A memory that lives in your chat. Tell it anything - by voice or text. It remembers, and helps the moment you need it.
No new app to learn. You just text it, like a friend. It already knows - because you told it.
Tell it once - a voice note, a file, a name. It ties your mail, calendar, notes and people together, and hands back just what you need.Under the hood: a private knowledge graph, read and updated by whichever model fits the job - so the map only gets sharper.
Every message makes it sharper. Just live your day out loud.Each note is embedded and linked into your private graph - so "the Munich thing" still resolves to the right people, files and dates months later.
It drafts the email, books the meeting, finds the file - through your own inbox and calendar. Never sends for you, never pretends to be you. It clears the path; you decide.Actions run through your own Google / Microsoft accounts on tokens you grant, and land as a draft you approve - nothing sends itself.
Everyone gets their own. The parts they choose to share join into one team memory.
Your own private memory. Knows your world, helps just you.
One shared memory, built from what everyone chooses to share.
The wall between your stuff and the team's is built in. Not a setting you can forget to switch on.
Real builds in progress. Each one puts scattered information in one place - so people see the whole picture and decide with everything in front of them.
The whole shop runs from WhatsApp - quotes, orders moving through the workshop, photos and voice notes. The catalog and every order live in one place.
A curator's life of work - shows, talks, teaching - entered once and linked by theme, artist and place.
An artist's full body of work - 1,100+ pieces - sorted by series, show, city and year, with new work filed automatically.
Who, what, which deal, what was decided - in one shared memory instead of scattered chats and heads.
Picture a brilliant librarian. Your books stay on your own shelf. The librarian just knows where everything is - and trades clever filing tricks with other librarians, never your books.
Files, chats, voice, email - they sit in your own corner of Google's cloud.Firebase. The same place, and the same safety, as Gmail or Drive. We never hold your data. You do.
It doesn't want to own your stuff. It's a way of working - it organizes what's there and helps you decide faster, like an assistant who knows where everything is but takes nothing home.
Only the tricks are shared, never your files. One Kazimir finds a faster way - they all get it.Anonymous. And you can switch it off whenever you want.
Leave anytime - and take all your data, and everything it learned, with you.
Book a free 20-minute call with Roman. He'll show you what it would do for your work - no slides, no pressure.
Book a free call with Roman SelivanNo. Your files, chats and voice notes stay in your own corner of Google's cloud (Firebase) - the same safety as Gmail or Drive. Kazimir is a method for organizing them and deciding faster. It doesn't keep your stuff. You do.
It's a way of working, not a data grab. Like a sharp assistant: it knows where everything is, spots what matters, drafts and reminds - and helps you decide. It never decides for you.
Never. Your Kazimir is yours alone. The team's Super Kazimir only gets the work facts you choose to share - never your files or chats.
Kazimirs trade tricks, not data. When one learns a faster way to handle, say, export forms, every Kazimir gets the skill - never the papers. It's anonymous, and you can turn it off.
The best ones - Claude, Gemini, GPT and more - each for what it's good at. They're just the engine. Your data stays on your own Google cloud, and the code is open for anyone to check.
Yes - through your own calendar and inbox, with your okay. It writes the draft; you tap send. It helps you act, it never pretends to be you.
One short call, and it's working that day. Roman sets it up. You install nothing and learn nothing new.
Stop anytime. You keep all your data and everything it learned. No strings.
Take Kazimir from GitHub and run it yourself - it's all there, really. But you'd start with a blank brain, alone. Two things don't come in the download:
Every Kazimir adds anonymized decision-graphs to one shared brain. Yours plugs into it - so it arrives already knowing how calls like yours tend to go, and gets sharper every week, from everyone.Connected over MCP. It's the one part that isn't in the open code - Roman's to curate, yours to tap.
Servers, model upgrades, the tuning to how you actually work - someone has to keep it alive and sharp. That someone is Roman, not you.You never touch a server, a key or a model. It just works, and keeps getting better.
The software is free. You pay for the brain it plugs into - and for never having to run it.
Want it shaped around exactly how you work? Custom builds from €2,500.
Put one in your chat for two weeks and just talk to it.