The orb and its status
The orb sits in the centre, and next to it you see what is happening: whether it is waiting, listening or working, on which task, on which machine and what the last step was. To talk to it, you tap the orb.
The interface
Open the assistant and you know without reading a word whether it is waiting, listening or working: the colour of the orb in the centre tells you. On one side you see what the machines are doing, on the other your conversations. This main view is called AI Command Core, and you can use it in light or dark theme with whichever accent colour you like.
AI Command Core
The orb sits in the centre, and next to it you see what is happening: whether it is waiting, listening or working, on which task, on which machine and what the last step was. To talk to it, you tap the orb.
Which agents are working and in which teams, how the machines are doing (processor, memory and graphics card) and how much is being spent. Usage is measured in tokens, the unit AI providers charge by, and the cost can be broken down by provider, machine, project, model and day.
All your conversations, with search and favourites. For each one you can see which machine and project it ran on.
You type and the conversation starts. To attach a file, drag it in or paste it.
An animated office with one character per machine. Each one changes pose depending on what it is doing.
The first time you open a screen, a guide walks you through it step by step. The whole app is in Spanish and English.
States
With the same colours and the same rhythm as in the app.
Emotions
Every answer carries an emotion, which changes the colour of the orb and the tone of the voice at the same time.
Accents
You choose the accent colour in Settings > Appearance. There are 21 single and 12 dual ones, which paint the orb and the logo in a gradient. You can try them right here.
Cyan
These are the values the app uses in the dark theme. In the light theme, each accent has a darker version so it stays readable.
The conversation
The assistant answers with buttons to choose from, asks your permission before carrying out a plan and shows every step in a console as it goes: which tool it uses, what comes back and when it finishes.
This is a mock-up with made-up data. We do not show screenshots because the real app only holds conversations and personal data, and that should not appear on a public website.
Palette
#00020a#00d4ff#a78bfa#00ff88#fbbf24#ff2255Typography. In the app, Orbitron for headings and system labels and Rajdhani for body text. On this website we use Orbitron and Inter, which reads better in long passages, and we serve both from our own domain.