Pika
A Hebrew-first assistant for WhatsApp and Telegram. Text and voice, reminders and Google integrations, with approval before sensitive actions. Built to make everyday tasks easier.
I'm Marik Brestovitsky. I lead IT at Rakuten Viber, build tools like Pika and Kot, and co-founded and chair Computer from the Heart. Through Marik Tech, I help startups bring structure to infrastructure, security and everyday operations.
Personal tools, learning and social impact. Each project starts with a real need and grows through practical use.
A Hebrew-first assistant for WhatsApp and Telegram. Text and voice, reminders and Google integrations, with approval before sensitive actions. Built to make everyday tasks easier.

I speak Russian, but wanted to learn to read it. Kot turns the 33 Cyrillic letters into small lessons with practice and progress tracking.
A Hebrew recipe app designed to collect recipes from links in one place. Current work focuses on reliable imports and preserving the ingredients and instructions.
As co-founder and chair, I help connect donated computers, technical volunteers and families who need access to technology. A practical way to turn IT experience into opportunity.
As your team grows, IT needs to grow with it. I help startups plan infrastructure, manage access and devices, and reduce manual work, with support shaped around their needs.
Turn competing IT needs into a clear roadmap, with infrastructure priorities, vendor decisions and budget planning.
Make joining and leaving the company simpler through account access, device setup and ownership of support issues.
Plan cloud moves around your applications, access needs and operating costs, then carry out the agreed migration.
Find repetitive work worth automating, build a small working version and check it against the actual workflow.
Review identity, permissions and device protection, then prioritize practical improvements to your security baseline.
Start with the problem, agree on priorities, then build what helps.
A conversation about where things stand today, what's working, and what isn't.
A look at risks and priorities to figure out what actually needs attention first.
Moving into practical work on the priorities both sides agreed matter most.
In Israel, many children lack access to a computer because their families can't afford one. In today's world, that means falling behind in education, communication, and opportunity. Once that gap opens, it's incredibly hard to close.
I co-founded "Computer from the Heart" (מחשב מהלב) to bridge this digital divide. We collect functional computers that companies consider "obsolete" when upgrading their hardware, refurbish them with our volunteer tech team, and deliver them to families and individuals who need them most.
It's the most meaningful thing I do with my technology skills: making sure that every child has access to the tools they need for an equal chance.
Visit mahshev.org.ilGather unused computers from companies and businesses upgrading their hardware.
Our volunteer tech team inspects, repairs, and prepares each computer for use.
Package and transport computers directly to families and individuals in need.
Bridge the digital divide, giving every child an equal opportunity through technology.
I'm Marik Brestovitsky, an IT Director and technology builder based in Israel. Before any title, I'm a husband and father of three kids who keep me grounded, honest, and usually sleep deprived.
I've been curious about how things work since I took apart my first computer as a kid. That curiosity became a career: over 15 years building infrastructure, security, and cloud systems, currently leading IT at Rakuten Viber. I believe technology only matters when it actually serves people.
On the side, I build things that solve real problems, like Pika, Kot, and Kometz. I'm also co-founder and chair of Computer from the Heart, a nonprofit that refurbishes computers for families who can't afford one, because every child deserves a fair shot.
Husband and father of three. They're the reason I work hard, and the reason I know when to close the laptop.
I've been taking things apart since I was a kid. Hardware, software, networks; I just genuinely love understanding how things work.
Music is the background to everything I do: coding, thinking, unwinding. A good playlist can fix almost anything.
Somewhat competitive car racing enthusiast. The precision and focus of racing isn't that different from a production deploy at 2 AM.
Marik Brestovitsky is an IT Director with more than 15 years of experience in infrastructure, security and cloud systems. He leads IT at Rakuten Viber, founded Marik Tech, and is co-founder and chair of Computer from the Heart.
Marik Tech provides IT consulting and support for startups that need structure around infrastructure, access, devices and everyday operations. Engagements combine planning and practical work shaped around the team’s needs.
Computer from the Heart is an Israeli nonprofit that Marik co-founded and chairs. It collects donated computers, refurbishes them with volunteers and gives them to families and children who need access to a computer.
Services include fractional IT leadership, support and device management, cloud planning and migration, AI and automation, and security improvements. Work starts with understanding the team’s needs and agreeing on priorities.
A vCIO provides external IT leadership at a scale that fits the organization. Through Marik Tech, this can include infrastructure planning, vendor decisions, risk assessment and a practical technology roadmap.
Marik lives and works in Israel, leads IT at Rakuten Viber and runs Marik Tech.
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