Plan it. Build it. Say it.

One personal AI layer for builders: Nex plans, Orb ships pull requests overnight, Vox runs it all by voice.

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The Orb app, Orbit view: runs at work around the loop, with the daily budget and the circuit breaker in the middle.
Nexplans
Orbbuilds
Voxtalks

Runs on the engines and subscriptions you already have

Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini, Aider, Hermes, Ollama, Whisper, Kokoro, Piper, GitHub.

Evey is not another app to open. It is a layer that knows what you are building, builds it while you are away, and tells you out loud when it is done.

OrbPrivate beta

Ships pull requests while you sleep.

An always-on local loop reads your roadmap, files issues, fixes them in isolated git worktrees and opens small pull requests. You merge.

Orb, Orbit view: runs in flight around the loop, each with its current step.
Orbit. Every run at work, its step, the budget spent and the breaker, at a glance.
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Scouts against your roadmap

Runs your checks, compares the code to the direction you wrote in PROJECT.md, and files deduplicated issues.

02

Fixes in isolated worktrees

Codes each issue on its own branch, runs your checks, has a second model review the diff, then opens a small PR.

Orb, Orchestra view: issues to decide, runs at work and runs to validate.
Orchestra. What to decide, what is at work, what to validate.
Orb, project view: the run in progress and the list of tasks, issues and roadmap items.
Project. The backlog, the run in progress, pull requests and history.
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Any engine, one line of config

Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini, Aider or any CLI agent. Swap the engine, keep the loop.

VoxBeta

Talk to your agents. Hear them answer.

A floating voice pill for macOS. Press Option+Space, say what you want, and Vox launches it and reports back.

  1. 01

    Launch by voice

    “Launch an agent on findy to fix the failing tests.” Up to four agents at once, on any repo your workspace knows.

  2. 02

    Follow what is running

    “Where are my agents?” is answered from what is actually running. A startup recap says what is blocked on you.

  3. 03

    Hear back, never interrupted

    When an agent answers, Vox says so, summarized or word for word, and waits for silence first.

Local by default: Whisper, Kokoro and Piper on your machine, with Ollama or your Claude or Codex subscription as the brain.

NexIn development

Knows your projects, goals and skills.

A personal command center, early in its life: the place where your plan lives, so the rest of Evey knows what matters.

  1. 01

    Projects, tasks and momentum

    One place for what you work on, with a dashboard of your regularity and each project’s progress.

  2. 02

    Skills tree and career path

    Map what you know, and let AI propose new skills and where to go next.

  3. 03

    News and an AI chat

    A feed tuned to your interests, and an assistant that knows your projects.

Planned next: sync with Notion and Linear.

Early build of Nex: a welcome screen with project and task counts, the next priority task and project cards. The interface is in French and uses sample data.
An early build of Nex today: French interface, sample data.

From a goal to a merged pull request, without ten tabs.

Nex plans

You set the direction: goals, projects, the skills you want to grow, what matters this quarter.

Orb builds

Orb turns the direction into issues, fixes, checks and pull requests, within budgets you set. While you sleep.

Vox reports

In the morning, Vox tells you what is ready, what is blocked and what to look at first. You answer out loud.

Today each tool stands on its own. Evey is the layer that connects them, and the reason they are one subscription.

Built so you stay in charge.

An agent that works while you are away needs limits that do not depend on its good mood.

Your code stays on your machine.

Orb and Vox run locally. Evey does not resell AI: bring the Claude, Codex or other subscriptions you already pay for.

You merge.

Orb opens pull requests. Merging stays yours: auto-merge is off by default.

Budgets and a circuit breaker

A daily and a per-call budget, timeouts, parallel-run limits and a breaker stop a run before it gets expensive.

A second model reviews every diff

Checks must pass, then another model reads the change. A refusal goes back to the agent for another try.

Only its own branches

Orb only pushes branches it created. Yours are never rewritten.

One subscription. Three tools.

The early-access price covers Nex, Orb and Vox, and every update that follows.

Monthly

€19per month

  • Nex, Orb and Vox
  • All future updates
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Yearly 2 months free

€190per year

  • Nex, Orb and Vox
  • All future updates
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Orb is in private beta, Vox in beta and Nex in development. During the beta, access is sent by email within 48 hours of payment.

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Questions, answered.

Do I have to use all three tools?

No. Each one works on its own. The subscription covers all three, and Evey is built so that they work better together over time.

What do I need to bring?

The AI subscriptions you already pay for: Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini or another CLI agent for Orb, and Ollama or your Claude or Codex subscription for Vox. Evey does not resell AI usage.

Does my code leave my machine?

Evey does not receive your code. Orb and Vox run on your machine. The AI providers you choose get what your agents send them, under their own terms.

Will Orb merge things on its own?

No. Orb opens pull requests and you merge them. Auto-merge is off by default, and Orb only ever pushes its own branches.

What does beta mean here?

Orb is in private beta, Vox is in beta and Nex is in development. Things will change and some edges are rough. That is why the price is an early-access price.

Which platforms are supported?

Vox is a macOS app built for Apple Silicon. Orb runs as a local loop with a macOS app. Nex is a web app today. Details arrive with your access email.

What is the FOUNDERS code?

A founding-member offer: 30% off for life for the first 100 subscribers, until 31 January 2027. Enter FOUNDERS at checkout and the price becomes €13.30 a month or €133 a year.

Can I cancel?

Anytime, from the receipt email or by writing to hello@evey.run. You keep access until the end of the period you paid for.

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Plan it, build it, say it. One subscription, three tools, your machine.

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