A home for each lens
Professional, Personal and Together each get their own layout and card order. The lens sets what comes first, not just what is filtered.
Work mornings look like work, and evenings at home look like home.
24 screens, grouped by what they do. Each card opens a detail page with the working screen, its features and benefits. Use "Reading as" to switch the audience on every page.
Your day, decided. What needs you, what Pax is running, and what it is worth.
Open Paciva and see your day in one place: the few decisions only you can make, what Pax is already running, and the time it gave back.
Open the demo on Home. Show one approval, one conflict fixed in a click, then the value ledger that ties credits to hours recovered.
Home only aggregates. Every approval on it goes through the same confirmation gate as the rest of Paciva, past days are frozen records, and every action leaves a receipt.
Home is the daily habit. It turns Pax’s work into a morning briefing, a short list of decisions and a running value ledger.
Professional, Personal and Together each get their own layout and card order. The lens sets what comes first, not just what is filtered.
Work mornings look like work, and evenings at home look like home.
Your calendars merged and grouped by day, with commitments to confirm or fix and a date range you can change. Work and life are marked differently.
The whole day in one glance, across every calendar.
Hours scheduled against your normal day, what is waiting in your check-in, and the single most important thing today.
You know how full the day is before it starts.
Open items from your tools, with a full check-in or a jump straight to one surface.
Review in context instead of hunting across apps.
Approvals and blockers, the only things Pax cannot move alone. Everything else is already handled.
A short list of decisions instead of a long list of tasks.
Live and scheduled work on one board, with run health for each item.
You can see what is moving without asking.
Patterns Pax noticed in your work, offered as things to hand off. Each one links to Flows.
Delegation grows from what you already do.
Handled by Pax, asked for your call and interruptions deflected, summed from your daily editions. Credits spent are shown against time recovered.
You see what Pax costs and what it returns.
Three staged fixes from the week, each opened as the artifact itself before you apply it. When you keep approving the same thing, Pax offers to stop asking.
Pax gets more autonomous only when your approvals show it should.
Where work and life collide, each with one proposed fix. Apply it or leave it.
Clashes are fixed before they happen.
In Together, every approval across work and life, next to the boundaries Pax kept for you.
One place for every call that needs judgment.
Tonight’s personal calls, people to keep in touch with, the week ahead, quiet hours and how much runs on autopilot.
Home life gets the same care as work.
Each day closes into an edition: a short narrative, four stats and a timeline. Past days are read-only.
A trustworthy record of what happened each day.
On day one, Pax reads your history across connected tools, work and life separately, and shows what it is finding. You confirm or fix each discovery and set which years it reads.
Pax acts like it has known you for years, from the first morning.
A one-time debrief: the people your life runs through, three things Pax wants to take over, two boundaries it proposes and three memories to confirm.
You start with Pax already useful, on terms you agreed to.
When nothing needs you, Home says so. If the briefing fails to load, it says your data is safe and to try again.
No guessing about what an empty screen means.
First thing in the morning and again before lunch. Clear the decisions, check the agenda and see what Pax is running.
In the evening, in the Personal lens. Tonight’s calls, the people to stay close to, and the week ahead.
On day one. The first dream and the first-morning debrief set Pax up from your own history.
Work command center: needs you now, meeting readiness, work Pax is running, what it could run next, and open questions.
Life, running quietly: today and tonight, people upkeep, the week ahead, quiet hours and the autopilot score.
The whole picture: the conflict radar, worth knowing, the boundaries Pax kept and every decision across both sides.
Home is personal to each person. It shows sessions others shared with you and invitations to join, and links into Projects and Sessions for shared work.
Team views live on Sessions, Insights, Defense Center and Devices. Home never shows another person’s content.
Home works with every connected tool. It is most useful once your calendars and main inboxes are connected, because the brief, the agenda and the decisions come from them.
Each newly connected tool gets its own small dream, shown as a strip at the top of Home until it finishes.
No. Home collects. Approvals go through confirmation, and fixes are staged for you to apply.
