In short: cross-session memory, live web search with the sources shown, full voice mode, file understanding, and the Axion orchestration layer — in one fast, installable web app.
After months of building, Cyanix Intelligence is available to everyone. It is built for developers, researchers and independent builders — people who need an assistant that can keep up with a project rather than restart with every conversation.
What ships today
Deep memory
Projects, preferences and context persist across sessions, and you can pin, edit or delete any single memory.
Live web search
Sources shown inline with the answer, every time. No citation without a page behind it.
Voice
Speech in, speech out, and a call mode. Whisper handles transcription.
Files
PDFs, documents, spreadsheets, images and code — read, reasoned over, and edited in place rather than regenerated.
Axion
Routing, verification and automatic recovery underneath every request.
Installable
A PWA that installs to a home screen and works as an app, not a bookmark.
Why we built it
Tools built for everyone are optimised for no one in particular. Builders need persistence — the assistant should remember the project you have been on for three weeks. They need speed. And they need honesty: no confident filler, and sources you can open yourself.
The stack is deliberately lean. Groq for inference, Supabase for data and edge functions, Vercel for delivery. No unnecessary layers on the parts that matter.
What came after
This was the beginning rather than the shape. Since launch the whole answering model has been rebuilt around retrieval — grounding checks, answer tabs, a news feed and exact-answer tools. That story is in the search-first rebuild, and where it goes next is on the roadmap.