Four lines. One studio behind them.
The network grew out of what clients asked for after the first engagement ended. Each line is a separate offer with its own site, its own contract and its own audience, run by the same people, to the same standard.
Genica
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The studio. Technical direction and product engineering for founders taking a SaaS product from first specification to a product people love.
AIgenica
aigenica.com
The automation agency. We automate the repetitive work in European companies' documents, inboxes and systems, with a person in the loop where it matters.
Visit aigenica.comEduGenica
edugenica.com
The platform practice. Branded homes for courses, masterclasses, conferences and streamed events, marketing, ticketing, access and analytics in one place.
Visit edugenica.comFlowGenica
flowgenica.com
The product. Agencies define the workflow once, then every client engagement runs on it, stages, owners, dates and the status the client can see.
Visit flowgenica.com
Which line do you need?
Most people arrive at the wrong one, which is fine, we will point you at the right one on the call, including when the right one is somebody else.
- Genica
- You have a SaaS product to build, or a half-built one that has stopped moving, and you need someone to own the technical outcome rather than rent you hands.
- AIgenica
- Your team spends hours every week reading documents, re-typing data between systems or answering the same requests. You want that work automated inside the tools you already use, with a person checking what matters.
- EduGenica
- You teach, train, or run events, and you are tired of splitting your audience across a course tool, a ticketing tool, a webinar tool and a mailing list, none of which carry your brand.
- FlowGenica
- You run an agency or a studio, your delivery process lives in three people’s heads, and clients ask for status because they have no other way to get it.
And the work that is not for sale.
The SaaS layer for Payload CMS, boilerplate, plugins and a job scheduler, MIT-licensed and used in production. It sits outside the network on purpose: it is free, MIT-licensed, and used by people who will never hire us.
We maintain it because the products we build for clients stand on it, and because the fastest way to judge a studio is to read what it publishes when nobody is paying.
One call covers the whole network.
You do not need to work out which line you are on before you talk to us. Book the call, describe the problem, and we will route it.
or write to hello@genica.org