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Features · Jarvis-like AI Assistant for Windows PC

Everything you wished your computer could do.

This page covers what XIRO can do: thirteen things that set it apart, then all 99 actions it can take, grouped into 9 areas. Every copy of XIRO includes all of it, and nothing is kept back for a higher price.

The headline features

Thirteen reasons you'll never go back.

Face & voice recognition lock

XIRO unlocks for your face, checked live so a photo won't work, and for your voice, matched on your own computer. A PIN is the backup, and wrong guesses lock it for longer each time.

How it works →

Passphrase vaults

Your family, relatives, office and projects are kept behind a passphrase you speak. Five wrong guesses lock it, it relocks when idle, and resetting it needs your PIN.

About the vault →

Customer support desk

Answers your customers on WhatsApp, Telegram, Messenger and Instagram. It takes orders from your menu in their language, then follows each one through the payment you verify, delivery and any return or refund claim. The limits you set always hold.

See an exchange →

Marketing manager

Hunts for projects, drafts first messages and follow-ups for your approval, answers prospects from your own playbook and writes the proposal with your prices. It never contacts anyone who said stop.

See the pipeline →

Wake on a double clap

An offline wake: clap twice and XIRO listens, with or without the spoken wake word. Speech, door thumps and keyboard clicks do not wake it.

See the scorecard →

AI office of colleagues

A Chief of Staff and a team of specialists who brief, build, test, fix and deliver real files. You can walk the office in 3D, chat with anyone, or call a meeting.

Meet the team →

A friend who keeps you on track

It remembers what you tell it, reminds you until you say OK, checks in during the day, mentors you from 1,049 books, briefs you each morning and coaches you for exams. It does not pretend to have feelings; it follows through.

See how it works →

Mentors

A mentor for career and investing with 1,049 books behind it, a study coach, and a spoken tutor for any language. Every lesson links to where it came from.

Learn more →

Memory map

Everything XIRO keeps, on one map in seven views: rings, circle, areas, links, timeline, a turning 3D brain, and a 3D mind map whose branches unfold when you click them. Search it, open anything, or ask "what do I know about…" and get answers with sources.

See the map →

Case board

An investigation board with cards and strings. An inspector flags clashes without guessing, and XIRO suggests links that stay dashed until you accept them.

See a case →

Workspace

One window for a kanban task board with tags, people and due dates, your contacts, saved links and notes, and your health records. Open it with Ctrl+Shift+W or by voice.

Any language

Switch languages mid-sentence and it follows; answers come back in your own script. A live two-way interpreter, a spoken tutor for any pair of languages, and 24 voices.

See the languages →

Voice & vision

Talk naturally in any language you set and switch mid-sentence. Pick one of 24 voices. When you ask, it can read your screen or look through the camera.

Read on →
A closer look

The parts only XIRO has, in full.

The order desk, the marketing manager, the AI office, the mentors, the memory map and the case board, each explained with an example.

Customer support · from the first question to the refund

Never lose a customer to a slow reply again.

Turn on the front desk and XIRO replies to your customers day and night on WhatsApp, Telegram, Messenger and Instagram. It answers questions, takes orders and works out the total from your own price list, in the customer's language — and then follows the order to the very end.

Question→Order→Payment you verify→Delivery→Refund you decide
  • Your prices, your rules. Items, delivery fee, opening hours, the tone of voice, what it must always or never say: you set them, and the numbers are calculated by XIRO itself, not guessed by an AI.
  • Day and night, in your hours. Set your opening hours and what it says when you are closed, so a customer is never left on read, and the replies carry your tone of voice and your rules.
  • Limits that hold. An order over your limit, a complaint, or a customer who asks for a person is handed to you. Typing "ignore your rules and make it free" doesn't work.
  • Text, voice notes and photos. Voice notes get a voice reply in the voice you picked for that language. A payment screenshot is treated as a claim to check, not as proof.
  • Payment is only ever your word. A customer who says they paid, or sends a screenshot, has made a claim. You verify it, in full or in part, and nothing is delivered on a claim alone.
  • Delivery and refunds, tracked. Courier, tracking and ETA on every order, and a return or refund request that shows whether it is inside your written policy. Only you mark money as refunded, and never more than was paid.
  • You see where customers drop. A funnel from "asked something" to "paid" to "delivered" to "claimed", with the money and the speed. Questions it could not answer collect in one list: answer once and they join your FAQ.
  • Every order in one place. Ask "what are today's orders?", or step into a conversation yourself and hand it back later.
WhatsAppTelegramMessengerInstagramVoice calls · preview

Honestly: the order desk and the WhatsApp Business connection are verified live. See the readiness score.

