An operating system
A coherent runtime that hosts your apps and their intelligence — consistent from phone to laptop to the edge.

An OS, a platform, and a framework for building and delivering a suite of apps across every device and platform — privacy-first, powered by a full on-device large model.
Neutrinos is the layer beneath your software — a single foundation for building, shipping, and running a whole suite of apps, everywhere.
A coherent runtime that hosts your apps and their intelligence — consistent from phone to laptop to the edge.
Shared identity, sync, and on-device AI that every app plugs into — so capabilities compound instead of fragmenting.
One set of primitives to build and deliver apps across devices and platforms — write the idea once, ship it everywhere.
Very different products, built from the same set of decisions — shared identity, sync, and on-device intelligence, so capabilities compound instead of fragmenting.
A powerful classifier built to share, explore, and discover your interests across platforms — an AI-intelligent space that’s social when you want it and completely private when you don’t. All of your content, across every device and every app.
A deals and coupons aggregator that refuses to rank on the biggest number. Most deal sites are full of items marked down from prices nobody ever paid; Top Deals blends the real saving against a validated reference price with the retailer’s rating and review volume, and discards implausible reference prices outright. A discount steeper than the catalog considers credible is treated as a parsing error, not a bargain.
It is built desktop-first on purpose — a proper Mac app with a sidebar, a multi-column grid, an inspector, and a menu-bar companion that tracks deals in the background and tells you when something genuinely new appears. The phone and tablet versions come from the same multiplatform target; the interface adapts rather than being redrawn.
Entanglement runs macOS virtual machines on Apple silicon using Apple’s own Virtualization framework — and then does something no other VM app does. It lifts the guest’s windows out of the VM and puts them on your desktop as individual, real windows you can move, resize, raise and click, each keeping its own rounded corners and carrying a highlight so you always know which machine it belongs to.
A window playing video is compressed by the guest’s hardware video encoder and streamed across as frames are produced; everything else is sent losslessly, pixel for pixel. Shared clipboard, file transfer, window control and a remote shell run over a direct connection to the guest that never touches the network.
A remote desktop app for the Mac that works in both directions. It reaches out to anything that speaks RDP — Windows PCs and servers, Linux machines, other Macs — and it turns the Mac it is running on into a machine that can be reached, from the same window. Most tools give you a viewer and sell you the host, or install a background service you never see again; RemoteX puts both halves in one app and leaves the second one switched off until you ask for it.
Every session is wrapped in TLS 1.3 and goes straight between the two machines. There is no relay in the middle, no account, and no company standing between the ends — and for a host with no public address, sessions can be carried over Tor to a v3 .onion address instead.
A full large model runs on your device, so intelligence happens where your content already lives. Your interests, your data, and your apps stay yours — no cloud middleman required.
Neutrinos is the foundation for a connected suite of apps that respect the people who use them — a classifier, a price tracker, a virtual machine that hands you its windows, and a remote desktop that works in both directions.