About Famitek
We build enterprise applications
using agentic AI.
Famitek is an engineering company. We do not write strategy decks about artificial intelligence — we ship the systems, run them in production, and keep them running. Every platform in our catalog is software we built ourselves, serving real customers today.
We sell these platforms ourselves, and we also let independent operators put their own brand on the same software and sell it in their own market. Both channels run on the same engineering. That second one is called a Famitek charter.
Track record
Ten years of shipping, not piloting
Most AI work never leaves the pilot stage. Gartner expects more than 40% of agentic AI projects to be cancelled before the end of 2027, largely because they never reach production.[1] Our entire catalog is the opposite case: systems that survived contact with real users.
How we work
One engineering team, two ways to buy
The same people build both. The difference is who the customer is and who owns the relationship.
Direct engagement
An enterprise comes to us with a problem — a process to automate, a workforce to bring up to speed, a vision system to deploy on a factory floor. We design it, build it, put it in production and keep it running. This is custom work, priced per engagement.
A charter
An operator licenses one of our finished platforms, puts their own name and prices on it, and sells it in their market as their own product. No engineering on their side. Monthly fee per platform, and they keep what their customers pay them.
Reach
Cross-domain by design
A pattern that works in one industry rarely stays there. Vision models built for medical imaging end up inspecting parts on a production line; the readiness scoring built for corporate training ends up ranking job candidates. Breadth is not a marketing claim for us — it is where most of our engineering leverage comes from.
- Healthcare
- Finance
- Manufacturing
- Retail
- Legal
- Education
- Government
- Consulting
- Technology
- Real estate
- Energy
- Transport
What we believe
The platform layer is settled. Distribution is not.
Building is no longer the hard part
Models, tooling and infrastructure are commodities now. Anyone with funding can assemble a capable AI product. What almost nobody has is a trusted relationship with the business that needs it.
Most businesses still have not started
US Census Bureau data shows AI use among American businesses still in single digits as a share of all firms.[2] The demand is early, not late — the buyers simply do not know who to call.
So we split the work
We do the part that needs engineers. Our charters do the part that needs a local reputation. Neither side has to become the other.
References
- Gartner, “Gartner Predicts Over 40% of Agentic AI Projects Will Be Canceled by End of 2027” — gartner.com
- US Census Bureau, “Artificial Intelligence Use by Businesses” — census.gov