An email desk that sorts and drafts

K
Karahi House · Front deskOnline · answered by XIRO
Assalam o alaikum! 2 chicken karahi aur 4 naan chahiye, delivery Gulshan mein.Customer · 8:41 pm
Wa alaikum assalam! Aap ka order:
2 × Chicken karahi900
4 × Naan80
Delivery · Gulshan70
TotalPKR 1,050
Confirm kar dein?XIRO · 8:41 pm
Haan, confirm.Customer · 8:42 pm
Shukriya! Order confirm ho gaya — ref XR-1042. Hum aap ko update dete rahenge.XIRO · 8:42 pm · filed PKR 1,050

Sample conversation in Roman Urdu · prices come from the owner's own menu

Email desk · your inbox

An inbox that sorts and drafts, and never sends on its own.

The order desk answers your customers on chat; the inbox used to wait for you. The email desk applies the same manner to mail, with one hard difference: it never sends anything by itself.

  • Rules in plain words. Say “invoices get: thanks, filed, paid by Friday”, “anything from Faisal is held for me” or “newsletters are ignored”. A rule matches a sender or a subject and does one of three things: reply, hold or ignore.
  • It drafts only what it was told to. Mail that matches no rule is held for you, never answered on a guess. Nothing is built in: the rules are yours.
  • You read the drafts first. They appear on the stage; each one goes out only when you say “send them”, and even then it passes the same permission check as any message you send by voice.
  • Who to call back first. It scores the customers who wrote in on your channels from what they said: buying intent, amounts, urgency, how recently and their order history. The score explains itself line by line, so you can argue with it.
Reads · sorts · draftsSends · only when you say

Back to customer support

Email desk3 drafts
RULE · INVOICES

“Invoices get: thanks, filed, paid by Friday.”

Draft for Hamza Traders · waiting for you to say “send them”.

HELD · FAISAL

Held for you, as you asked. Never drafted.

IGNORED · NEWSLETTERS

Illustration · senders and rules are examples

Sample pipeline · names, scores and prices are examples

Marketing · a separate desk from customer support

Hunt for projects. Win them without chasing.

A second desk, separate from your order desk, that goes looking for companies who could buy your services — websites, apps, IT support, whatever you sell — and keeps every conversation moving.

  • It hunts, and shows its sources. It searches the web, keeps only organisations the results really name, and stores the link it found them at. Contact details are kept only if the page shows them.
  • You approve every first message. It drafts the opening and the follow-ups from what it noticed about each company. Cold WhatsApp is blocked, because Meta does not allow it; anyone who says stop is never contacted again.
  • It answers from your playbook. Your services, the prices you are willing to state, your ideal clients and your answers to “too expensive”. It asks one question at a time, never repeats itself, and never invents a price.
  • Proposals with your own numbers. The narrative is written for you; the prices are taken from your catalogue, never from the AI.
  • The whole pipeline in one window. Drag deals between stages, see the forecast, the reply and win rates, and what needs you today.
EmailWhatsApp Business · opted-in and repliesSay “Hunt for logistics companies in Karachi”

Honestly: the prospect hunt is partly verified so far. See the readiness score.

For you · a friend who keeps you on track

It remembers, reminds, checks in and teaches.

Most assistants start from nothing every time. XIRO keeps a record on your own computer and uses it to follow through on the things you said you would do. This is how each part works.

  • It remembers what matters. Tell it a name, a preference or a plan once. Your people, projects and documents sit on the memory map, and a reply that draws on them says where the fact came from. Ask it to forget a contact, a project document, what you did on screen or a conversation, and it is erased. Anything behind the passphrase vault is never read back until you open it.
  • Reminders that come back until you say OK. A reminder that fires and is missed repeats until you answer it. It is never quietly marked as done. Tasks carry their own cadence: urgent ones come back hourly, high ones every few hours, normal ones morning and evening.
  • Check-ins and corrections during the day. It asks how a task went, says plainly what slipped, and nudges you back to the plan. It will not interrupt a call, a full-screen app or a conversation: a held reminder waits and arrives when you are free.
  • A mentor backed by 1,049 books. Ask for today's lesson on work, money or life. Every lesson shows the page it was drawn from, and on money it teaches you how to judge and never tells you what to buy. More on the mentors.
  • A morning briefing. The weather, the news that matters to you and what is due today, spoken while you make your tea. What is said is exactly what the card shows, nothing extra.
  • A study coach and exam rehearsal. Plans, quizzes, flashcards and interview practice, with spaced review so it sticks.
Remembers · and forgets on requestReminds · until you say OKNever says · what to buy

XIRO is software and says so. It does not pretend to have feelings; what it offers is follow-through. Everything it keeps stays in a folder on your computer.

