Everything. Spoken.
Eight capabilities, one Orb. This is what happens when the keyboard becomes optional.
Voice is the operating system.
The Orb is not a mascot - it is the interface. It listens, answers, and navigates for you, and every transition is reactive to real audio, not a baked animation. Four personas carry the conversation: Justine, Emma, Lucas, and Felix, each with their own voice and temperament.
States are legible at a glance, from idle to listening to speaking to processing. Tap it anywhere - including on this page.
Describe it. Watch it build.
Live Mode streams the build while you speak. Apps, games, websites, storefronts, and tools assemble themselves in front of you, then deploy to a ur1s.xyz subdomain on the CDN with automatic SSL the moment you stop talking.
This is the engine behind the ten-minute company: from spoken idea to live, monetised URL before your coffee cools.
- Streaming builds you watch in realtime
- Deploy to *.ur1s.xyz with auto SSL
- Custom domains on paid plans
- Storefront payments baked in
43 models. One prompt.
Generate and edit images across 43 models without leaving the conversation. Style presets take you from photoreal to painterly in a word, and generated art drops straight into the canvas of whatever you are building.
Work that keeps working.
Agents plan, call tools, and carry multi-step jobs to completion - research, builds, file operations, and scheduled work. Memory persists across turns, and a task started on one surface can be picked up and finished on another.
azros-agent runs free for everyone; azros-ethos-agent takes on the long-horizon jobs.
- Synchronous and fire-and-forget tools
- Long-horizon planning and verification
- Memory across turns and sessions
- Cross-surface task handoff
The Neural Resonance Network.
Most assistants forget you between chats. The Neural Resonance Network is a persistent memory layer that learns, reinforces, and consolidates what matters - and gracefully lets go of what does not. It follows you across sessions and across every surface.
Tell the Orb something on your watch on Monday; it remembers in your terminal on Friday.
- Cross-session, cross-surface recall
- Frequently used knowledge becomes permanent
- Unused knowledge decays naturally
- Up to unlimited memory on Enterprise
Real compilation, not obfuscation.
Shield compiles the frontend JavaScript of what you build into a Rust-based WebAssembly module. AES-256-GCM encryption, ephemeral per-session keys, hardware-level browser fingerprinting for licence binding, and domain-whitelisted execution.
Everyone else ships minified JS. Your builds ship WASM.
- WASM-compiled frontend delivery
- AES-256-GCM with ephemeral session keys
- Hardware fingerprint licence binding
- Domain-whitelisted execution
Paired by light.
Point your phone at your desktop and the two pair through an optical colour-flicker handshake - no internet required. From there, dispatch sandboxed tasks from your pocket and watch them execute on the desktop.
Say it from the couch; your desktop does it at the desk.
- Optical pairing, internet-free
- QR pairing as the fallback
- Sandboxed phone-to-desktop task dispatch
- Audio levels stream between surfaces in realtime
One session. Five surfaces.
Phone, watch, desktop wallpaper, terminal, and the web share one auth, one wallet, one Orb, and one continuous session. Start dictating on the wrist, refine on the wallpaper, ship from the shell.
Hear it for yourself.
The Orb is one tap away, on this page, right now.