Gimmer Desktop crypto automation
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About Gimmer

A calmer way to build and operate crypto strategies.

Gimmer is a local-first desktop workspace for people who want to understand a strategy before they trust it with capital. Design, backtesting, optimization, simulation, live execution, and runtime evidence stay connected in one operating path.

Why Gimmer exists

Keep the full decision trail visible.

Trading automation becomes easier to reason about when creation, evidence, execution, and monitoring are treated as parts of the same system.

  1. 01

    Local by default

    The desktop app runs on the operator’s computer, with exchange connections and strategy data controlled from that environment.

  2. 02

    Evidence before exposure

    Backtests, parameter comparisons, simulation, drawdown, positions, orders, and runtime activity make the trade-offs inspectable before and during operation.

  3. 03

    Control stays with the user

    Gimmer supplies the operating tools. The user chooses the strategy, settings, allocation, connected account, and whether real-money execution should begin.

The team

Three disciplines, one product.

The current Gimmer team combines engineering, product direction, and market research around a shared goal: make automated trading more understandable to operate.

Lucas Assis

Full-stack engineering

Lucas Assis

Lucas builds the product surfaces and systems that connect strategy design, evidence, and reliable desktop operation.

Pérsio Flexa

Founder & product

Pérsio Flexa

Pérsio leads the product direction: giving independent operators clearer control over how strategies are built, tested, and run.

Michel Comini

Product marketing & research

Michel Comini

Michel brings advertising, data, and product research together to position Gimmer around the needs of real trading operators.

Operate with context

Start with a backtest. Move to simulation. Keep live trading a deliberate decision.

No automated strategy removes market, software, exchange, or operational risk.