Interfaces for your own AI
Everything you've connected. One surface.
Axylore is the front end — a command centre for your own AI, your mail, calendar, repositories and files. Every design is live to try right now. The desktop app that connects it to your accounts is being built, and the waitlist gets it first.
The catalogue
Five interfaces. Six colourways. Pick the one you'd leave open all day.
Every interface runs on the same engine. Pick a shape, try it in any colourway right on its card, then open the live demo in that colour.
Make your own
BespokeNot seeing it? Show us a reference image — a screenshot, a film still, a moodboard — or just describe it. We build it on the same engine and email you a private link to try it live.
- Reference image or description
- Same engine, same voice
- Private live preview
What the surface does
A control room, not a chat box.
Everything here works in the live demos today, on sample data. The two marked In the app arrive with the desktop app.
Reactive presence
The core responds to your voice amplitude, to typing, and to work happening in the background — paired with a generative ambient bed that shifts chord as the state changes. You know what it is doing without reading a word.
Six voices, switchable live
Sterling is British and dry, Vesper British and crisp, Nova and Atlas American, Maeve Irish — plus your system default. Change persona or speaking rate mid-conversation; the next sentence comes back in the new voice.
Hands-free, with a wake word
Hold the space bar to talk, or leave the microphone open and let it restart itself. Set a wake word and it stays quiet until you address it by name.
Every project in view
Status, branch, health and time logged for every project. Click one for its detail and launch actions; ask about it and the interface shows you exactly what it read.
Connected inboxes In the app
Mail, calendar and messages fold into one feed with flagging and conflict detection. Read-only by default; anything that writes is opt-in per service. The demos show it with sample data.
Theme engine
Six colourways out of the box and a token file to add your own. Palette changes drive both the interface chrome and the particle core at once.
One palette for everything
⌘K searches projects, files, mail and commands in one list — and anything it does not recognise goes to the assistant as a question. One keystroke from anywhere to anything.
A mind you can watch
Cortex draws your projects and services as a constellation brain. Ask something and the signal runs through the regions it touches, so you can see what it is thinking about.
It opens things
Every project carries real launch actions — open in your editor, reveal in Finder, jump to the repository, copy the path. The interface is a launcher, not a read-only dashboard.
Focus sessions
Start a timer on any project in Deck and it tracks where your hours actually went. It keeps counting across reloads and sits right on the project card.
A brief, not a feed
Deck opens with a plain-language daily brief composed from live state — what is mid-run, what wants you, what is next on the calendar. Computed locally, no model call, no waiting.
Your Claude, your pick In the app
Put in just the Claude projects and chats you're working on, and take them out any time. Only those show up in the interface, and only those are shared with the AI when you ask it something.
Connectors
Bring what you already use.
76 connections are built into the app so far. Each one only reads, and any key it needs comes from you and is kept encrypted on your computer. More are on the way.
See every connection, what each one reads, and what's coming →
Some services don't allow other apps to read your data — WhatsApp, iMessage and Signal among them — so Axylore won't. Connections depend on each provider's rules, which can change, and Axylore isn't affiliated with or endorsed by any of these companies.
Ask for a connection Missing one you use? Tell us which.
How the app will work
Running in an afternoon.
The desktop app is in development. This is the plan.
Choose an interface
Pick a layout and a colourway, or bring your own design. Install the app and a short walkthrough sets it up.
Claude is built in
Your plan includes Claude, Anthropic's AI, with a monthly allowance. Prefer your own Anthropic API key? Use it instead, and Anthropic bills you directly.
Connect your services
Sign in to the connections you want. Their sign-in tokens are encrypted and kept on your computer, and everything shows up in the rails and the feed.
Early access
Not on sale yet. Get in first.
Every design is free to try above. The desktop app that connects them to Claude and your accounts is being built. Join the waitlist to hear when it's ready.
Studio
7-day free trial — just your email, no card. Then $30 a month if you choose to subscribe; cancel any time. Not on sale yet.
All five interfaces, every colourway, and the full toolkit, in a desktop app with Claude built in.
