Gemifier hasn't opened yet.

1. Nothing is written down or binding yet

Any conversation, call or demo you have with us before the company is formally incorporated is informal. It's a discussion, not an offer: nothing is agreed in writing, nothing is signed, and nothing is invoiced. That stays true right up until a real legal entity exists to actually be the other party to an agreement.

2. No account, just a conversation

There's no self-serve signup today, and getting in touch doesn't create an account for you anywhere. Instead, you get on a call with our team, where we walk you through a live presentation of the application itself. Nothing is provisioned in your name: no environment, no API key, no organization on file.

3. What we do with your data right now

If you fill out the contact form or get on a call with us, we handle that exactly as described in our privacy policy: typically your name, work email, company and whatever you tell us, kept for only as long as that policy says. Cookies and analytics on this site run only if you accept them, see the cookie policy.

We are not yet processing any product or end-user data on anyone's behalf, because nobody is live on the platform. The processor role described in the privacy policy starts the day a customer actually sends us data, not before.

4. No payment, ever, before we're open

We will not take a payment, send an invoice, or ask you to sign anything, not the terms of service, not the data processing agreement, not an order form, until incorporation is complete. Those documents are reviewed templates for that point: read them if you want to see the shape of what we'll eventually ask you to agree to, but none of them govern anything today.

5. We'll be opening soon

The company is being incorporated now, and we expect to open soon. If you'd like to see the product before then, or just want to be first in line once we do, get in touch, we're always happy to talk it through on a call.

Read the documents yourself

Everything above is a plain-language summary. The documents themselves, still templates until a real entity exists to sign them, are here too.