Emvryx is a family of language models. They run on your own phone or PC, remember only what you let them, and show where an answer came from.
The model is a file on your device, and Wikipedia is looked up there too. No tracking. For recent things like news or prices it can search the web, and when it does, the answer says so. You can turn that off, and private chats never search.
It can save facts like your name, and you can edit or delete anything it remembers. Private chats are never stored.
It looks things up first, in Wikipedia and, for fresh facts, the web, and names the site and date. If the notes don’t say, it says it doesn’t know.
You always see how much is left, in plain messages. Models on your own device are free and unlimited.
Early access is open to a small test group. Ask for an invite and you’ll get a link and a key.
Request an invite