Yes. Page back to a daily edition. It is a read-only record of that day.
Pax reads your history across the tools you connect, then gives you a one-time morning debrief to confirm what it learned.
Every proactive card has a "why" you can open.
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The gated brief covers the product, market and plan.
What changed since you last looked, in a short deck of cards.
A few minutes, a few cards, and you are caught up: what Pax did, what is waiting on you, and the one nudge worth sending.
Walk through four cards: the greeting, time saved, a nudge, and the Defense Center card. Then collapse to the checklist.
Check-In is private to each person and nothing leaves your tenant. Every handled item comes with a receipt, and the card set is scoped by lens.
Check-In is the daily and weekly ritual that keeps people coming back to Pax.
The first card says what changed and lists what needs you, with a button for each that jumps to its card. Urgent items are marked.
You know in seconds whether today’s check-in is two minutes or ten.
Minutes saved since the last check-in, broken down by kind of work.
You see the value every time you check in.
One card for each connected channel with what changed since your last check-in and what Pax handled there.
Catch up on every channel without opening any of them.
A follow-up Pax recommends, with the draft ready in your voice.
Nothing slips because someone went quiet.
What Sentinel, Gatekeeper and Vanguard handled since your last check-in, with the gray-area calls waiting for you.
You see the noise that never reached you.
A recap of what was sent, what is drafted and waiting, and what was parked for you.
A clear record of what Pax did in your name.
The whole deck as one checklist, grouped by day, with progress and urgency chips. Tick items off or jump back to a card.
Work the way you prefer: cards or a list.
Family, friends, care, money and your personal calendar, plus a guardian digest for a child’s learning and topic limits.
Home life gets a check-in as well.
Set what gets surfaced, how detailed the briefing is, what Pax may do without asking, and who can break through quiet hours. Spending money always asks.
Pax works as hard as you want it to, and no harder.
A prompt pane under the deck answers questions about the card in focus, with suggested prompts. Odd-numbered cards can play as a short video from Pax.
Ask follow-up questions without leaving the check-in.
Morning and afternoon. A few minutes to catch up on every channel and make the calls waiting for you.
Friday, in your time zone. The weekly edition covers the whole week for both lenses.
In the Personal lens. Family, care and money cards, and the guardian digest.
Work inboxes: greeting, time saved, sessions, Gmail, LinkedIn, Slack, a nudge, Defense Center, summary and brief.
Family, friends and home accounts: family, sessions, guardian digest, friends, calendar, care, money, summary and brief.
One pass through both decks, work first.
Check-In is personal. It includes sessions you share with others, such as a teammate’s note on a paused session, but never another person’s inbox.
Private to you. Nothing leaves your tenant.
Check-In has a card for each connected channel. It is most useful with your main inboxes and calendar connected.
Pax suggests connecting anything missing from inside the check-in.
Daily, and a weekly one on Fridays in your time zone.
Yes. Collapse to checklist turns the deck into one list.
Only after you approve it.
Yes. Tune Pax sets what gets surfaced and how detailed the briefing is.
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The gated brief covers the product, market and plan.
Every conversation in one inbox, sorted, explained and ready for Pax.
Email, LinkedIn, Slack and more in one list. Pax sorts it, tells you why, and drafts the replies that matter.
Open on the briefing. Then open a thread, show the verdict and the "Sending as" chip, and draft a reply with Pax.
Every message carries a verdict with its reasoning. Pax sends only as you, shows how it reaches each provider, and waits for approval before anything goes out.
Messages is where Paciva earns daily use: every channel, every verdict and every reply in one place.
Before you open anything, a briefing says what Pax handled across every channel and lists the few messages that need your judgment, with approve and send on each.
You start with decisions, not a pile of unread mail.
Clean, Review, Assisted, Pacified or Routed. Click a status to filter by it, and open any message to see the reasoning and confidence.
You know why each message is where it is.
All messages in one list, or one channel at a time. Pick several connectors at once. Accounts are separated by lens.
Stop switching between apps.
