# Gemicle

> Gemicle is an independent senior engineering company. It builds new products, replaces legacy systems, automates operations with AI and extends in-house teams with senior engineers. The company is based in Israel, and its engineers work from Israel, Ukraine and Eastern Europe. Clients talk directly to the founder and to the engineers who do the work. There are no juniors and no account managers in between.

Tagline: Ship the new. Replace the messy. Cut the manual. Everyone plans — we ship.

## Key facts

- Company: Gemicle, by Gemi Clever Solutions. Based in Israel. Founder: Marat Khazin.
- Engineers: senior only (5–15+ years of experience), in Israel, Ukraine and Eastern Europe.
- Clients: companies in the US, Israel, the UK and the EU, from startups to enterprises.
- Contact: start@gemicle.com · reply within 1 business day · first call with the founder: https://calendly.com/marat-6/15min
- Prices are not published. They are agreed per engagement on the first call.

## What Gemicle does

- [New products](https://gemicle.com/#services): from idea to a working first version in weeks. Fixed scope, fixed fee. The client owns the code and IP.
- [Legacy system replacement](https://gemicle.com/#services): replaces slow, expensive tools with software the team can run and change. Data is migrated and systems are connected.
- [AI automation](https://gemicle.com/#services): AI inside the client's workflow, with human approvals and a full audit trail.
- [Team extension — Senior Extension](https://gemicle.com/senior-extension.html): from one senior engineer to a full team. Most often Gemicle finds senior engineers for the client's specific open role, and the client interviews and chooses them. Three set-ups: extended team (Gemicle seniors under the client's tech lead), managed team (a Gemicle team lead runs delivery and reports to the client) or mixed team (the client's engineers and Gemicle's in one team, led by a Gemicle team lead). 14-day fit guarantee: if it isn't the right fit, the client pays nothing for those days. To start, send the open role: https://gemicle.com/senior-extension.html#send-role

## How an engagement starts

1. Talk to a founder: a 15-minute call, problem-first, no sales pitch.
2. First Plan: a 1-week paid assessment (fixed fee agreed on the call). A founder and a senior engineer deliver a written map of the problem, a scoped first step and a clear go/no-go. The fee is credited to the Sprint. Flow: send a short brief → 15-minute call within 1 business day → agree scope and fee → plan in a week.
3. Sprint or team: a 2–6 week fixed-scope, fixed-fee build in production, or senior engineers embedded in the client's team.

## How Gemicle works

Every engagement starts from Gemi Control Tower, Gemicle's delivery framework. It provides ready infrastructure (CI/CD, auth, admin, dashboards), 40+ ready modules and AI-assisted code generation and review. The first sprint goes into the client's product, not into setup. The first feature typically reaches production from day 5.

## Systems Gemicle built and runs (proof)

- [Transit Intelligence](https://gemicle.com/transit.html): passenger counters above bus doors, live analytics and dispatch for public transport in the EU. 2M+ passengers counted per day.
- [E-commerce Autopilot](https://gemicle.com/autopilot.html): an offer engine that ties every bundle, upsell and discount to revenue. +18% order value on the flows it runs.
- [AI Operations](https://gemicle.com/ai-ops.html): workflow automation with approvals, overrides and a full audit trail. 100% of automated decisions are logged and versioned.

## Questions buyers ask

- Prices? Not published. Sprints: fixed scope, fixed fee, agreed before work starts. Team extension: rates per role, agreed on the first call — often below the cost of hiring the same seniority locally.
- Can we interview the engineers first? Yes, always — the client interviews the shortlist and chooses.
- Who owns the code? The client — code and IP.
- Who leads the team? The client's tech lead, a Gemicle team lead, or a mixed team.
- How fast? A founder replies within 1 business day; First Plan in 1 week; first feature typically in production from day 5 of a Sprint.

## Good fit / not a fit

- Good fit: something needs to ship and hasn't; the buyer wants senior engineers for less than hiring them locally; the buyer wants working software, not more meetings.
- Not a fit: the buyer needs warm bodies or juniors to fill seats; nothing can start without a committee or a long discovery phase.

## Optional

- [Extended profile](https://gemicle.com/llms-full.txt)