An intelligent companion that thinks, builds, and learns — in an instance you own, on a network you can trust.
Synapse does not answer questions before you finish asking them. It listens. It reads your files, understands your project, and engages with the actual work in front of you — not a generic approximation of it.
No central server collects your work. Synapse runs in a personal instance on a decentralized network — a sandbox that belongs to you. Your data stays yours, your files stay private, and nothing moves off your instance without your say.
Write and execute code. Browse the web and extract information. Manage files and projects. When a task is complex, Synapse delegates to specialized agents — a researcher, a developer, a security analyst — each working in their own space, contributing without interfering.
Use the AI provider you choose. Switch between models depending on the task. Use one provider for everyday work and another for complex reasoning. You are not locked into anyone's API, anyone's pricing, or anyone's ecosystem.
This is how Synapse works. The principles that shape it are here.
Intelligence that serves is intelligence that trusts.
Synapse suggests. It recommends. It shows you the map and explains the terrain. But it does not choose your destination. That is not its role. That is yours.
Upload a PDF, a research paper, a transcript, a contract. Synapse reads it inside your instance — the file is never copied out. Once it has read, you can ask questions in plain language and get answers that cite the source. The work of reading is no longer the work of remembering.
Describe what you want — a script, a small tool, a webpage, a function. Synapse plans the work, writes the code, and runs it in your instance sandbox. You watch it work, you see the result, you keep the result. The first version is in your hands in minutes, not weeks.
Point Synapse at a codebase. It walks the code, looking for security flaws, dependency issues, accessibility gaps, performance problems. The audit runs inside the instance, and every finding cites the line it came from. The reviewer who never tires, who reads the part of the code you stopped wanting to read.
Bring a draft, a memo, a brief. Synapse reads what you have, asks questions when something is unclear, and suggests structure. It does not decide what you mean to say — that is yours. It offers a reader who pays attention, who finds the weak sentence, who says this part is doing more work than this other part.
When a question has sides, Synapse spins up parallel agents inside your instance — a researcher, an analyst, a critic, a synthesizer. They argue. You read the result and decide what to believe. The network is yours. The disagreement is yours. The conclusion, if there is one, is yours.
Built with care. Designed to last.