Search with from:, in:, status:, owes:me, has:deadline, channel:, account: and is:unread, plus time words like today. Free text also searches Pax’s summaries.
Find the message you mean, not just the words in it.
A full timeline with events like escalations and summaries, messages routed to someone else, relevant files, and the project the thread belongs to.
Everything about the conversation in one view.
The composer shows the account you are sending from and how Pax reaches the provider: API, browser or app.
No surprises about who a message comes from.
For channels Pax reaches through your logged-in browser session, a notice explains what that means and that nothing sends without approval.
You agree to how Pax works before it does.
The docked composer drafts from a short prompt, with suggested starts, formatting, attachments and calendar inserts. Email and Slack share the same window.
A good first draft in seconds.
Role-based rollups for each workspace, a "why" on every summary, and one reply that can answer several threads at once.
Keep up with Slack without reading every channel.
Select messages to mark read, pacify or archive. New messages never reflow the list silently: a pill marks them, and arrivals outside the current filter appear as notices.
Clear the inbox fast without losing your place.
When a session expires or locks, the inbox says so and offers Reconnect, Unlock or Connect right there.
You know when a channel stops syncing.
All day. The briefing first, then the few threads that need a reply, drafted by Pax.
Anyone on email, LinkedIn and Slack at once. One list replaces several apps.
In the Personal lens, personal email and messaging accounts only.
Work accounts only: work Gmail, work LinkedIn, Slack workspaces.
Personal accounts only: personal Gmail and personal messaging.
Every account in one list.
Messages is personal. When a teammate fields a message for you, the thread shows who handled it and why it left your list.
Routed messages are recorded, so nothing disappears without explanation.
Messages covers every messaging connector. It does the most on channels outside people can reach, where Sentinel and Gatekeeper filter the most.
Voicemail and call debriefs from Zoom Phone appear here too, linked to the full record in Meetings.
No. Drafts wait for your approval.
From your own account. The composer shows which one.
Open it. The info panel shows the verdict, reasoning and confidence.
Yes. Each account belongs to a lens.
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The gated brief covers the product, market and plan.
Pax in the room: prepared before, present during, and done with the follow-ups after.
Walk into every meeting prepared, protect your focus time, and let Pax capture the action items.
Open a meeting with a prep brief, show the walk-in card, then create an event with Plan with Pax.
Reschedules and cancellations go through confirmation and show who is affected. Gong stays read-only. Every action item change can be undone.
Meetings turns calendars and calls into memory and action items that feed every other screen.
With nothing selected, Meetings shows this week’s figures, a coach card and a prompt box for Pax.
Start from what Pax already did, not from a blank calendar.
Set the focus time you want each day, or per weekday. Pax suggests moves to protect it and shows the impact.
Your calendar keeps room for real work.
Plain-word rules for every invite, each with a switch and a count of how often it held. Add a rule by typing it.
Autopilot that follows your rules, visibly.
Five minutes before a meeting: who is in the room, what they want, your one goal, what you promised and their news.
Thirty seconds to be ready.
Pax builds a prep brief from email, chat and earlier meetings, and a debrief with action items afterwards. Rate each one.
Prepared before, done after.
Board mode, 1:1 or Working session, each a bundle of room settings Pax arms before the meeting. Pax picks one from the meeting type, and you can override it.
The right setup for each kind of meeting, automatically.
Say who and how long. Pax finds times that fit everyone and protect your focus, then fills in the full event.
Scheduling without the back and forth.
Invites that arrive overnight are accepted, countered or held for you, checked against your meeting contracts.
You wake up to a sorted calendar.
Calls by account and deal, with summaries, timestamped excerpts, trackers, risk language and next steps. Follow-ups are local and reversible.
Deal risk in the same place as your calendar.
What Pax did, what is in motion across meetings and calls with owners and due dates, and what matters most.
Every open action item, in one place.
Zoom Phone calls and voicemail with transcripts, Teams transcripts, and live Zoom transcripts with an in-meeting Pax panel.
Every conversation, written down and searchable.
Before and after meetings. Prep briefs, walk-in cards and debriefs.
