Your company's brain. Owned, connected, AI-native.
Auxo Codex turns your scattered docs into one living knowledge base — plain files you own, a business operating system on top, and an AI that answers from it and cites every source.
What are our Q3 company rocks and who owns each one?
There are three company rocks this quarter:
- O1 — 10 paying users. Owned by Oz.
- O2 — Ship Codex v1. Owned by the product team.
- O3 — R2m pipeline. Owned by Theo.
Other tools bolt AI onto your data behind the scenes. The Codex is the place your team actually works — a knowledge base people read every day, with the AI as one feature, not the whole point.
Six reasons it beats a folder of docs — and a generic 'second brain.'
Built for a company, not a single note-taker: owned, permissioned, operational, and genuinely AI-native.
You own it. It's just files.
Every note is plain Markdown in a vault you control — Obsidian-native, git-versioned, synced to OneDrive. No proprietary graph to be locked out of.
- Open, portable Markdown — futureproof
- Works with Obsidian and your existing sync
- Your data never leaves your control
A company OS, not a note pile.
Vision & mission, company rocks, the weekly scorecard, the org chart, review cycles — the operating layer that actually runs the business, built in.
- Company rocks laddered to every team
- Live weekly scorecard & review cadence
- Org chart and ownership from your notes
AI that cites its sources.
Ask anything. The assistant answers strictly from your vault and cites every claim as a real note — grounded, auditable, and impossible to bluff.
- Answers only from notes it actually read
- Every claim linked to its source note
- Respects who can see what
Local-first desktop + team web.
A blazing Tauri desktop app that reads straight off disk — fast, private, offline — plus a permissioned web wiki for the whole team. Same knowledge, two front doors.
- Native macOS app, signed & notarized
- Instant, offline, nothing uploaded
- Web wiki with SSO for everyone else
Knowledge that connects.
Wikilinks, backlinks, and a live graph turn scattered docs into a web of context — the 'second brain' magic, applied to your whole company.
- [[Wikilinks]] and automatic backlinks
- Interactive local connection graph
- Frontmatter dashboards build themselves
Locked down by role.
Role-based access means Finance, Legal, and salary data stay invisible to those who shouldn't see them — enforced on the server, not just hidden in the UI.
- Folder-cascading read & edit grants
- Roles map people to what they can see
- The AI inherits the same permissions
What are our Q3 company rocks and who owns each one?
There are three company rocks this quarter:
- O1 — 10 paying users. Owned by Oz.
- O2 — Ship Codex v1. Owned by the product team.
- O3 — R2m pipeline. Owned by Theo.
Answers you can trust — because it shows its work.
The assistant reads your actual notes, then answers strictly from what it found and cites each source. No hallucinations, no made-up figures. If it can't find it, it says so.
- Cites every claim as a real, clickable note
- Only ever sees notes you're allowed to read
- Scopes to the whole vault, a folder, or one note
Not just notes — the system that runs the company.
Company rocks laddered to every team, a live weekly scorecard, the org chart, and review cycles that keep knowledge fresh. It's built from your notes' frontmatter — no separate spreadsheet to maintain.
- Vision, mission & quarterly rocks in one view
- Scorecard and reviews-due, auto-assembled
- People & ownership mapped from the vault
Company rocks
Weekly scorecard
Reviews due
3 overdueIt's just Markdown. You're never locked in.
The Codex sits on a vault of plain files you own — version it with git, sync it through OneDrive, edit it in Obsidian. The app is a beautiful lens on your knowledge, never a cage around it.
macOS 12+ · Apple Silicon · signed & notarized
Give your company an unfair advantage.
Open the Codex in your browser, or run it natively on your Mac. Your knowledge is waiting.