Face + voice HUD
An animated LED face that blinks, glances around and changes expression, paired with a natural local voice that starts speaking sentence by sentence.
Early access · by NeuroTek Digital, LLC
NTX-1 (NeuroTek eXecutive-1) is a desktop assistant with a face, a voice and a brain that runs on your own PC. Talk to it and watch it react. When it ships, you choose its name.

What it does today
Every item below is built and logged in the NTX-1 test log, with the version it landed in. Detach mode gets its own section below.
An animated LED face that blinks, glances around and changes expression, paired with a natural local voice that starts speaking sentence by sentence.
Say its name and it wakes: the HUD shows “Acknowledged.” and, after answering, it keeps listening for about 8 seconds so you can follow up without the wake word.
The moment the wake word lands, the face switches to a questioning look with an LED “?” so you know it heard you.
Tell it to go to sleep and it says so, closes its eyes and waits quietly for the wake word instead of shutting down.
82.6 °F is spoken as “eighty-two point six degrees Fahrenheit” and 1,000 ft as “one thousand feet”. On-screen text stays exact.
Replies come from a language model running on your own PC through Ollama, kept warm for quick answers. It goes online only for lookups such as weather or web search.
Save your home city once. “Is it sunny?” or “Is it hot out?” answers for your city in US units by default, with metric available.
Connect Gmail once, then ask it to empty your spam folder. It tells you how many messages are there and deletes nothing until you say yes.
The HUD scales to any window size, and Ctrl + / – or Ctrl + mouse wheel sets a zoom level it remembers.
A face that reacts
The LED face is the status light. These are real expressions from the app.

Blinks and glances around while it waits.

An LED “?” appears the instant the wake word lands.

Shows it’s working on your answer.
Detach mode · v0.9.5
Detach the face and it floats above your other windows as just the bust: no frame, no box. The full HUD tucks away but keeps listening and logging the conversation.

Products
Web apps, tools and games built and run by NeuroTek Digital, LLC.
Tampa Bay’s food truck and mobile food directory: trucks, trailers, carts, pop-ups and community food events.
grubscoutusa.com → LiveA free AI task extractor: upload a screenshot or paste text and it pulls out the tasks, deadlines and contacts.
snap2task.com → LiveA spending calculator that turns any purchase or habit into the hours of work it really costs you.
costinhours.com → LiveOne free page for local time, world clocks, weather, sunrise and sunset, and market quotes.
ataglanceinfo.com → LiveAnatomical body documentation for healthcare providers: choose a body region and chart against it. A documentation tool, not a diagnostic one.
chartbodydtx.com → LiveNeuroTek’s mobile games label, building quick-to-learn games around reflexes, pattern recognition and strategy.
neurolabgames.com →Services
AI-assisted content, desktop automation, chatbots and fast landing pages, with clear prices.
$125 / month
$175–$500 per automation
$250 setup + $50–$100 / month maintenance
$150–$500 per page
The waitlist is free. We’ll email you when your spot opens.