With Gong and Zoom connected. Call summaries, risk language and follow-ups.
In the Personal lens. Commitments, recharge time and social plans.
Work meetings, a 9-hour day and the target focus time Pax protects.
Personal commitments, a shorter day and daily recharge time.
Work and home in one pass, including the meetings check-in.
Meetings is personal, but reschedules and cancellations show which invitees are affected before you confirm.
Nothing on another person’s calendar changes without your confirmation.
Meetings works across calendar, video, phone and call-recording connectors.
Zoom supports separate work and personal accounts. Google Meet rows are matched to your calendar events, never duplicated.
It proposes moves. Reschedules and cancellations need your confirmation.
No. Gong is read-only.
Into one list shared with Check-In, with owners and due dates.
Yes. Meeting contracts take rules in plain words.
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Every piece of work, in one index.
See exactly what Pax did on any piece of work, and change course at any step.
Open a session with a bench deliberation and show how Pax checks its own work.
Every session is readable from start to finish, kept for a year, and exported before anything is deleted.
Sessions turn delegated work into a record people can read, share and steer.
Every session in one list. Filter by individual or team, file into folders and archive what is done.
Nothing Pax works on is out of sight.
Long sessions are split into named chapters. Work Pax hands to subagents runs in its own lanes.
Long work stays readable.
When a decision needs it, the bench deliberates. Read it as a diagram or a transcript.
You see how Pax reached a decision.
Take back a message, fork a session to try another approach, or rewind to an earlier step.
Changing your mind costs nothing.
Invite collaborators, keep private notes inside a shared session, and route messages to Slack.
Work together on what Pax is doing.
Search every session. Sessions are kept for a year, with export before anything is deleted.
Find past work and keep what matters.
Type /flow to run a flow and /routine to schedule one.
Turn a one-off into something repeatable.
Yes. Every step is in the session, by chapter.
Unsend, fork or rewind from any step.
One year, with export before anything is deleted.
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Build it once, run it forever.
Teach Pax a job once and it handles it every week.
Show a flow Paciva discovered, then the bless step.
Accuracy sign-off and permission to run are separate approvals. Rewind is gated, and drift is detected before it causes harm.
Flows turn one-off delegation into recurring, compounding work.
Start any flow from a launcher and watch it in a run pane, with intelligence effort and quality settings for each flow.
Run repeat work in one click, at the quality you choose.
Paciva proposes flows from how you already work. You bless them, version them and fork them.
Automation grows from your own habits.
Rewind a flow to an earlier step. Rewinds pass a gate before anything re-runs.
Mistakes are recoverable without surprises.
When a routine starts behaving differently from its baseline, Paciva flags it. Resolve it or re-baseline.
Routines stay correct over time.
No. Paciva proposes flows from your work.
Drift detection flags it for you to resolve.
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Work organized around outcomes.
See where each project stands without writing a status report.
Show health updating from the work, then file loose items with the review flyout.
Project health is worked out from the work itself, and project caps apply to credit spend.
Projects tie delegated work to outcomes leaders care about.
Each project lists what is finished, so progress is visible without a report.
Progress you can show.
Project health is worked out from the sessions, files and people in it.
Status that is always current.
Each project shows what is waiting on you and what it depends on.
Unblock work before it stalls.
A review flyout sweeps unfiled items into the right project.
Loose work gets filed without effort.
No. Health comes from the work.
Yes. Caps can be set per project in Billing.
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Clear your plate in one pass.
Ten minutes, and everything waiting on you is handled.
Clear five cards live. It is the fastest proof of value.
Irreversible steps always go through the approval broker. Every card action is logged.
Command Center turns attention into throughput.
Cards from every screen, sorted by kind: replies, Gatekeeper, doc comments, meetings, gate stops, made pieces, reviews and insights.
Everything waiting on you, in one place.
Approve, Modify, Pacify, Assign or Comment.
Decide in one click.
Command Center opens from any screen.
Clear your plate without losing your place.
Turn a goal into a session: goal, assumptions, asks, readiness, then a plan on a timeline.
