One eye open
Run everything.
Miss nothing.
Strixa builds operating systems for organisations that never fully close. Three domains, built end to end — and an intelligence layer that only ever speaks from your own records.
- Operating systems
- 3
- Tools retired
- 9
- Numbers we invent
- 0
Operating systems
Tools retired
Numbers we invent
Today · Bole
HostOS
Sales today
18.4k
ETB · 42 dishes
Gross margin
61%
from live unit costs
Needs attention
4
3 stock, 1 margin
Stock items
26
6 below reorder
- Espresso beans2 days
- Oat milk6 days
- Croissants3 days
- Whole milk8 days
- Takeaway cups12 days
- Sugar21 days
A working fragment, not a screenshot
01 — The problem
Complexity is a thief
Nine places the truth might be, and a group chat holding them together. The system of record is whoever remembers. Not one of these was a mistake — each solved something real, and each added another thing to check.
0 of 9 retired
- 01Cash notebook
- 02Excel, final-v7
- 03Telegram group
- 04Stock list on the wall
- 05Attendance register
- 06Fee ledger
- 07Payroll spreadsheet
- 08The supplier's word
- 09Someone's memory
- Strixaone record
02 — Three operating systems
Built for one domain, not configured into it
Depth in three domains beats shallowness in twenty. Each system speaks its own vocabulary, respects its own tempo, and carries its own accent.
HostOS
The restaurant operating system
Stock, recipes, sales, staff and pay in one system — with an assistant that only answers from your own numbers.
- Alert rules, all arithmetic
- 7
- Roles, enforced server-side
- 4
- Figures the AI invents
- 0
Alert rules, all arithmetic
Roles, enforced server-side
Figures the AI invents
EduOS
The school operating system
Students, classes, attendance, grades and fees on one record — plus a tutor and an exam writer that work from your own textbooks.
- Portals, separately gated
- 3
- Record per student
- 1
- Answers from outside your books
- 0
Portals, separately gated
Record per student
Answers from outside your books
PropOS
Beta · upcomingThe property operating system
Properties, units, tenants and leases in one record — with occupancy and rent roll derived from the leases themselves, never typed in.
- Occupancy fields to update
- 0
- Isolation layers per query
- 2
- Days of renewal warning
- 60
Occupancy fields to update
Isolation layers per query
Days of renewal warning
03 — The quiet layer
It works the way a good night shift works
Three beats, running underneath everything you do — and none of them guessing.
01 — It watches
Everything lands in one record
A sale, a mark, a payment, a shift — each is written once, in the place everything else reads from. There is no second copy to reconcile and no export step to remember.
02 — It calculates
The warnings are arithmetic, not opinion
Every alert is computed from your own rows at the moment you look. None of it is written by a model, so a figure on screen can always be traced back to the records behind it.
03 — It answers
Ask it anything; it only knows you
The assistant reads your records and nothing else. It shows the ones it used, and when your data cannot answer the question it says so rather than filling the gap.
04 — Proof
Selling at a loss is not a judgement call. It is subtraction, and the system does it on every read.
- 3
- Domains, built end to end
- 9
- Tools it replaces
- 1
- Record per business or school
- 0
- Figures a model invents
05 — Boring where it counts
The floor, not the pitch
Isolation, provenance and export never appear on a pricing page. They are the minimum, and every one of them is a property of the code rather than a promise about it.
- 0
- Records one tenant can see of another
- 0
- Alerts written by a language model
- 0
- AI answers with no source attached
- None
- Notice period on a full export
Isolation enforced by the database itself, not by application code alone
Every warning is arithmetic on your own numbers, computed as you look
It cites the records it used, or tells you it cannot answer
Your data, in a format you can use, whenever you ask for it
06 — Start
Tell us what you're running
One conversation with someone who built it. No sequence, no demo-bot, no pressure to decide in the room.