Everything Torki does,
in one place.
Ask, research, make images, build a prototype or a deck, run code, or just talk to it. Below is a walk-through of the app — pick a surface, or let it play.
The web app, with one example running on each surface.
Four ways to think. You choose how far it goes.
Every mode reads the same conversation, the same project and the same files. What changes is how much Torki writes, and whether it thinks the problem through before it starts.
If you pick a mode your plan does not include, Torki tells you — it never quietly answers in a different one.
You watch the steps, not a spinner.
Torki shows each phase as it happens, each with its own timer. The wording follows the mode you picked. When the answer lands, the whole list folds into one line you can open again.
Torki reads the sources, not the snippets.
Turn on Research and Torki breaks your question into several searches, then runs them through its own search service across the web, news and Wikipedia. It ranks what comes back, opens the best of those pages, and reads them before writing a word.
- Several searches from one question
- The pages themselves, opened and read
- Every source listed, tagged WEB, NEWS or WIKI, dated where the page gives a date
Make the image, or change the one you have.
Describe what you want, and Kvora — Torki's own image engine — makes it. Or drop in a photo and say what to change — it edits the actual picture rather than inventing a new one that looks similar.
- Making a new image: eight styles, seven aspect ratios, four quality settings
- Editing a photo: ask for one, two or four variations in a single run
- Ten one-click templates, from Pro Headshot to Comic Book
Your prompt, the photo you upload and the finished image are each screened before you see a result.
One sentence in. A prototype or a deck out.Beta
Forge builds two things today: interactive prototypes and slide decks. Type what you want, press Build, and you get a real page that runs — not a picture of one. Then change it by asking.
- Prototypes in grey wireframe, or at high fidelity
- Decks of three to twenty slides in six house styles
- Every tweak saved as a new version
Canvas opens itself the moment there is something to build.
When an answer turns into something you would rather see than read, Torki opens a canvas beside the chat: a piece of code, a document, a table or a diagram. Code runs there, so you can click through what it built.
- HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React and Python, running in the page
- A real editor, with highlighting, undo and auto-save
- The page on its own, or the whole project as a zip
import { BarChart, Bar, XAxis } from 'recharts';
export default function Quarterly() {
const data = [
{ q: 'Q1', revenue: 2900 },
{ q: 'Q2', revenue: 3100 },
{ q: 'Q3', revenue: 3380 },
];
return (
<BarChart width={420} height={220} data={data}>
<XAxis dataKey="q" />
<Bar dataKey="revenue" radius={6} />
</BarChart>
);
}Describe an agent. Torki writes it.Coming soon
Say in one sentence what it should do and who it is for, and Torki will fill in the name, the description, the personality, the instructions, the welcome message, four conversation starters and the tools it should have — leaving you to adjust anything you disagree with.
- Six personalities, and a default thinking mode you pick
- A knowledge base of your own — PDF, Word, text, CSV, JSON or Markdown
- Its own published page, themed the way you want — or a call from your own code, with an API key
The builder is still in testing. It is not open in the app yet, and the screen here is a preview of the design.
Every one of these games was written by Torki. Play them.
Five games, each a single file Torki wrote, running right here in your browser.
Arrow keys to move
Torki keeps the thread so you do not repeat yourself.
Three things Torki carries for you: a project's instructions, what it remembers about you, and the accounts you have connected.
Decision: hold the EMEA price. Owner: Priya.
Group the chats and files for one piece of work and write the instructions once; every chat inside the project then follows them.
Five templates to start from, or none at all. Instructions save themselves as you type.
Send it to the web and watch it go.Beta
Give Shadow a task and it browses for you, narrating as it works, and it lists the pages it used when it has them. Nothing to install — it browses on Torki's own hardware.
Five tasks in each rolling five-hour window on Lite, thirty on Arc and a hundred and fifty on Zenith.Seven voices, and you choose who answers.Beta
Press Voice and talk. There is nothing to hold down: Torki listens while you talk and answers when you stop. The edges of the screen glow in that voice's colour while it speaks.
The same account, on everything you use.
Start a thought on your phone on the way in, and finish it at your desk — the same chats, the same projects and the same files, not four apps that happen to share a logo.
The same thread, carried over. Nothing to copy across, nothing to re-explain.
Web
The full app at torkiai.com/app. Nothing to install, and nothing to keep up to date.
Mac
Torki AI for Mac: the same workspace in a native window, plus Torki Code for shipping software. Apple Silicon, macOS 11 or later. It updates itself.
Torki's own model, on Torki's own machines.
Torki is not a wrapper around someone else's service. The model is Torki's own, it runs on hardware Torki owns and operates, and everything around it runs in the same place.
Free covers Pulse and Orbit, Vision and Projects. Lite, Arc and Zenith add the deeper modes, Research, Shadow, images without the Torki watermark and more of everything.
Start with a question.
Free to start, no credit card. Sign in once and the same account works on the web, on your Mac and on your phone.