Big goals become concrete plans.
From every screen in Paciva.
Pax carries it out. Irreversible steps confirm first.
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Everything Pax kept off your plate, and every call you can take back.
See everything Pax kept off your plate this week, in hours. Make the one call waiting for you, and take back anything you want.
Lead with Focus Time Recovered. Then open one borderline decision and re-open it, to show that nothing an agent does is final.
Every automated decision is logged, explained and reversible. Privacy is recorded per action. Team views show counts and time, never message contents.
The Defense Center makes autonomous work measurable. Time returned, decisions made and privacy actions are counted per user and rolled up per team.
Hours recovered, broken down by category, for the range you pick. The bars always add up to the headline figure.
You see what delegation is worth in time, not in log lines.
Work delegated, Gatekeeper escalations, messages pacified, summaries generated, invitations handled, screened out contacts and relationships managed. Each count filters the activity feed.
One click takes you from a number to the items behind it.
Ask what Pax handled in plain words, with suggested questions to start. Or play the update as audio or video.
A full briefing in the time it takes to ask.
The one item that needs your call rises to the top, with the reason Pax held it and a count of what else is held for review.
You make one decision instead of working through a queue.
Tabs for Gatekeeper, Sentinel, Vanguard, Aegis and Pax, plus a full log. Every row opens to the reasoning and can be undone.
Nothing happens out of sight, and nothing is final.
Each agent with a one-line description and its last five runs, clean or retried. Open defense settings to tune them.
You know the agents are healthy, and you control how hard they work.
For calls that were not clear-cut, open the reasoning and choose: re-open, allowlist or hold firm. Re-opening puts the sender in your inbox and Pax sends a short go-ahead note.
Automatic screening without the fear of losing the message that mattered.
Privacy-protected actions and details removed for the period, plus a separate count of files analyzed directly.
Privacy you can see and count.
Each receipt opens a privacy record: what Aegis did, step by step, and a side-by-side of your original and what AI saw. Download a protected copy or report a missed detail.
Proof for any single action, ready to show.
Before Aegis first acts, the log explains what will appear and links to how Aegis works. Loading and error states are distinct.
No blank screens on day one, and no confusion when something fails to load.
Focus time recovered across every seat on the team, this week.
Managers see the value without reading anyone’s mail.
Work each person handed to Pax: sessions, routines and workflows. Framed as contribution, with an opt-out for each person.
See who gets the most from Pax and share what works.
Which defenses each seat runs. Admins edit profiles in Settings, Team.
Gaps are visible before they cause trouble.
Situations that need an admin, rolled up across seats. One line per situation, not per log entry, each linked to the member’s profile.
Admin attention goes where it is needed.
When a seat reaches a topic limit set by its policy, it surfaces once, with context. Members can see the guardrail scope that applies to them. Policy changes need two people to approve.
Pax stays within the limits your organization sets, without heavy-handed alerts.
After a check-in or at the end of the day. See what Pax handled, make the one or two calls waiting for you, and undo anything you disagree with.
Weekly, in the Team view. Check coverage by seat, see focus time across the team, and pick up anything that needs a human.
During evaluation. Inspect individual decisions, open privacy records, and compare an original with what AI saw.
Work categories: work delegated, screened out contacts, relationships managed. Recruiters, cold pitches and demo bookings.
Life categories: errands delegated, screened out senders, people kept warm. Renewal scams, win-back offers and neighborhood newsletters.
Both sides in one view. Credits, Pacivity dials and defense agents are set per lens, so Together is for reading, not tuning.
A switch at the top of the screen moves between your own view and the team’s. Your view shows your activity, your decisions and your privacy records. The Team view shows focus time across seats, the delegation leaderboard, coverage by seat and the items that need a human.
The Team view shows counts and time only. Message contents never appear there, and each person can opt out of the leaderboard.
Defense Center works across nearly every connector. It does the most where people outside your organization can reach you, because that is where unknown senders, cold outreach and spam arrive.
