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AI · July 9, 2026

Konxios

Hey All, I built Konxios (spelled as Conscious) because I had a problem, AI tools were multiplying, but my workflow was getting more fragmented with no privacy first solution. One tool for chat. Another for coding. Another for automation. Another for creating UGC videos. Another for agents. And almost all of them required sending my data somewhere else. Konxios is my attempt at an AI operating system: Local-first AI with Ollama / LM Studio, Optionally connect cloud models if you prefer BYOK model. Privacy focused all the coding happens inside docker container. Granular permissions to…

Konxios launched on July 9, 2026 with 30 votes, #719 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.

What it does

KonxiOS is your AI operating system and personal assistant running 24/7 that automates tasks, writes code, manages workflows, create UGC videos, TTS, STT and enhances productivity with intelligent assistance built in all using local first models with optional cloud models support

KonxiOS is your personal AI-powered operating system that automates tasks, manages workflows, and enhances productivity with intelligent assistance built direct

Konxios is your all-in-one AI operating system that thinks with you. Code, create, automate, and orchestrate — all powered by your personal AI agents running locally. A complete AI-powered workspace designed for developers, creators, and teams who demand more from their tools. Like OpenCode and Claude Code — write, debug, refactor, and ship code with an AI that understands your entire codebase context. Your AI companion like Hermes or OpenClaw. Manage tasks, goals, inbox — all organized intelligently by your personal AI. AI-powered task management that learns your priorities. Set goals, break them down, and let Konxios help you achieve them. Unified inbox for all your inputs — emails,…from konxios.com

In the maker’s words, at launch

Hey All, I built Konxios (spelled as Conscious) because I had a problem, AI tools were multiplying, but my workflow was getting more fragmented with no privacy first solution. One tool for chat. Another for coding. Another for automation. Another for creating UGC videos. Another for agents. And almost all of them…

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