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A Windows desktop app that runs your work as an AI team. You give it an objective inside a project; it assembles the specialists the job needs, coordinates them, and produces a result. Each project keeps a Project Brain, so the next job starts from what you already know.

Chat assistants answer one prompt at a time, and you carry the context. Navorynth plans each piece of work as a team: one role produces, another challenges, an independent one verifies, and a synthesis resolves the result. The project remembers decisions, evidence and open questions between jobs.

Navorynth uses AI providers' models through their APIs, with your own keys. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by any provider.

Each project's memory: decisions you approved, evidence, constraints, requirements, findings, recommendations, assumptions, open questions and deliverables. It stays with that project and is never shared with your other projects.

No. A recommendation stays a recommendation until you approve it. Only your approval creates a decision in the Project Brain, and later work respects the decisions you approved.

Small working software tools that run on your PC, such as a browser-based planner or a command-line calculator. Build plans, builds, tests and reviews them on your computer; it does not deploy or publish anything. Every finished build comes with a Proof of Build, and we recommend your own review before you rely on it.

Not yet. Navorynth V1 is a desktop app for Windows 10 and 11. It is not available for Mac, Linux or mobile.

A 64-bit Windows 10 (22H2) or Windows 11 PC and an API account with at least one supported AI provider. Build has extra requirements, which the app lists for you.

Yes: an API account with at least one supported provider. Chat subscriptions such as ChatGPT Plus or Claude Pro are a different product and cannot be used. The app walks you through creating a key on the provider's own page.

OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini and xAI. One provider is enough to start Ask, Research, Decide, Review and Improve; with two or more, the team can draw on independent perspectives. Build needs both OpenAI and Anthropic, plus Claude Code, Git and the secure build environment on your PC.

In Windows Credential Manager on your PC. Each key is sent only to the provider it belongs to. Navorynth's account service never receives your keys, your projects or your files.

No. Your subscription pays for Navorynth. Each AI provider bills you directly for what your team uses, at its own prices. Navorynth does not resell or mark up provider usage.

It depends on the work. In our own tests, small research and review jobs cost cents to tens of cents in provider usage, and building and reviewing a small working tool cost a few dollars. Every job shows its estimate and a hard maximum before it starts.

Yes. Every job has an estimate and a hard maximum before it starts, and Navorynth stops before starting work that would go over it. Usage shows what each provider actually billed. Setting a monthly limit at each provider is wise too.

If Navorynth already knows a provider the team needs has a billing or usage-limit problem, it tells you before the job starts. If credit runs out during a job, it stops before the next request, keeps the finished work, and shows the job under Needs you. Add credit on the provider's page, choose Test again, then Resume.

Most providers do not let an API key see the remaining balance, so Navorynth cannot always know in advance.

Not publicly yet. Navorynth is in a Founding Beta: we are onboarding a small group of early users personally. Request access and we'll be in touch.

Founding pricing is being finalised. You will see the exact subscription price before you subscribe, and requesting access costs nothing.

People who already use AI for real work and want more than one-off prompting: founders, operators, consultants, agencies, knowledge-work teams and people building products.

Use Navorynth on real work a few times in the first weeks, tell us what is confusing or broken, and answer three short check-ins. A testimonial is never required.

Yes. Expect rough edges, and tell us about them: founding members get direct support from the founder.

Cancellation and refund terms are still being finalised. Final terms will be published before anyone is charged.