Files, calendars, CRM, project and support tools. There are fewer strangers here, so the work is mostly Aegis removing personal details before outside AI sees them, and guardrails keeping Pax within policy.
One channel filter covers every connected channel, with a switch for each and Select all.
Yes. Open the row in the activity feed and undo it. Every decision is logged first.
No. The Team view shows counts and time only. Message contents never appear there.
If it was a borderline call, it shows up as a decision for you. Re-open it and the sender lands in your inbox, and Pax sends them a short go-ahead note. Hold firm and they stay pacified.
Personal details, such as names and email addresses, before outside AI sees your content. Secrets, bank details and card numbers never leave. Files sent for direct analysis are counted separately so you always know what was covered.
Yes. Open defense settings from the screen. Turn agents on or off and set Pacivity for each channel, per lens. You can also ask Pax to change a setting for you.
Connect Gmail or LinkedIn and Pax starts defending your attention.
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One record per person.
Everything about a person, in one place.
Show the org map, then a profile.
Mute, private and archive are set per contact and saved for you.
One contact graph across every account.
A list and a profile for each person, across every account.
No duplicate records across tools.
Lists, groups, and an org or radial map.
See how people connect.
Full LinkedIn profile enrichment.
Profiles stay current without typing.
Mute, private, archive and notes for each contact, saved for you.
You decide how each person is handled.
Merge duplicates or split records that were combined by mistake.
A clean contact list.
Yes, into one record per person.
Split them.
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Every file, found and organized.
Find the file without remembering where you put it.
Search by content, then show the citation trail.
Recovery is verified, and every source Pax uses is cited.
Artifacts makes every connected file useful to Pax.
A grid and a viewer across all your connectors.
Every file in one place.
A dashboard across every connector, plus a directory of the people you collaborate with.
See what you work on and with whom.
Drive and local files organized by what is in them, with verified recovery.
Tidy files without manual work.
Everything Pax pulls in is cited back to its source.
You can check where anything came from.
Full video recordings of bench deliberations, ready to export.
Share how a decision was made.
Artifacts works across file, document and storage connectors, and local files through Desktop Edge.
Only with verified recovery.
Yes. Every source is cited.
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What Pax has noticed.
Learn things about your week you would not have spotted.
Open Memories, correct one and show Pax replan.
Memories are typed, cited and correctable. Insights expire, can be refuted and are scored for precision.
Insights is where Pax compounds: it learns and shows what it learned.
Three tabs. Together shows the full union across lenses.
What Pax noticed, remembers and suggests.
Switch between your own view and the team’s.
Patterns across the team, not just you.
Scorecards show how often insights were right.
You know how much to trust them.
Insights are ranked. They expire, can be refuted or snoozed, and resurface when relevant.
Only current, relevant insights.
Hand any insight to Pax to dig into.
Turn an observation into action.
Yes, in Memories.
Refute it.
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What the sender sees.
People who matter get through. Everyone else stays out.
Walk through it as the sender.
Senders never need an account. Only people who pass can book time.
Screening turns unwanted outreach into qualified meetings.
The sender picks how they want to reach you.
Senders get a clear path.
A few questions on who they are and what they want.
You get context before you decide.
Gatekeeper talks with the sender to verify intent.
Only genuine requests pass.
The sender reviews a summary, then passes.
Clear outcome for both sides.
Senders who pass can book time with you.
Good conversations happen faster.
No.
Trusted people get through at once.
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Share Paciva, get rewarded.
Invite people you know and earn credits.
Mention referral credits for team rollouts.
Contact import is opt-in, and fraud checks are built in.
Rewards is the built-in growth loop.
Referral codes, share links and contact import, with invite reminders and a public landing page for each referral.
Sharing takes seconds.
A status ladder with badges verified every month.
Recognition that means something.
Reward credits, boost campaigns and approved testimonials.
Earn credits for helping Paciva grow.
Onboarding steps that earn progress.
Getting set up pays off.
Built-in fraud protection.
Rewards stay fair.
Refer people, complete onboarding and join campaigns.