- All five interfaces — Nexus, Deck, Cortex, Horizon and Slate
- All six colourways, plus your own
- Claude built in, or your own Anthropic API key
- You pick which Claude projects and chats it sees
- Connections to the services you use
- Six switchable voice personas
- Hands-free listening with a wake word
- Command palette across everything you own
- Cortex constellation brain of projects and services
- Horizon voice landscape
- Live task queue, schedule and inbox in Deck
- Focus sessions and the daily brief
- Project launcher — open any repo in your editor
- Generative ambient audio bed
Atelier
A design built around your work rather than adapted to it. Request one today and try it live for free.
- Bespoke layout and motion from your reference or description
- Custom core animation — your own signature
- A private live preview, emailed to you
- Your layout stays exclusive to you
- Everything in Studio when the app ships
Nothing is for sale yet, and no payment is taken anywhere on this site. The planned price is $30 a month after a 7-day free trial that needs no card. The AI included in the plan has a monthly allowance, shown before you subscribe. If any of this changes before launch, the waitlist hears first.
Your data
Local-first, and we mean the boring version of that.
You'll be connecting your mail, your calendar and your files to something, so you should know exactly where it all goes. This is how the desktop app is being built. The demos on this site run in your browser and send nothing to us.
It runs on your machine
The app is a local application. What you connect is fetched by your computer, shown on your computer, and stored nowhere else.
Keys are locked to your computer
API keys and sign-in tokens are encrypted with your operating system's own protection — the Keychain on a Mac, Windows Data Protection on a PC — before they're saved. They leave your computer only to sign in to their own service.
You choose what the AI sees
Only what you put in your Axylore is sent to Claude, and only when you ask it something. Connections ask to read unless a feature needs more, and anything that writes — sending mail, moving an event — asks you first, every time.
Not stored, not trained on
With your own API key, questions go straight to Anthropic. With the AI included in your plan, they pass through our relay to Anthropic and we don't keep them. We never train AI on your data or sell it. Anthropic doesn't train on API data by default and deletes it within 30 days, longer only where its policies require.
Leaving is simple
Disconnect a service and its token is deleted. Remove the app's data folder and nothing of yours remains on your computer.
No ads, no trackers
No analytics, advertising or tracking code, in the app or on this site. Even the fonts here come from this site rather than a third party.
Demo notice — the interfaces on this site are live demos. Nothing is connected to a real service, nothing is for sale, and the assistant answers from a short scripted list. Project names, inbox counts and activity are sample data.
Questions
Good to know.
What will I get?
A desktop app for Windows and Mac: all five designed interfaces, the reactive presences behind them, the project launcher, the command palette, the voice layer and the connections, with Claude built in. The plan is $30 a month after a 7-day free trial that needs no card.
Do I need an API key? Which AI does it use?
No key needed: Claude, Anthropic's AI, is included in the plan with a monthly allowance. If you'd rather use your own Anthropic API key, you can, and then Anthropic bills you directly for what you use. The demos need nothing at all.
Does the voice feature send audio anywhere?
Not to us. Spoken replies use your computer's own voices. Listening uses your browser's built-in speech recognition, which browsers usually run on their maker's servers: in Chrome and Edge, your audio goes to Google or Microsoft to be turned into text, under their privacy policies. The level meter that moves the visuals never leaves the page. Rather not? Type instead; everything works the same.
Can I change the voice, and does my machine matter?
Change it whenever you like from the voice panel — the choice persists per device. The personas resolve to whatever voices your operating system has installed, so a Mac with the UK English voice gets a true British Sterling, while a machine without it falls back to the nearest match and says so in the panel. Installing more system voices improves all six.
Can I change the design?
Yes. Switch between the five interfaces and six colourways whenever you like. They all share one engine, so your projects and settings come with you. Want something that isn't here? Ask for your own design.
What if I want something that isn't in the catalogue?
That is what Make your own is for. Send a reference image or a description and we build it on the same engine, then email you a private link to try it live, free. When the app ships, keeping it is Atelier: the layout stays yours exclusively and never goes into the catalogue.
When can I get it?
When the desktop app is ready. Join the waitlist to hear when it is. Until then, every design is free to try here.
See it moving before you decide.
All five demos are fully interactive. Speak to them, open a project, press ⌘K, spin the core.
None of them quite right? Make your own · Want the app? Join the waitlist