An independent AI studio · founded 2026
Everyone rents
their AI.
This one is owned.
A private assistant running on its own hardware, reachable from four places, built end to end by one person in Yerevan.
The studio
NxtAtlas builds few things,
and finishes them.
An independent AI studio, founded in Yerevan in 2026. It exists so the work has somewhere to live longer than one experiment.
One account
Four ways in, one thread.
Ask in the browser, continue on the Mac, keep going on the phone, finish in Telegram. Nothing is copied across and nothing is re-sent — it is one conversation, and the timestamps prove it.
Four surfaces, three minutes apart — one account, and one thread that never restarted.
Images
Ask for the
thing itself.
No menu of tools to learn and no second app to open. You describe what you want in the same box you use for everything else, and it arrives in the thread.
✓ in the thread
Video
From a sentence
to a film.
Long work does not block the conversation. The request takes a place in a queue on our own machine, and the finished clip comes back to the thread when it is ready — whichever of the four you happen to be holding.
Voice
Talk to it, and
be understood.
Not dictation with a send button. It listens while you speak, answers out loud, and the whole exchange lands in the same thread as everything else — searchable afterwards, like any other message.
Telegram
Bring it
into your chats.
The console hands you a six‑digit code, good for ten minutes. Send it to the bot and the two halves are the same account — same conversation, same memory, no second password.
You are signed in as Arsen.
Memory
It keeps
your thread.
Told once, on one device, and still true three weeks later on another. And when it uses something you told it, it says so — you can open that memory, see the date, and delete it.
Games
It can build you a real game.
Ask for a game and it writes an actual Scratch project — real blocks, real sprites, assembled in a sandbox on our own machine and handed back as a file you can open, play and change.
Models
The best model
for the job.
A dozen models sit behind one account, and the picker is right there if you want it. Most of the time you never open it: the request is read and the model that suits it is already selected.
Owned, not rented
Your conversations
stay on one machine.
Privacy here is not a promise on a page. It is a consequence of where the thing runs.
Access
A small door,
on purpose.
Anyone can ask, and a person answers. Invite‑only is not scarcity for its own sake — it is the only honest way to run something whose costs are real and whose owner is one person.
Architecture
How it holds together.
Not one inbound port is open. There is nothing on the public internet to knock on — the machine only ever dials out.
What it took
Counted, not estimated.
Counted from the repository, not remembered. The one that matters most is the last one.
Who built it
Arsen Shahverdyan
- Role
- Full-stack developer
- Based in
- Yerevan, Armenia
- Building since
- 2022
- Studied at
- Picsart Academy
- Founder of
- NxtAtlas, 2026
I work across the whole surface of a product — interfaces, backend services, data, infrastructure and AI — because the interesting problems are usually the ones that fall between those parts.
NxtAtlas AI is what that looks like when nobody hands the work off: one assistant, four clients, one account, on a machine I run myself. Everything in this presentation is live right now.
I founded NxtAtlas to give that work a long-term home, and to build things that can outgrow a single experiment.
Thank you — questions welcome