Private AI vault
Photos, PDFs, notes and links go in. Noxtro reads them, connects what belongs together and answers your questions — from your own data only.
Free to start · Google sign-in only · Nothing leaves your vault
Every photo and file is read in full — text, amounts, names, model and serial numbers, dates — and summarised in a few plain lines. Searchable from the first minute.
A printer photo meets its invoice through the serial number. A visiting card meets the company's quotation. Strong matches link on their own; likely ones wait for your yes.
Ask in English, Hindi or Hinglish. Every answer shows the exact items it came from, and if something is not in your vault it says so instead of guessing.
Expiry, renewal and due dates are pulled out of what you save. Overdue ones turn red, coming ones count down, and the chat knows today's date when you ask.
Sign in is with your Google account alone — no passwords to keep. Every file lives in your own private space on our servers and is shown to no one else. Reading and answering use the OpenAI API, which does not train on your data. Delete an item and its file, text and links are gone for good.
Photos and scans (visiting cards, invoices, warranty cards, ID documents, product labels), PDFs, Word, Excel and PowerPoint files, web links, and quick notes or ideas. Up to 25 MB per file.
Ask in English, Hindi or Hinglish. Documents in English and Hindi are read; the answer comes back in the language you asked in.
It answers only from what you have saved and shows the exact items it used. If the answer is not in your vault, it says so instead of guessing.
Only you. Sign-in is with your Google account alone, every file is stored in your own private space, and deleting an item removes the file, its text and its links for good.
No. Reading and answering use the OpenAI API, which does not train on data sent through it. Your vault is never shared with other users.
It is free to start while Noxtro is new. If paid plans come later, your existing vault stays yours.
Takes a minute. The first photo you add is already searchable before you finish reading this.
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