films, including "Dream Home Journey", "Home Loan Hope" and a twenty-nine-second "Journey to Dignity".
A focus group put that question to the room and came back with an answer. The doorstep brand was argued from the customer's side before any money moved.
Static posters in two languages, the split-scene call series, and vertical films for WhatsApp and Instagram.
Own instance · ask before naming. Made on gimmefy. Counts are records in the platform, not accepted assets.
A digital-first insurer with a challenger's posture. The agents ran a Goldmine and a Listening on one hard question, a category audit, four focus groups on the buying journey, and two hundred visuals for a long-term-care campaign.
Open the full pack sheet →Singlife collapses the silos between protection and wealth, employer benefits and wellbeing. Trust is currency, every transaction should be effortless, and financial freedom is the destination. Archetype: the Explorer.
The Goldmine and Listening runs were briefed on two questions: what people say happened when they decided whether to top up their CareShield or ElderShield cover, and what Singaporeans are actually saying about planning and paying for long-term care, dementia and critical illness. A Beacon Audit covered how the assistants describe Singlife's long-term-care products.
Campaign Creator built the launch of an unbundled travel-insurance builder as a four-to-six-week sprint followed by an always-on conversion pillar. The long-term-care work took the opposite tone: quiet, domestic, honest.
A caregiver seen from behind, a husband helping his wife through physiotherapy in an HDB flat, medical invoices and a wallet, the Singlife burst as a floor inlay in a six-star lobby. Then the digital bus-shelter set: "1 in 2 Singaporeans could face severe…".
How to design and improve an online application for prospective buyers. Why customers still fill in written forms. Where the brand sits at a crossroads with its audience. An expert critique on perceived premium.
The digital OOH set for long-term care, four films including an HDB family piece, and the travel-insurance launch plan.
Own instance · tender live · hold from publishing. Made on gimmefy. Counts are records in the platform, not accepted assets.
A premium truck brand that sells dependability, not price. The agents built a custom playbook that turns roadside recordings into editorial, a total-cost-of-ownership campaign, an Asia Pacific landscape, and a fifteen-second brand film.
Open the full pack sheet →Volvo Trucks treats the professional driver as a central stakeholder, sells total cost of ownership rather than price, and leads the transition to fossil-free heavy transport. Voice: confident, grounded, proof over hype.
A Beacon Audit on how the assistants describe the brand, and a Landscape on Volvo Trucks in Asia Pacific in 2026: the segment, the competitive set, the forces. The Viral Content Radar then mapped the Long and Regional Haul conversation.
Campaign Creator returned "Beyond the Price Tag: The TCO Advantage", an always-on social campaign that repurposes existing editorial. The Presentation Coach built the deck a fleet director needs to win the budget fight with a CFO.
The custom Audio-to-Editorial playbook converted fifteen original-language recordings into a structured source library with English translation and evidence notes, ready for the writing stages. The Content Repurpose Machine turned six insight articles and a managing director's blog into a social suite. The Localization Sprint transcreated it.
The social campaign was put in front of a panel before it ran.
Social posts across the thematic campaign, the localised article set, and the FH Electric launch hero tied to the electrification grant window.
Own instance · ask Volvo before publishing. Made on gimmefy. Counts are records in the platform, not accepted assets.
Premium-looking handbags at a democratic price. A demonstration brand the agents took from a wardrobe to a launch: collections, campaigns, sale moments, a ninety-second brand film and twenty-eight focus-group sessions.
Open the full pack sheet →Meerab makes handbags for college, commute, travel and weddings, and keeps them affordable. Fashion-forward but never intimidating. Online browsing with offline reassurance.
Focus groups were run as rooms of experts: ten creative strategists on breakthrough growth ideas, an analysis of the quarter's results for trending content and seasonal moments.
Launches for the WAVES sling collection with its "sculptural sensuality" brief, a Red Velvet hero, an Independence Day Freedom Sale and a New Year moment, each with LinkedIn ads and thought-leadership plans behind it.
A woman with a Meerab bag in a luxury city at golden hour, a collection layout on soft beige, festive gold, campus street style. Films: "Style That Carries You" at ninety-two seconds, "Contemporary Campus Elegance" at twenty-nine, a fifteen-second Reel with a college student and a plum-magenta bag.
Growth ideas, content calendars, launch plans and inventory questions all went through the room first.
Hero posts for each collection, vertical Reels, and the seasonal sale set.
Demonstration brand · no permission needed. Made on gimmefy. Counts are records in the platform, not accepted assets.

A dinosaur on a park bench. An astronaut drifting through space. Short films made in Frontier’s own white-label platform.
Three selected clips from the FrontierOS Hypereel project. Each is a separate film with its own scene, camera direction and sound.
The image brief added more monitors and sticky notes to the desk. These two stills show the change.


Creative experiments made in FrontierOS on gimmefy. Shown as generated work.


No brief existed. We gave the platform a name and a category and asked for a brand, a launch and the assets to run it.
The product is the logo. Vet-clinic restraint, Kodak colour, natural kitchen sound.


Premium fresh dog food in Singapore. The open lane is honesty: show the food being made.
Product photography, a lifestyle set in a Singapore kitchen, a fresh-food film and a Singapore launch motion piece.


Not crops, recompositions. The subject stays framed and the brand survives every aspect ratio.
A demonstration brand made on gimmefy. Every asset generated with the brand vault loaded.