Axis is what the work turns around.

Most of a project is computer work between the decisions. Axis does that part, so your time goes to the decisions.

ISO stands for In Search Of.

The name is the promise. When Axis takes the hours of computer work, you get them back for whatever you are in search of.

It starts from the result.
You say what you want finished. Axis works out the steps, the apps, and the few questions worth asking you.
It works where your work is.
Hermes uses real websites. Mail, calendar, and files join in when you connect them.
It asks before it acts.
Anything sent, posted, bought, or saved to memory waits for your approval.
Its memory is yours to read.
Mnemosyne keeps memory as plain notes on your computer. You can read, edit, or delete any of them.
It runs on the AI you choose.
Use the plan you already pay for, or your own API key. Switch AIs in the middle of a project without losing anything.
It keeps going after the answer.
Axis finishes the connected steps and brings back work you can open, edit, and use.

Each app takes the name of a Greek god, demigod, or Titan whose story matches its job. These are the first four, and more are on the way.

Browser

The messenger who moved between worlds. Hermes moves between websites.

Memory

The Titan of memory and mother of the Muses. Mnemosyne holds what Axis knows about you.

Library

The Muse of history, who kept the record. Clio keeps what you save.

Marketing

The voice that carried news from town to town. Pheme spreads yours.

Axis comes to Mac first. Early access opens in stages, and what you tell us you want handled decides what we build next.