Frequently asked questions

ZenvX OS is a full operating system built on Debian Linux, so it targets standard PC hardware that Debian supports. Exact minimum specs and a certified device list are best confirmed on the GitHub repository.

ZenvX OS is designed to be privacy-focused. For specifics on whether voice is processed fully on-device, in the cloud, or a hybrid of both, check the GitHub repository.

As a full OS, core system functions run locally. The embedded AI agent can also perform web research, so some agent features may require a connection. For exact offline capabilities, see the GitHub repository.

It's a full operating system, built on Debian Linux — not an app or assistant layer bolted onto another OS. Voice control, the AI agent, and universal app support are built into the system itself.

ZenvX OS is developed openly on GitHub (cursed-goblin/zenvx-os) and positioned as community-driven and extensible. For the specific open-source license and which components are open, see the GitHub repository.

ZenvX OS v1.0.0 is available to download today from GitHub at no cost. Any future paid tiers or editions would be announced on the GitHub repository.

It's available now — ZenvX OS v1.0.0 is live and downloadable. Core architecture, the voice engine, AI-agent integration, and the universal app compatibility layer have all shipped. For specific dates on future releases and the assistant/agent platform, follow the GitHub repository.

ZenvX OS aims to make computing feel effortless through voice-first control, which points to a broad audience. For the precise primary audience — developers, consumers, or both — see the GitHub repository.

Those are voice assistants that live inside another OS. ZenvX is the operating system — voice-first from the ground up, with an embedded AI agent that executes commands, automates tasks, and does web research, plus universal app support for Android APK, Windows EXE, Linux AppImage, and macOS APP.

Download ZenvX OS v1.0.0 from GitHub and run it today. The project is community-driven, so you can also follow and contribute on the repository, or reach the team via the contact page. For any dedicated early-access or beta program, follow the GitHub repository.