Four layers. One platform.
gimmefy is the white-label agent platform for marketing teams. The models are only layer one. Here are all four. They are not optional, and piecemealing them won't do.
Bottom-up. The way it stacks.
Why each layer matters on its own.
Different jobs need different models.
Forty-eight frontier models, ten providers, kept current automatically. When a new frontier model lands on Tuesday, your team has it on Tuesday. You don't compare benchmarks. The platform routes.
The best model is always the next one. We absorb that on your behalf.
Your stack is a problem an infrastructure solves once. It is not a problem your team should be solving every week.
Brand-faithful by default.
Brand Vaults, Memory Vaults, Personal Vaults. Up to fourteen layers of context behind every reply. Every model on Layer 01 reads from Layer 02 on every run, because models without context hallucinate brands.
Your AI shouldn't have to be re-introduced to your brand every time you talk to it.
Marketing-native workflows.
Studio for the open conversation. Skills for sharp single-purpose work. Maestros for strategic perspective. Playbooks for end-to-end campaigns. Hubs for visual, video, audio, data viz. Focus Group and Model Council for evaluation. Strategise · Build · Create · Evaluate, all on the same canvas.
A capability is a model with a job description.
No shadow AI.
Workspaces, projects, role-based access, sharing controls, audit logs, white label, unlimited users. Per-seat pricing for AI is an idea whose time has not arrived. Runs on SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certified infrastructure, with more than nine hundred row-level security policies.
Shadow AI is what happens when an organisation has AI without infrastructure. Layer 04 is how you stop having shadow AI.
All four. Or none of them.
A model on its own is raw material. A capability on its own is a tool. Workflows without governance are a security incident waiting. Governance without context is a process diagram nobody reads.
The four layers exist together because marketing teams need them together. Together they stop being a stack of tools and start being an infrastructure. We named the category. We built the first one. We intend to defend it.