CONFIDENTIALThe agentic operating system for your professional and personal life.
The next AI breakthrough is not another model. It is intelligence reliably accountable for getting work done. Paciva exists to manage the complexity between intent and outcome: what comes in, what matters, what is known or assumed, what may be done, and where intelligence should run. Work moves forward under your rules and returns only as a result, blocker, or decision, giving you time back without taking control away.
Work has an operating system problem. Your tools each hold a slice of your day, none of them watches the whole of it, and so the day runs you. Paciva is building that layer for early-adopter knowledge workers and developers. Pax observes how your work actually moves, across every channel, on one memory, and finds the work you can hand off before you think to ask.
What reaches you is only what needs your judgment, one decision at a time, with the reason attached and the undo one tap away. And because every action is labeled behavior, the system gets measurably better each time you touch it: your senders, your standards, your tolerance, tuned to you alone.
A new beta cohort is underway. The first cohort saw limited usage of an earlier product variant; repeat usage and paid conversion remain to be demonstrated. Our initial buyers are early-adopter knowledge workers and developers, with an executive-assistant experience for individuals and a chief-of-staff direction for organizations.
It runs the day
An operating system that watches how your work actually moves and proposes the handoff from observed reality, not from a workflow you configured.
You keep the judgment
Pax does the work. You approve. Reversible actions undo in one tap; irreversible ones never run without you.
Every touch compounds
Per-user calibration transfers to no one. A copier starts at day zero with every customer, against users who are ninety days in.
| Town | Fyxer | Viktor | Paciva | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Who it is for | Individuals and their teams | Professionals with email and calendar | Teams inside Slack or Teams; individual assistance is explicitly not the focus | An executive assistant for individuals and a chief of staff to organizations |
| Yes | Yes | Not published | Yes, Gmail, on one surface with LinkedIn and Slack | |
| Calendar | Yes | Yes | Not published | Owns it end-to-end, context aware |
| Not on the published surface | Not verified | Not published | Yes, beside Gmail, same scoring, same screening | |
| Inbound screening | Not on the published surface | Screening scope not verified | Not published | A public Pax handles strangers end to end, with the receipt |
| Personal life | Learns routines | Not published | Teams only | Same assistant, same memory, behind explicit boundaries |
| Gets better per user | Claimed | Not published | Not published | Reported technical result: 8.5% to 0.41%; not paid-adoption evidence |
| Capital raised | $55M, pre-launch, June 2026 | $40M | $75M, February 2026 launch | None. Two founders, bootstrapped; new beta underway |
Priced like software. Valued like labor.
Proposed, untested pricing: $300/month founding access, grandfathered, and $3,000/month list, plus metered usage. The founder capacity-value estimate is $2,500/month for one M5 MacBook Pro at full utilization, alongside time saved. This is a value assumption, not measured customer savings: validate workload, utilization and incremental time value without counting the same output twice.
Six minutes gets you the argument.
The executive overview walks the leak, the product, the operating system, the moat, the field, and the model.