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Connect anything in one window.
Connect your accounts in a couple of minutes.
Show how many services connect from one window.
Data is erased on disconnect, and scopes are shown for each connector.
Connector breadth is the moat.
OAuth, QR code, phone or password vault, all in one popup.
No hunting for setup pages.
A grid lists every service.
See everything you can connect.
Sign-in state and long-term health are shown separately.
You know when a connection needs attention.
Finish a connection on your phone.
Connect phone-only services easily.
Connect is where every connector is added: 177 services across 14 categories, from one window.
The data from that connector is erased.
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Your devices, your intelligence.
Pax runs on your own hardware when you want it to.
Show the handoff banner and Bring it back.
Local intelligence and a private node keep data on hardware you control.
Devices give Paciva a private-compute story.
Each device shows its hardware, intelligence class (Small, Medium or Large), privacy role (Active or Backup) and lens.
Know what each device does.
A private node, hosted or your own.
Private compute when you need it.
A banner tells you when work moves to the cloud, with Bring it back.
You always know where work runs.
Devices grouped by class across the team.
Admins see the fleet.
Settings for each device mirror the Edge app.
Same controls everywhere.
On your devices, your private node or the cloud. Handoffs are shown.
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The opening line and the demo beats for this screen.
Walk through decision logs, approvals, privacy records and team controls with us.
The gated brief covers the product, market and plan.
Paciva on your computer.
Ask Pax from your menu bar, even offline.
Record a skill live and publish it.
Enterprise deployment, an offline installer and password vaults are built in.
Edge brings local intelligence to every desktop.
Account, hardware, intelligence, privacy protection, password vaults, permissions, done.
Set up in minutes.
Today, capabilities, local services, the intelligence pool and status.
See what runs locally.
Pax’s virtual machines and a library of local intelligence.
Choose what runs where.
Record, review and publish skills.
Teach Pax by showing it.
An Ask Pax flyout in the tray. Installers for macOS, Windows and Linux, enterprise deployment and an offline installer.
Pax is one click away on any desktop.
Yes.
macOS, Windows and Linux.
Connect your accounts and Pax starts working for you.
The opening line and the demo beats for this screen.
Walk through decision logs, approvals, privacy records and team controls with us.
The gated brief covers the product, market and plan.
Set how Paciva and Pax work for you.
Tune Pax to how you like to work.
Ask Pax to change a setting instead of clicking through.
Seat policies cover mode lock, topic allowlists and connector access.
Configurable enough for any organization.
Quality (Standard, High or Max), Show up as (Board mode, 1:1 or Working session), orb modes, a priority badge, daily limits and Tune Pax.
Pax works the way you do.
Settings for Sentinel, Gatekeeper (including Slack opt-in), Vanguard and Herald.
Tune each agent.
Lens for each connected account, density, channel status, notifications, digests and newsletters.
Paciva fits your day.
Team settings, plus settings for each device.
Admins manage in one place.
Pax can change any of these settings for you.
No hunting through menus.
Yes. Ask it.
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The opening line and the demo beats for this screen.
Walk through decision logs, approvals, privacy records and team controls with us.
The gated brief covers the product, market and plan.
Know exactly where credits go.
See what you use and set a limit.
Show the team meter for buyers with budgets.
Spend caps per seat, routine and project, plus daily ceilings.
Usage-based revenue with controls buyers trust.
A plan ladder with seats and pooled team credits.
Pick the plan that fits.
One usage card, broken down by action and media, including node time.
Know what costs what.
A team meter by seat and by lens.
Budget owners see the team.
Daily ceilings, caps per seat, routine and project, auto-refill, and one banner for the most urgent billing alert.
No surprise bills.
Invoices, receipts and a statement PDF for each seat.
Finance gets what it needs.
Yes, daily and per seat, routine and project.
Connect your accounts and Pax starts working for you.
The opening line and the demo beats for this screen.
Walk through decision logs, approvals, privacy records and team controls with us.
The gated brief covers the product, market and plan.
Sign in your way.
Sign in with the account you already use.
