Web search, memory, artifacts, and your own tools. On the web, on every plan.
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Interface preview. Cruxy runs on the web.
On auto, Cruxy picks Mira, Vaani, or Kavi by the size of the request: short questions go to Mira, long or tool-heavy ones to Kavi. Pick a model yourself any time.
Capabilities
Cruxy brings your saved memories into every chat. In an organization, vaults keep related conversations together with shared instructions and memory.
Documents, code, charts, and web pages generated alongside the conversation. Ask Cruxy to revise one, compare versions, or download it.
Turn on web search and Cruxy adds current results to your question and links the pages it used. Sources you can check.
On Core and up, add an MCP server and review its tools. Cruxy can then call them while it answers.
Tell Cruxy what to call you, what you do for work, and how you want it to write. Cruxy applies this across every conversation, automatically.
Speak your message when typing isn't an option. Dictation offers 27 languages, including Hindi and nine more Indian languages.
Share a read-only link to a conversation or a single reply, with an optional expiry. Revoke it any time.
How it works
Saved memories and custom instructions come with you into every new chat, so you don't start from zero.
Documents and code live in a side panel with every version kept, ready to download. Not buried in a chat scroll.
Connect an MCP server and approve its tools once. Cruxy calls only the tools you approved.
Models
Cruxy runs on the Kavi family - three models built for depth, balance, and speed. Switch between them in any conversation, or let Cruxy choose automatically.
Kavi
The most capable model. For deep research, complex code, long documents, and reasoning that takes time to be right.
Vaani
DefaultThe balanced default. Fast enough for everyday work, thoughtful enough for real problems. Most conversations should start here.
Mira
Built for speed, with a sub-400ms latency design target, for chat, classification, and high-volume tasks where latency matters.
Who uses Cruxy
Students writing essays, learning concepts, working through problems with an AI that explains rather than just answers.
Professionals drafting documents, researching markets, analyzing data, automating routine work.
Creators brainstorming ideas, drafting scripts, editing copy, and writing code.
Businesses sharing instructions and memory across a team in vaults, and running AI across teams.
In practice
Concrete examples of what Cruxy does on a typical day. Same assistant, three very different jobs.
For students
Asha, second-year law student, works through her Constitutional Law syllabus with Cruxy two weeks before exams. Each evening she pastes in her notes on one chapter and asks Cruxy to summarize it, generate flashcards, and quiz her on the previous one. By the week of the exam, she has a 12-page revision sheet, 200 flashcards she actually drilled, and she knows which sections she's still weak on.
For professionals
Rohan, a strategy consultant, gets handed five sector research reports on Tuesday morning. The client meeting is Friday. He pastes the executive summaries into a Cruxy conversation, asks Cruxy to extract the top three takeaways from each, identify contradictions across the sources, and draft a 10-slide deck outline. He spends the rest of the week refining the analysis and the language - not assembling the inputs.
For creators
Priya runs a 200K-subscriber YouTube channel on Indian history. She has 6 months of web bookmarks and scattered notes about the Chola dynasty. She pastes her notes into Cruxy, asks for a structured outline matching her channel's pacing, then iterates with Cruxy on the script - tightening hooks, fixing transitions, fact-checking dates against cited sources.
Common questions
Pricing
Features
Model: auto.
Auto is the default. Cruxy picks Mira, Vaani, or Kavi for each message by how long and complex it is.
Your own tools.
Add an MCP server on Core and up. Cruxy calls the tools you have reviewed, several times in one reply if it needs to.
Dictation in 27 languages
Speak instead of typing, in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, and 23 more languages.
Tools in every model.
Kavi, Vaani, and Mira all support tool calling over the API.
Your data stays yours
Never used to train our models, deletable anytime.
Billing your way
Billed in rupees, with UPI, cards, and GST invoices in India.
Who it's for
Students and young professionals
Daily questions, study help, and travel plans. Free covers most of it.
Small businesses
Bookkeeping basics, GST questions, vendor research with web search, and drafting. Higher limits on paid plans.
Creators and developers
API keys from the same account, and an OpenAI-compatible API for chat. Build on the same three models.
FAQ
We don't publish a list of the languages the models handle yet. Voice dictation offers 27 languages, including Hindi, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, and Urdu.
One subscription gives you three models in a single workspace, not just one model like ChatGPT or Claude. Pick the right model per task.
Your messages are never used to train our models. You can review and delete your memories, turn off chat history, and delete conversations at any time.
Auto by default: Cruxy picks Kavi, Vaani, or Mira for each message. Every plan can choose a model directly: Kavi (most capable), Vaani (balanced), or Mira (fastest, built to a sub-400ms latency target).
Yes. Free with usage limits. Paid plans start at Core ₹999/month, with Advanced ₹2,499 and Pro ₹4,999 for higher limits. See /pricing.