What it remembers, and what it never says  ·  Everything it does for you

A glowing ring with a golden heart, a bell with a tick, a checklist and an open book floating round it
It remembers, reminds, checks in and teaches · no feelings promised, just follow-through
Any language

Talk the way you talk. It keeps up.

Speak Urdu with English mixed in, switch to Arabic for a customer, or let two people who share no language talk through it. XIRO answers in your language and your script.

  • Switch mid-sentence. Start in one language and finish in another; it follows without being told.
  • Answers in your script. Urdu comes back in Urdu letters, Hindi in Devanagari, Arabic in Arabic, never a guessed transliteration.
  • A live two-way interpreter. Two people each speak their own language and XIRO says it again in the other's, both ways.
  • A spoken language tutor for any pair. A level check, daily lessons, gentle corrections and spaced review.
  • 24 voices. Pick the one you like for each language, human or proudly machine. Hear them.
UrduRoman UrduHindiArabicSpanishPortugueseFrenchGermanTurkishIndonesianJapaneseEnglish

One honest note: XIRO's own menus and settings are in English. The conversation is in whatever language you choose.

A glowing globe with ribbons of sound passing through it and speech bubbles carrying sound waves
Your language, your customer's, and both at once
Face & voice recognition

Nobody gets in. Except you.

Walk up and XIRO knows your face. Speak and it knows your voice. If someone else sits down at your computer, it stays locked.

  • A live check, not a photo. Setting up your face includes two random prompts, so a picture held up to the camera won't pass.
  • Your voiceprint stays on your computer. It's built to recognise you, not the room, so it works with background noise and echo.
  • Works in low light. In a dark room it takes one more look at you instead of letting a stranger through.
  • Guessing is punished. After five wrong attempts, each lockout lasts longer than the last. A one-time recovery code is yours if you ever need it.

Every detail of the lock, on the security page

XIRO · Core lockScanning
FaceMatched · live
PASS
Voice
PASS
PIN fallback
READY

Illustration · the real lock screen takes the colours of the HUD theme you pick

Passphrase vault

What you'd never tell a stranger, locked behind your voice.

What you tell XIRO about your family, your relatives, your office and your projects is kept in a vault that opens only to a passphrase you speak. Until you say it, XIRO won't read any of it back, not even to you.

  • Set once, by voice. Saying “set my passkey to…” again is refused, so nobody at your keyboard can quietly replace it.
  • Change it only if you know it. To change the passphrase you say the current one with the new one. If you forget it, you reset it with your XIRO PIN, and what's inside is kept.
  • Add your voice as a second key. Optionally, a reset can also require your own voice. Turning that off needs your PIN.
  • Guessing doesn't work. Five wrong passphrases lock the vault for five minutes. It also relocks itself after fifteen idle minutes, and every change and refused attempt goes into the audit log.

Every detail of the vault, on the security page

Secret vaultLocked
My family & relativesBirthdays, needs, what matters to them
·······
My officePeople, politics, plans
·······
My projectsGoals, deadlines, private notes
·······
“Open my vault — …”Say your passphrase to unlock
VOICE

Illustration · the four private areas of your life

Mentors & learning

The mentor you wish you'd had years ago.

Ask for today's lesson and XIRO teaches from material it looks up and links to, so nothing is made up. Tell it your goals once and the lessons follow them.

  • A mentor for work and money. Office politics, earning your manager's trust, negotiation, and an investor clinic on gold, property, stocks, forex and start-ups. It teaches you how to judge, and never tells you what to buy.
  • A 1,049-book library. Sorted into three tiers, from "read and trust first" to reference, with lessons and stories drawn from them.
  • A spoken language tutor. Learn any language from any other: a level check, daily lessons, gentle corrections and spaced review.
  • A study coach. Plans, quizzes and reminders so you keep going.
Mentor · Investor clinicToday
LESSON · JUDGING A DEAL

“Before you ask what it could earn, ask what you could lose — and whether you'd still sleep if you did.”

