nixm — a document that thinks back

01 — the session problem

most AI is stateless by design.

every session starts cold. you arrive, explain your context, do the work, leave — and the next time you return, or the next person who arrives, starts from zero. there is no memory of what you came to do. the AI has no anchor, no loyalty to your intent. it reflects whoever is talking to it in that moment.

02 — the signal difference

nixm^™ is built around intent persistence.

you seed it once. it locks to that frequency. every response stays anchored to what you actually wanted — it doesn't drift, it doesn't forget, it doesn't reset. and that anchored intent lives in a URL. a nixm is not a chat link. it is a primed intelligence you can share, resume, and build on — across people, across time.

03 — what sharing actually means

other AI tools have sharing. it's not the same.

a shared chat link is a read-only transcript — a record of a dead session. a custom persona is a blank slate that every new user starts cold. a team workspace requires accounts, onboarding, and org access. a nixm is none of these. when someone opens your nixm, they step into a live session that already holds your intent. no setup. no re-explaining. the frequency is already locked.

04 — not a wrapper. not an agent. yet.

nixm^™ is a runtime for intent.

the AI model is a component — the inference engine underneath. what nixm^™ actually builds is the session architecture around it: the intent locking mechanism, the signal state, the addressable URL, the orchestration layer. that is not a wrapper. it is what makes AI intent meaningful across time and across people. and it is the foundation that agent behavior — when it arrives — will run on.

05 — what's coming

signals that act.

nixm^™ is building toward sessions that don't just hold your thinking — they move, draft, and do. not just a thread you share. a cognitive object that acts on your behalf. the signal is the intent layer. the reach is next.

06 — nothing to breach.

the most private AI conversation is one that never existed.

nixm^™ keeps no conversation history. when a session ends, the dialogue dissolves — no thread to leak, no record to subpoena, no training data to opt out of. and honestly? nobody scrolls back through an AI session anyway. anything you need again, just ask. for anyone whose thinking is genuinely sensitive, this isn't a privacy setting. it's the architecture.

one note on shared signals: when you share a nixm, the intent seed is public by design — that's what makes collaboration work. what nixm^™ doesn't keep is the dialogue that follows. the conversation dissolves. the intent anchor is the signal. those are two different things, and only one of them is yours to share.

use case 01 — the list

seed a nixm with a shared goal. everyone with the link adds to it in real time. no group chat. no context collapse.

NIXM-JACK-H0ME
→ party prep
→ buy beer + ice
→ fix the back lights
→ borrow grill from Dan

use case 02 — the brief

seed a nixm with a direction. share the signal — your team enters the same mental model instantly, no onboarding. the AI holds the thread. everyone adds to it in the same frequency.

NIXM-BRAN-D1R3
→ brand direction q1
→ bold, not loud
→ editorial tone
→ team adds perspectives

use case 03 — the proxy

seed a nixm with your thinking on a problem. the signal holds your lens — when others open it, they're working inside your framing, not starting over.

NIXM-HIRE-PL4N
→ hiring plan q2
→ prioritize senior IC over lead
→ budget locked at 2 headcount
→ remote-first, no exceptions

use case 04 — the visual

ask nixm^™ to show you something — a particle field, a chart, a 3D scene, an interactive demo — and it renders live, right inside the conversation. data made visible. ideas made tangible. no extra tools.

"show me q1 growth in 3d"
"make me something pretty"
"visualize entropy"
→ runs inline, instantly

the ephemeral vow

signals expire by design. when a session ends, the dialogue dissolves. the void keeps nothing. your insights stay with you — the noise returns to nothing.

transientially you.^™

two signals. one mind.

most AI starts every conversation from zero. you arrive, explain yourself, refine, re-refine, watch the model drift back to defaults. five messages to reach one good answer. ten more to keep it on track.

nixm^™ flips that. every nixm has two signals primed before you ever arrive — an intent signal that holds the mission, and a collab signal that holds the settings.

intent is what you're trying to make. build a beatbox. write a brand brief in editorial tone. visualize photosynthesis in 3d. that signal is locked from the moment the URL loads.

collab is everything else — constraints, voice, references, what to avoid, what to lean into. it's the producer's notes. the model isn't reading them when you arrive. they were already in the room.

you say one thing. nixm^™ answers refined.

this is the difference. not the model — the model is interchangeable. the difference is that nixm^™ hands the model a primed signal, not a blank room.

recent unlocks.

capabilities that surfaced from the lab. fresh frequencies, freshly tuned.

cinematic studio

direct a single unforgettable frame. tell nixm a fragment — a character, a mood, a moment you half-see — and it casts the scene with you: lens, light, motion, the decisive instant. when the frame lands, set it in motion as a short clip. you bring the spark. nixm directs.

open cinematic studio

video gen

ask for a video, get a video. eight seconds, with sound — dialogue, score, and ambience in one pass. inline on mobile, side panel on desktop — expand, play, download. landscape, portrait, or square, detected from how you ask. HD or 4K — 1 video credit for HD, 2 for 4K.

image gen

ask for an image, get an image. inline on mobile, side panel on desktop — expand, scroll, download. square, landscape, or portrait, detected from how you ask. 2 chat credits each.

templates

pre-tuned signals for common modes. start a session already focused.

art-game prompt-design retro-game 70s-beatbox brainstorm decide code review debug refactor

nixm-live

code that runs as it appears. ask nixm^™ to show something visual and it renders live in the chat — no buttons, no waiting.

the runner

every code block is executable. expand any block to a full surface, run it, and watch the output. iterate without leaving the conversation.

every nixm is shareable.

seed a nixm. share the link. anyone who opens it enters the same focused intelligence you created — no setup, no re-explaining. the frequency holds for everyone.

