A real persona
Name, voice, behavior, operating style and boundaries are deliberately designed so the entity feels coherent instead of randomly “AI-ish”.
A Synth is a persistent synthetic digital entity built around you or your organization. One identity, one memory, one set of capabilities, available through the channels your people already use.
Staff should not need a new AI ritual. A Synth can meet them in WhatsApp, a browser, a custom interface or another approved channel, while remaining the same persistent entity behind every interaction.
Access, permissions and tool availability are configured per deployment.
Every build starts from a role, not a generic prompt. The personality, memory model, knowledge, tools, channels and autonomy are shaped around the person or organization it serves.
Name, voice, behavior, operating style and boundaries are deliberately designed so the entity feels coherent instead of randomly “AI-ish”.
Relevant context can persist across sessions, channels and workflows, so work does not restart from zero every morning.
Company documents, procedures, project material and selected knowledge can become part of the Synth's working environment.
Files, research, coding, reminders, scheduled work, messaging and custom integrations can turn conversation into actual execution.
WhatsApp, web, desktop, Discord and other supported channels can become different doors into the same entity.
A Synth can have a custom interface and visual identity, not because it needs decoration, but because persistent intelligence benefits from recognizable presence.
BEFORE THERE WAS SYNTH, THERE WAS MAGNUS.
Magnus began as a personal local AI experiment. Then it kept growing. It gained memory, continuity, files, research, coding, web access, automation, multiple communication channels and a visual environment of its own.
At some point, “assistant” stopped describing it properly. The useful part was no longer a single model or chat window. It was the whole persistent entity, identity, memory, tools, channels and behavior operating as one system.
That architecture needed a category. I call it a Synth. Magnus is Synth Zero, the original entity from which the commercial approach evolved. Clients do not buy a copy of Magnus. I build theirs.
A local companion with a deliberate identity instead of a default assistant voice.
Active, persistent and episodic context transformed isolated chats into continuity.
Research, coding, files and tools moved the system from talking into doing.
Web, desktop, Discord, WhatsApp and a distinct interface made one entity accessible in many places.
The architecture became repeatable, configurable and ready to be shaped around other people and organizations.
A Synth can be designed around privacy, performance and cost. Local first is possible, cloud is possible, and hybrid usually gives the broadest operating range.
Run the primary model and selected company knowledge on your own server or computer. Local model setup and inference configuration are included in the agreed Synth build.
Use a capable local Synth for normal work, then selectively escalate heavy jobs to approved cloud models and services.
Use hosted AI and infrastructure when local inference is not a requirement.
These are indicative implementation ranges, not generic software subscriptions. Each Synth is designed, integrated and calibrated around a specific owner or organization. Final pricing follows scope discovery.
2026 pricing shown above is indicative. Final investment depends on integrations, channels, data architecture, deployment requirements, user volume and level of autonomy. Ongoing care, support and evolution are available separately. Taxes, third party costs and excluded requirements below are not included unless specifically stated in a written quotation.
The build price covers the agreed Synth implementation. Infrastructure and outside provider costs remain transparent and separate so you are not paying a hidden markup on hardware or third party usage.
A dedicated workstation is recommended when local inference is part of the design. Final sizing is based on model size, context requirements, concurrent users and expected workload.
The process starts with the organization and the role the Synth should play. The model comes later. That order matters.
Map the real use cases, users, data, channels, privacy needs and systems already in place.
Define identity, behavior, memory strategy, responsibilities, access and escalation rules.
Implement tools, integrations, knowledge retrieval, automations and chosen communication channels.
Test the Synth with real workflows, tune behavior and remove the awkward parts before wider rollout.
Launch, monitor, improve and add capabilities as the entity becomes part of normal work.
The short version, a Synth is a custom system, not a boxed SaaS account with your logo pasted on it.
No. A Synth can use different models, including local models and approved cloud models, but the model is only one component. The actual product is the persistent architecture around identity, memory, knowledge, tools, channels, automation and continuity.
Yes, when WhatsApp is selected as a channel and the required business messaging setup is available. Staff can access the same company Synth while permissions, tools and knowledge exposure are controlled by the deployment design.
Yes. Local first and hybrid architectures are available. Local model deployment can be part of the Synth build, running on your own server or computer. The exact model and hardware depend on expected performance, context size, concurrency and privacy requirements. Cloud inference can also be connected to major API providers using your own account and billing.
Usually, yes, when those systems expose a usable API, database, file interface or supported integration path. Integrations are scoped individually because a clean modern API and a twenty year old internal system are not the same engineering job.
No. Magnus is the origin, not the template personality. Your Synth gets its own name, voice, behavior, purpose, rules and visual identity. It should feel native to the person or organization it belongs to.
A Synth is intended to evolve. Ongoing care can cover updates, model changes, workflow refinement, monitoring, new tools and new channels. Support terms depend on the deployment tier and agreed service level.
Individuals and organizations that already know where persistent AI could remove friction, preserve context or connect fragmented workflows. If the goal is only a basic website FAQ bot, a Synth is probably unnecessary.
Tell me what the entity should know, where it should live, who should be able to talk to it and what work you want it to actually do.