
Finally shipped the thing. Fourteen months, three rewrites, one very patient cat.
Small and fast, and it already knows what you're reading. Ask, reply, focus, filter — built in.
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In the SN2 pathway the nucleophile attacks as the leaving group departs, in a single concerted step. The transition state is crowded, so the reaction favours methyl and primary carbons and proceeds with inversion of configuration — the Walden inversion.
The SN1 pathway is stepwise: the leaving group departs first to form a planar carbocation, which the nucleophile attacks from either face, giving a racemic mixture. Tertiary substrates and polar protic solvents favour it.
The bar at the bottom right of this page is real. Try it.
The browser is the shell. These are what it is for.
⌥ Space opens a panel that has already read the page you're on. Ask, and it answers from there. The app you were in keeps focus.
See it answerTap Right ⌥ in any reply box — a comment, a DM, a mail. AsX writes the reply as you, from a Persona you set by chatting. Never presses Send.
See it replyStart a sitting and a fox sits with you. After, where the time went — per app, per site — read aloud on your Mac. Free, no account.
Meet the foxSay what you'd rather not see — AI slop, politics, rage bait, or your own words. Posts that match leave X, YouTube and Reddit before you scroll to them.
See it filterSwitch one on and it stays on.
Your app stays frontmost.
Shell, screen, keyboard and mouse. Anything destructive asks first.
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CleanShot 2026-09-18.pngPut the cursor in any reply box and tap Right ⌥. AsX reads the thread and writes the reply there — as you, never as an assistant. Nothing is sent until you press Reply.
Leave a rough draft and it comes back tighter. Type a steer — “shorter”, “say no, nicely” — and it follows.
A line in the Persona card is in every reply. Files carry the facts. Share context lends your own earlier comments for the voice. Your Persona syncs to your iCloud, so your other Mac replies the same way.
Say what you'd rather not see — AI slop, politics, rage bait, or anything in your own words. AsX takes those posts out of the page and keeps them on a list you can restore from.
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Finally shipped the thing. Fourteen months, three rewrites, one very patient cat.

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Small tip: name your branches after the question they answer, not the ticket.

Made the soup from last week again. Added lemon. Would add lemon again.

Nothing filtered yet.
Tap the chips on the bar. Posts wait behind a veil until they're cleared, so nothing you filtered flashes past. Chrome and Safari; judged on your Mac by Apple Intelligence, or on Pro by a model made for it.
Start a sitting and the fox sleeps while you work. Free, no account, never online.
The app's own fox, on a canvas. Tell it what to do, and tap it for a pat.
Apple Intelligence reads what's in front of you and calls it: study, work, or neither.
It runs on your Mac. Nothing you do is sent anywhere — 100% local.
Free, with the timer. Study and work keep the clock running.
Where the time went, and what pulled you away. The fox tells you.
Built to sit beside your work, not on top of it.
Your app keeps the keyboard. AsX floats beside it and never takes a keystroke.
One look at the frontmost window, the moment you ask. No recordings. Share context, off until you switch it on, keeps reading as you go — text only, kept on this Mac — so a question, or a reply, can lean on a page you've since left.
⌥ Space brings it up, Esc hides it. Drop it in any corner and it stays there.
Works with every model
Every chat, every screenshot, every key stays on this machine. AsX servers keep none of it — there is nothing of yours for us to lose. The only copy that leaves is one you switch on: with Share context, a digest of what you've read goes to your iCloud, so your other Mac can answer too.
Chats, settings, the fox's memory, the pages Share context keeps — all in your Library folder. Keys go in the macOS Keychain. Screenshots never touch the disk.
AsX servers
0 bytesof your work stored, ever
How a question travels
Nothing moves until you ask. When you do, the question goes to the model you chose and the answer comes straight back here.
Everything is stored here, and only here.
Models-included plan only. The request passes through and is forgotten on the spot.
Keeps one number: your usageBring your own key and your Mac talks to it directly — we are not in the path.
Not yet. It's coming. Today AsX is the bar: press ⌥ Space in any app and it reads the window you're in, the same way the browser will. Everything on this page — asking, replying, the fox — works now.
Not unless you ask it to. Out of the box it reads the frontmost window only when you ask. No recordings.
Share context — a switch in the + menu, off by default — has it read what you're looking at as you go, so you can ask about a page you've since left. It keeps text, not pictures, in the same folder on this Mac; password managers and Keychain are never read; one click on the sharing badge pauses it, and switching it off deletes what it kept.
Yes — in the box, as you. Choose Reply in the mode picker, put the cursor in any reply box, tap Right ⌥, and AsX reads the thread and writes the reply there. It never presses Send. A draft you left in the box comes back tightened; a steer like “shorter” is followed.
The Persona card is where you tell it how you reply — one line, in every reply. Files you add there carry the facts, and with Share context on, your own earlier comments lend the voice. The Persona and files can sync to your iCloud, off until you switch it on.
What you tell it to. Switch on AI text, Politics, Brainrot or Rage bait, or type your own — “crypto promo”, “spoilers for the finale”. On X, YouTube and Reddit, in Chrome or Safari, each post waits behind a veil until it's cleared; the ones that match are taken out of the page, and so are the ads. Everything it took is on the Filtered posts list, where one click puts a post back.
The judging runs on your Mac with Apple Intelligence, or, on Pro, through a model made for it — then only the words of the posts on screen are sent, to be judged, and AsX keeps none of them. Your browser needs one switch first: Allow JavaScript from Apple Events, in its Developer menu.
On your Mac. Chats sit in your Library folder, keys in the macOS Keychain, screenshots only in memory. AsX servers store none of it — nothing of yours is ever kept on our side.
Two things can be mirrored to your iCloud, both off until you turn them on: your talks with the fox, and a digest of the pages Share context has read.
Reversible actions run straight away. Deleting, overwriting, sending: it shows the exact command and waits for your go.
The timer and the fox are free forever. Asking is Pro: from $5 a month. See pricing.
Yes. It reads the video's own category and title, and asks Apple's on-device model when those don't settle it — on your Mac, free. Shorts always stop the clock.
Only on the bring-your-own-key plan. The models-included plan needs none. Compare the plans.
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Yes — it trails the Mac build by a little. The link is in the footer.