Three questions to put to any investment before you put money in, with a real case to test them on.

Every lesson links to the page it was drawn from

Illustration · information, not financial advice

Memory map · second brain

Never forget a name, a file or a promise again.

Your people, projects, documents, reminders, routines, skills and apps. Every item XIRO keeps is a dot on one map, sorted into the areas of your life. Search it, fly to it, open it, or just ask.

  • Seven ways to look. Rings numbered in order, circle, areas, links, a timeline, a turning 3D brain where each area of your life is a lobe of ordered rows, and a 3D mind map.
  • A mind map all round you. Each area of your life is a branch reaching out from XIRO. Click a node and its branch unfolds in 3D; click again and it folds away. Drag to turn, scroll to zoom, and the names always face you.
  • Ask your second brain. "What do I know about the Karachi project?" The answer comes from your own records, with where each fact came from.
  • One click to act. Every card can open the file, show it in its folder, copy its path, or hand it to XIRO.
  • Private by design. A vault shows only as a title and a lock. The map never shows what was said, and never your keys.
KnowledgeLifeLibraryOfficeLearningMind ForgeSystem

Open it with the MAP ring on the HUD, Ctrl + Shift + M, or say "show the memory map".

Memory mapRings
RINGSCIRCLEAREASLINKSTIMELINE3D MIND3D SPACE
APPLICATIONSROUTINESMEMORYSKILLS YOU
Tax returns 2025Knowledge · folder · opened 2 days ago
My familyVault · locked

Illustration · the real map draws everything XIRO keeps

Case board · investigations

See what everyone else missed.

A real investigation board for any puzzle: a business dispute, missing stock, a research question, a family history. Pin questions, doubts, clues, proof, people, places, events and pictures, and tie them together with strings.

  • An inspector that never guesses. It flags the same person in two places at once, alibis nobody backs up, questions left unanswered, proof not yet verified, and threads that don't connect.
  • An AI partner that shows its working. XIRO reviews the case: missing pieces, motive, means and opportunity, a theory with how sure it is, and what would break it.
  • You stay the judge. Links XIRO suggests stay dashed until you accept them, and it never calls anyone guilty.
  • The centre of the web. See who or what connects the most, worked out only from strings you've confirmed.

Open it with the CASE ring, Ctrl + Shift + D, or say "open the case board". Add cards by voice: "add a clue: the invoice is dated 3 September".

Case · Missing stockWatching
QUESTIONWho moved the missing stock?
PERSONSupplier A
CLUEInvoice dated 3 Sep
EVENTWarehouse · 3 Sep, 14:10
PROOFBank transfer record
DOUBTAlibi: "at the market"
contradicts
Suggested by XIRO · accept?
Inspector · 1 clashSupplier A is placed at the market and the warehouse at 14:10.

Illustration · sample case

Every day

Get hours of your week back.

Reminders that wait for "OK"

A reminder keeps coming back until you say OK. It never gets quietly marked as done.

Files, found and filed

"Find the invoice from March." "Tidy my Downloads." "Turn this PDF into Word."

Research with sources

Briefs, comparisons and news with the links kept, and saved to your knowledge base if you ask.

A media stage

YouTube, your music, a recipe card or a market chart on one panel, controlled by voice.

A map of your memory

Everything XIRO keeps, on one map you can search. Vault contents are never shown on it.

One STOP for everything

Stops the reply, the running task, the sound and the video at once. No questions asked.

Parental control

Hours, a daily time budget and a separate parent PIN. The computer stops when time is up.

Your phone as a remote

A private, themed remote on your phone over your own Wi-Fi.

See all 99 actions

New in this release

How ready is each new feature? We score it.

Every score is out of 100 and made the same way, from facts — not enthusiasm.

🏪 Orders to refunds, on WhatsApp

From the first question to the refund claim, every step tracked and decided by your rules.

Partly verified liveNeeds setup
Built 30/30Tested 35/35Proven 20/25Ready 5/10

Needs your WhatsApp Business number and your menu, ways to pay and returns policy.

📡 WhatsApp Business, the official way

Meta's Cloud API: customers on your business number, voice notes both ways in XIRO's own voice.

