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 preview · NeuroTek Digital, LLC
NTX-1 NeuroTek eXecutive-1
A desktop assistant with a face, a voice and a local brain. It wakes when you call it, shows you it heard you, answers out loud and stays out of your way. Your assistant, your name.
- Runs on your PC
- Windows 10/11
- Build v0.9.6
Your assistant, your name
NTX-1 is the product. The name is yours.
Instead of shipping a character with a fixed name, NTX-1 is built so you choose what to call your assistant when you set it up. Same face, same voice, your name.
- One product name on the box, the site and your receipt: NTX-1.
- A personal assistant named by you during first setup (part of the shipping build in development).
Capabilities
What it does today
Built, tested and logged on a Windows 11 desktop. The version tag shows when each feature landed.
Wake word, instant acknowledgement
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.
“Heard you” face
The moment the wake word lands, the face switches to a questioning look with an LED “?” so you know it heard you.
Sleep mode
Tell it to go to sleep and it says so, closes its eyes and waits quietly for the wake word instead of shutting down.
Natural spoken numbers
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.
Local-first brain
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.
Weather for your home city
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.
Spam cleanup you confirm
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.
Adaptive HUD with zoom
The HUD scales to any window size, and Ctrl + / – or Ctrl + mouse wheel sets a zoom level it remembers.
Also in the current build: it opens allowlisted apps and sites (Gmail, Calendar, YouTube, Notepad and others) and answers date and time questions straight from your PC’s clock.
Try saying
Talk to it like a person
Call it by name, then ask. A few things the current build handles:
What’s the weather like today?
Your home city’s forecast, read out naturally.Empty my spam folder.
It counts the messages and waits for your yes.Open my Gmail.
Gmail opens in your default browser.What’s today’s date?
Answered from your PC’s clock, instantly.Go to sleep.
Eyes close until you call it again.
Detach mode · v0.9.5
A floating face on your desktop
Click Detach in the HUD (or the tray menu) and the face floats on your desktop as a frameless, always-on-top bust. The HUD hides but keeps listening and logging.
- Drag and resize with Ctrl + mouse wheel; position is remembered.
- Double-click or press Esc to bring the full HUD back.
- Clean outline: the window is cut to the bust’s shape so your desktop shows around it.
How it works
Local-first by design
Install on your PC
NTX-1 runs as a desktop app with a tray icon on Windows.
Local brain
A language model runs on your machine through Ollama. No cloud chat by default.
You set it up
Save your home city, connect Gmail if you want spam cleanup, and choose your settings.
Just talk
Say the wake word, ask, and hear the answer. Or type in the HUD.
Straight answers
What it doesn’t do yet
NTX-1 is in early access. We’d rather tell you the limits up front.
- No reminders or alarms yet.
- It never sends email. Mail support today is spam cleanup with your confirmation.
- Windows first. Other platforms aren’t supported yet.
- Hardware matters. The local model needs a PC that can run Ollama; a GPU helps.
Early access
Get early access to NTX-1
Join the free waitlist and we’ll email you when your spot opens. Or buy early access now below.
You’re on the list
Thanks for requesting early access to NTX-1. We’ll be in touch when your spot opens. This is an early-access preview, not general public availability yet.
Prefer email? Write to admin@neurotekdigital.com.
Prefer to buy now? Early access is $99.99.
Buy early access — $99.99Joining the waitlist is free. Early access is available to buy now for $99.99 through secure Stripe checkout, not general public availability yet. Business or custom deploy? Contact NeuroTek Digital.
FAQ
Quick answers
Does it run locally?
Yes. NTX-1 is a local-first desktop assistant. The HUD, voice and language model run on your PC; it goes online only for lookups such as weather and web search.
What can it access?
Only what you set up. Gmail works only after you connect it with an app password, and spam is never deleted without your spoken or typed “yes”. Opening apps and websites is limited to a short allowlist and can be switched off in Settings.
What is it called?
The product is NTX-1 (NeuroTek eXecutive-1). The assistant’s name is yours: naming your assistant during first setup is part of the NTX-1 shipping build now in development.
Is my data sent to NeuroTek by default?
No. Local-first means your day-to-day conversations are meant to stay on your device. Waitlist signup emails are used only to contact you about early access.
When does it ship?
NTX-1 is in early access preview. You can buy early access now for $99.99, or join the free waitlist and we’ll email when invites open. This page is not a claim of general public availability.
How much does it cost?
Joining the waitlist is free. Early access is available now for $99.99, paid securely through Stripe. Access details are emailed after purchase.
Mac / Windows / other?
Early access targets Windows 10/11 first. Other platforms may follow; we’ll note support clearly when invites go out.