Frequently asked questions

A terminal-first desktop workspace for work, research and entertainment, controlled in natural language. Bring native CLI tools, browsing, notes, coding and visual tools into the same workspace.

Research a topic and save notes, work with a coding agent, explore maps, draw on an image or control connected Spotify playback. Features that use another service need that service’s setup and account access.

Gen UI turns requests into interactive interfaces and visual tools. Explore an interactive explanation, visualization or custom interface within the workspace. Some scenes run locally; live generation needs a configured model provider.

Describe supported actions in natural language: “make the font bigger,” “make a note that the meeting is at 5” or “find me images of cats.” You can also run shell commands in the terminal.

Yes. deepvoid is terminal-first: run installed command-line tools and agents with their usual configuration and accounts. The Code view can also open and resume existing Codex or Claude Code sessions. Individual tools need their own installation, account access and supported operating system.

Model-agnostic CLI agents use the providers and models you configure for that tool. Depending on the agent, these can include OpenAI, Anthropic, DeepSeek or local models through a runtime such as Ollama. deepvoid’s managed AI uses OpenRouter; terminal tools use their own provider configuration and billing. Local model use also depends on your hardware.

Yes. We offer custom ecosystems tailored to your brand and workflows. Engagements can include interfaces, integrations, admin panels, updates and support. We agree the scope, delivery plan and support terms with you before work begins. Explore business solutions.

We offer scoped education ecosystems for schools and educators, bringing approved resources, interactive learning tools, staff workflows and admin controls into a tailored workspace. We agree users, age groups, account roles, data access, deployment, updates and support before a pilot. Explore education solutions.

Custom business work is scoped and quoted separately. Tell us about your users, workflows, existing tools and deployment needs so we can define the right engagement. Discuss your project.

Request an invite with your email. We approve requests in small batches. If approved, you receive a personal invitation link to download the Mac app.

General product access is initially limited to the United States. The website and demos are public. Request availability in your country to tell us where you are and what you would use deepvoid for. A request records interest; it does not grant access or promise a launch date.

macOS 13 Ventura or later, on Apple silicon or Intel. An invitation is required for the current beta.

The workspace is primarily free: use the browser, notes, code editor, supported natural-language controls and local visual tools without a deepvoid subscription. Free AI models have daily limits. You can also use your own OpenRouter key or supported coding-agent accounts, billed by those providers. Premium plans and store purchases are optional. Check current pricing and availability.

Your computer runs the workspace, browser rendering, editor, notes and local visual tools. Our servers handle account access, service coordination, managed AI routing and usage metering. Managed AI requests use external model providers; free models also use provider services. Requests using your own key follow your provider’s billing.

When paid checkout is available, payment happens in the app after download and sign-in. Nothing is charged on this website. Check pricing for current availability.

Email contact@deepvoid.ai or use the contact form.