signup free — 50 credits, plus a free video on us. drop your email to claim.

enter your email, then login to generate image or video.

next: nixms that act. not just a thread you share — a session that moves, drafts, and does. nixm^™ is learning to reach.

common questions.

what exactly is a nixm?

a nixm is a unique URL that carries your primed AI context with it. you seed it with intent, it locks to that frequency, and anyone who opens the link enters the same focused intelligence you created. no setup, no re-explaining. some people call the locked-intent layer a "signal" — same thing, different level of the stack.

can nixm show me things — charts, visuals, demos?

yes. ask nixm^™ to show, visualize, render, or animate something and it renders live inline — particles, 3D scenes, charts, interactive demos. data and ideas, made visible. for code you want to keep, copy, or modify, ask it to build something instead — that gives you the full source with a toolbar to expand, copy, and export. for pictures, ask it to generate an image — square, landscape, or portrait, rendered inline.

what does "seeding" mean?

seeding is how you set the frequency. instead of just asking a question, you give nixm^™ context: your goal, your mindset, your constraints. it locks to that — and every response from then on stays anchored to what you actually wanted.

how is this different from a chatbot?

a chatbot is stateless — it treats every message as a fresh transaction. nixm^™ uses a contextual anchor that keeps your original intent alive across the whole session. it doesn't drift. it doesn't forget what you came to do.

why does the interface change color?

the color shift is a live readout of the session's state — thinking, idle, reacting. it's a small feedback loop between the AI's processing and your visual field. signal activity made visible.

what happens when a signal expires?

signals live for seven days. after that, the dialogue dissolves — nixm^™ is built on the principle of ephemeral intelligence. when the session ends, your conversation returns to the void. the insights are yours. the noise is deleted. nothing is harvested.

is nixm^™ open source?

no. the orchestration layer, contextual anchor logic, and session architecture are proprietary. this isn't a wrapper — it's a custom-built framework designed to keep your intent alive across a session in a way standard AI cannot.

is nixm^™ private?

structurally, yes. nixm^™ doesn't store conversation history. when a session ends, the dialogue dissolves. there's no record to breach, request, or train on. and if you need something from a past session — just ask again. your thinking stays yours because we never kept it.

one clarification: a shared nixm carries your intent seed publicly — that's the feature. anyone with the link enters the same focused context. what stays private is the dialogue itself, which dissolves on session end. you control what you seed. nixm^™ controls nothing after that.

can i share a nixm with someone else?

yes. every nixm is shareable by default. when you create a nixm, you can share the link and anyone who opens it enters the same focused intelligence you created. they don't need to set up context — the nixm holds it.

are my signals public or private?

by default, signals you create while logged out are public — anyone with the link can open them. once you log in, you can mark any signal you own as private: the link still works only for you, never for anyone else. toggle privacy from the signal ID pill at the top of the screen when you're signed in.

are downloaded files safe to run?

nixm^™ produces real, executable code. before running anything you download, open it in an editor and read it first. treat it like code from any source on the internet — not magic, not malware, just code. use your discretion.

what can i actually ask nixm to do?

more than people expect. nixm^™ isn't a chatbot — it's a primed surface for shaping work. some examples to try:

what	try this
build a tool	build a beatbox in vanilla js. build a QR code generator. build a markdown editor with live preview.
visualize an idea	visualize photosynthesis in 3d. show me q1 growth as a chart. animate how a transformer works.
write a brief or doc	write a brand brief in editorial tone. draft a one-page hiring rubric. summarize this thread into a memo.
think out loud	walk me through pricing for a 50-person agency. compare two technical approaches. roast my product copy.
study or learn	explain mitochondria like i'm 14. quiz me on the krebs cycle. visualize the periodic table by reactivity.
iterate	refine the last response, but tighter. give me a more cynical version. cut everything that's not specific.

if it can be described, you can ask it. nixm^™ answers the way the signal is primed.

signals are ephemeral.

your dialogue belongs to the void once a session ends. we do not store personal conversation history, and we do not sell or share your data with third parties.

we use Google Analytics to understand how the interface is used — not what is said inside it. for users in the UK and European Economic Area, this cookie is set only after explicit consent (Google Consent Mode v2, default denied). everywhere else, it is set on entry. you can withdraw consent at any time by clearing your browser storage for this site.

the signal state (intent seed, session ID, credit balance) is held in a secure session store and expires on session end. dialogue is never persisted.

when you authenticate with an email magic link, we store only your email address and what is necessary to maintain your account and credit balance.

signing in with Google. when you choose to sign in with Google, we use Google OAuth solely to authenticate you. through Google Sign-In we access a limited set of Google user data: your name, your email address, your Google profile picture, and your Google account identifier. we use this data for one purpose only — to create and maintain your nixm account, recognize you when you return, and track your credit balance. we do not use Google user data for advertising, and we never use it to train AI or machine-learning models.

how Google user data is stored and shared. the account data above is held in our authentication and database systems (Supabase) and is encrypted in transit and at rest. your signal dialogue is never persisted. we do not sell, transfer, or disclose your Google user data to third parties, except to the service providers that host and authenticate the application on our behalf, or where we are required to by law.

retention and deletion. we keep your account data only for as long as your account is active. you can request deletion of your account and all associated Google user data at any time by contacting info@nixm.ai, and we will delete it promptly.

limited use. nixm's use of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.

your rights (UK GDPR / EU GDPR). if you are in the UK or EEA, you have the right to access, correct, delete, or restrict processing of your personal data, and to lodge a complaint with your local supervisory authority (UK: the Information Commissioner's Office, ico.org.uk). contact info@nixm.ai to exercise any of these rights.