No setup friction on day one.
Sign-in methods are Google, LinkedIn, an email link or a six-digit code.
Low-friction sign-up.
Sign in with Google, including one-tap.
One click to start.
Sign in with LinkedIn.
Professionals start fast.
An email link or a six-digit code.
Works without a social account.
The age check and terms acceptance are built in.
Compliant from the first screen.
No.
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The opening line and the demo beats for this screen.
Walk through decision logs, approvals, privacy records and team controls with us.
The gated brief covers the product, market and plan.
Make it with Pax.
From a prompt to a finished piece.
Make a one-pager live from a sentence.
Publishing outside Paciva is private, team or public, with approvals.
Studio is the front end for everything Paciva makes, including software through Nocturne.
Page, deck, form, video, audio and image, plus prototype, wireframe, flow chart and animation.
Make anything from one place.
Layers, an inspector, comments and versions you can compare.
Refine in place.
Present any piece full screen.
Show work without exporting.
Share inside Paciva. Publish with a private, team or public link, and collect approvals.
Publish safely.
Studio is the front end and Nocturne the back end: what you draw or describe can be built and shipped by Nocturne.
From idea to production.
Yes. Studio hands off to Nocturne.
Connect your accounts and Pax starts working for you.
The opening line and the demo beats for this screen.
Walk through decision logs, approvals, privacy records and team controls with us.
The gated brief covers the product, market and plan.
Paciva on iOS and Android.
Paciva in your pocket.
Show a Pax call ringing on the phone.
Pax confirmations work the same on mobile as on the web.
Native apps keep the daily habit going everywhere.
Your day and your check-in on the phone.
Catch up anywhere.
Messages, Meetings, Insights, Defense Center and Contacts.
The whole product, not a cut-down version.
Pax with confirmations and video calls. Pax can ring you.
Approve and talk on the move.
Devices and the Edge companion, plus Billing.
Manage everything from the phone.
No. It is built to the same design set as the web app.
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The opening line and the demo beats for this screen.
Walk through decision logs, approvals, privacy records and team controls with us.
The gated brief covers the product, market and plan.
The numbers that matter, and what to do about them.
See how the business or household is doing, and what to change.
Scrub the timeline, then approve one action.
Sends, money and price changes always confirm. Pax never estimates a missing metric.
Pax moves from managing work to moving outcomes.
Business and household metrics by area, with a north star for each lens.
Know what matters most.
Open an area to see metric detail as a funnel or a tree.
See what drives the number.
Scrub through time, change the period and compare before and after.
See the effect of changes.
Insights with evidence, confidence and a suggested test.
Know what to try next.
Actions you can approve, with autonomy set per area.
Act on the numbers without leaving the screen.
No. Money and price changes always confirm.
Connect your accounts and Pax starts working for you.
The opening line and the demo beats for this screen.
Walk through decision logs, approvals, privacy records and team controls with us.
The gated brief covers the product, market and plan.
A dark factory for your software.
Hand software work to a factory that follows your rules.
Show a live run and the gate that waits for a person.
People act only where policy reserves it, such as migrations and production data. Stop, Pause and Kill work at any scope.
Nocturne builds Paciva: 23 hours delivered five senior developer-years of work.
An efficiency score against a 90-day baseline, with its formula explained.
Know if delivery is improving.
Live runs with stage, agent count and credits against the cap.
Watch the factory work.
Groom, plan, build, verify, review, accept, document and land, each owned by a named agent role.
Senior-team rigor on every request.
Gates, tradeoffs and escalations that need a person.
People decide only what matters.
Ranked improvements with inline decisions and undo.
The factory keeps getting better.
Team budgets with forecasts, caps per run and per day, chargeback by team or repository.
Predictable cost.
No. Every request runs the full pipeline, with review and acceptance before landing.
Studio is the front end. Nocturne is the back end.
Connect your accounts and Pax starts working for you.
The opening line and the demo beats for this screen.
Walk through decision logs, approvals, privacy records and team controls with us.
The gated brief covers the product, market and plan.