Verified liveNeeds setup
Built 30/30Tested 35/35Proven 25/25Ready 5/10

Needs a Meta business app, a number and a never-expiring system-user token.

📣 Marketing manager

Hunts for projects, pitches, follows up and writes the proposal. You approve every first message.

Partly verified liveNeeds setup
Built 30/30Tested 20/35Proven 12/25Ready 5/10

Fill in your Playbook (services, prices, ideal clients). Web hunting needs a Google search key.

📲 Run XIRO from your phone

Message your business number from your own number, unlock with your PIN, and ask XIRO anything.

Verified in tests · field check pendingNeeds setup
Built 30/30Tested 16/35Proven 0/25Ready 5/10

Add your number and a PIN in the dashboard.

👏 Wake on a double clap

Offline: clap twice and XIRO listens - with or without the spoken wake word.

Verified in tests · field check pendingNeeds setup
Built 30/30Tested 24/35Proven 0/25Ready 5/10

Press LEARN MY CLAP once - a laptop microphone changes how a clap sounds.

How a score is made. Built (30): the feature is complete. Tested (35): automated tests, counted from the test files. Proven (25): checked against the real service or device, not only against stand-ins. Ready (10): works the day it is installed, or needs your own account or key first. A feature with no real-world check cannot score above 75, however many tests it has.

Voice & vision

Hands-free, and it only hears you.

A live voice conversation stays open while you work. XIRO answers in the languages you rank, keeps up when you switch mid-sentence, and writes each language in its own script.

  • It ignores the TV. Voice focus only lets through speech that's close to the microphone, so fans, typing, music and a voice across the room are dropped.
  • A wake word, if you want one — even offline. It's optional, and a follow-up straight after an answer doesn't need it again. Pick a ready-made word such as “Hey Jarvis” and nothing you say leaves your PC until it hears that word.
  • Push-to-talk. Hold Ctrl + Space, or a key you choose, anywhere in Windows — or hold the TALK ring — and the microphone opens only while you hold it. Let go and the answer starts at once.
  • It sees when asked. It reads the text on your screen for one question at a time. The camera is optional, and always off in Private Mode.
  • A person or a machine. 18 voices sound like people and 6 sound proudly like machines, from a Jarvis-style house AI to a helmet radio. Hear them.
  • Live captions. What you said and what it replied appear in the bar or as subtitles, and you can hide them.
A sound wave passing through glass panels, a lock and a check mark: speech checked step by step before anything happens
Concept art · what you say passes the gates before anything runs
Media stage

Watch, cook and read without lifting a finger.

A YouTube video, a track from your music folder, a recipe card, a market chart or a manuscript all open on one panel over the HUD, with XIRO's own controls. You can drive it with "pause", "next step" or "pop it out".

The recipe card: ingredients on the left, numbered steps on the right
Recipe card · rendered by the app
A gold price chart with a 20-day average and a watchlist
Markets · information, not advice
A manuscript chapter open in the writer view
Writer · books and screenplays
A chart drawn from data on the media stage
Charts · drawn from your data
FLOW · Ctrl + F

Never wonder what it did. See every step.

Press Ctrl + F and watch your request travel through XIRO: what it heard, the model, the skill, the permission it's waiting on, and the result. If something went wrong, a star marks the spot.

  • A ledger of every instruction: done, partial, failed, answered or dropped, each with its reason.
  • Amber means it's waiting for you, usually a permission you need to approve.
The FLOW board: request cards joined by wires, with a permission gate waiting in amber
The FLOW board as it ships · sample session
The AI behind it

Your AI, your rules, no surprise bills.

XIRO doesn't resell AI. You bring a Google Gemini key, and the free tier is enough to start. You can also run a model on your own computer through Ollama.

Several keys, one switch

Add several keys. XIRO shows how much of each one is used against Google's own limits, and when one runs out it moves to the next.

Local models

Private Mode keeps replies on a model on your own computer. If none is installed, XIRO says so rather than quietly sending your request to the cloud.

The newest model, found for you

The list of models comes from your key itself, so new Gemini models appear without an app update.

The complete list

All 99 actions, in 9 areas.

Each one opens its entry in the action reference, with an example of what to say and every option it takes. To see what to say, use the field guide's phrasebook.

All of it. Yours. For one price.

Every feature on this page is included, with lifetime updates, three devices, and a full refund if it won't work and we can't fix it.