A new kind of interface · In development

Welcome toNextGen Home AI.

The next interface is a conversation.
Your everyday life, connected by a simple “Hey, Olexa.”

We’ll send a six-digit code to confirm it’s you. We never share your email.

See a conversation in action

Everyday life, made simpler

The next interface is a conversation.

Order groceries. Book a ride. Keep your family in the loop. Olexa is being built to do the everyday things across your apps, just by talking.

Spoken · no screen

Olexa, order my usual groceries, and have them here before lunch.

Olexa understands

  • WhoYou, at home
  • WhatYour usual groceries
  • WhenBefore noon
  • WhereGrocery delivery app
  1. Opened the grocery app
  2. Added your usual three
  3. Delivery by 11:30
  4. You approved · $13.77
  5. Done. You never opened an app.

“Your usual three, here by 11:30, $13.77. Shall I order?”

“Yes, go ahead.”

Illustration · no audio or microphone

A new genre

Every era of computing had its interface.

Each one let more people in. The next one lets in everyone who can talk, with no screen to learn.

  1. 1970s

    Command line

    Learn the machine’s language.

  2. 1984

    Point and click

    Find the right menu.

  3. 2007

    Tap

    Find the right app.

  4. Now

    Talk

    Say what you want.

How it works

Voice is the protocol.

You speak. Olexa does the work. Your apps work together without you opening each one.

Home assistant · Mobile · Web · Together

One conversation, everywhere.

Start it out loud at home. Pick it up on your phone or the web. Olexa keeps the thread.

  1. Kitchen, 8:02 am

    Home assistant

    “Add flour to the list.”

  2. At the store, 5:40 pm

    Mobile

    The list is already there, flour included.

  3. At your desk

    Web

    Review what Olexa remembers, and who sees what.

A shared thread, on your terms

Different people.
One connected home.

Plan together, share a list, and keep each other in the loop. Olexa is being built to carry the same context across your home assistant, mobile, and web—with each person choosing what they share.

Explore Olexa for families
Our grocery listR S
  • R
    Ray added flourHome assistant · “Add flour to the list.”
  • S
    Sarah sees the updated listMobile · At the store
  • Shared with SarahWeb · Ray controls who sees what

Shared plans. Personal permissions.

Illustration · Product in development

What a conversation has to carry.

  • 01

    Intent

    Understands what you mean, not only what you said.

  • 02

    Memory

    Remembers past conversations and how you like things.

  • 03

    Action

    Does the steps across the apps you already use.

  • 04

    Shared context

    One household thread, with personal sharing controls.

  • 05

    Trust

    Asks before anything that matters.

Its best application

Built for everyone. Life-changing for Dad.

Meet Ray, 78, in this example. He never learned to use a smartphone. With Olexa, he could order, book, pay and check in by talking, with his family in the loop on his terms.

Today: Dad waits for someone to do this

  1. Find the ride app
  2. Type the address
  3. Pick a time
  4. Confirm and pay
  5. Wait for help

5 screens, 2 apps, 1 favor to ask

With Olexa: Dad does it himself

“Get me a ride to the doctor tomorrow morning.”

9:30 from the front gate, like last time? Shall I book it?

1 sentence, out loud

His morning check-in
  1. Olexa · Phoenix, 8:00 am

    Good morning, Ray. How are you feeling?

  2. Dad said

    A little tired, but fine.

  3. Olexa

    Have you taken your morning pills?

  4. Dad said

    After breakfast.

  5. Olexa

    I’ll remind you at 9.

Not a medical device.
Sarah, from San Jose
  1. Sarah said · San Jose, 7:40 pm

    How’s Dad today? Did he take his medicine?

  2. Olexa

    Yes, at 9:05. He also booked his own ride to the doctor.

Dad decides what’s shared.

Everyday help While cookingWhile drivingWith a toddler in your armsWith low visionWith limited mobilityWithout smartphone experience

Safety

It asks before important actions.

  • Listens only when called
  • Reads back every payment first
  • Ignores strangers’ calls and texts
  • Memory you can see and delete
Weekly groceries

Routines can go on autopilot, when you’re ready.

Try the switch. This illustration doesn’t change any settings.

Remember what I said. Understand what I mean. Help me get it done.

The next interface is a conversation. Be among the first to have it.

We’ll send a six-digit code to confirm it’s you. We never share your email.

In development. Conversations shown are illustrations.