Your office. Your teammate. On your PC.
The Arix that small offices run on a Mac, now on the Windows PCs your team already uses. It remembers, plans and keeps track of what was decided, for everyone in the office.
Three ways to set it up.
Arix asks the first time it opens, and suggests one if you're not sure. You can change your mind later.
Just ask.
Draft the client note, plan the schedule, sum up the invoices. Answers appear as they're written, and Arix remembers what matters for next time, with links back to where it learned it.
One office. One Arix.
Pick one computer to run the office: a Mac with Arix for Mac or a PC with Arix for Windows. The other Macs and PCs on your network find it and join with pairing words, and your admin approves each one. The office computer does the thinking, so the others don't need powerful hardware, and everyone shares the same Arix with their own chats and memory.
A PC office needs a Team or Site license. Joined computers get their Arix updates through the office.
Room for the whole office.
Everyone signs in to their own Arix with their own chats and memory. Admins decide who may do what.
Stays on your PC
- Every chat and every memory
- The AI models, when they run on the PC
- Private files, locked to your Windows account
- Keys and passwords, in Windows' Credential Manager
Leaves only if you choose
- A cloud model, with your own key
- Web search for fresh facts
- Joined to the office computer: your chats live there, inside the office
On the Mac today. On your PC next.
Arix for Windows starts with the essentials. These come next, as each one is made just as safe on Windows.
Mac only: texts through iMessage need a Mac.
Questions offices ask
A PC with Windows 11. Any PC works with a cloud key or with your office computer. To run the AI on the PC itself, a strong graphics card helps, and Arix tells you if yours is up to it.
No. Arix installs for your own Windows account, sets itself up and picks what fits your PC.
During the beta, Windows may say it protected your PC because Arix is new to it. Click More info, then Run anyway. This goes away before Arix for Windows is out of beta.
Yes. Each person can run Arix on their own PC, or one computer runs the office's Arix and every other PC joins it, so the whole office shares one.
Yes, with a Team or Site license. Setup asks Windows once to let Arix through its firewall, on private networks only. For now the office runs while someone is signed in to that PC; running in the background without a sign-in is planned, not built yet.
Bring Arix to your PCs.
Arix is free to download, with no key needed. Want Personal, Team or Site? During the beta it's free for a year: leave your email and we'll send you a key.