Personalized shopping experiences without the privacy invasion.

The internet trained us to accept a bad bargain: share more personal data and hope the recommendations become more relevant.

We think personalization can begin with intentional signals instead.

Your favorite colors. A personality archetype. A post you saved. A wishlist item. An important date.

Each detail is chosen by you and useful because it has context. Gimmie brings those signals together so recommendations can feel personal without quietly tracking everything you do.

People should control what they share, who can see it, and how it shapes their experience.

Where should personalization draw the line?

Which details feel genuinely helpful, and which feel invasive?