
DIX scans real system data. Claude AI analyzes a hardware snapshot and proposes optimizations. Every change validated, snapshotted, one-click rollback.
Select your hardware profile for an estimated DIX internal score range. Actual results depend on your real system parameters.
One platform. Multiple tools. Each one solving a specific performance problem.
No manual tuning. DIX scans your system, sends a real hardware snapshot to Claude AI, and applies validated proposals through a policy engine.
/proc and /sys in real time. CPU governor, I/O scheduler, memory pressure, NUMA state, hugepages. No guesswork.pkexec. Every parameter change is snapshotted first. One click to revert if needed.Single internal test system: Intel i5-12400 + RTX 3060 + 32 GB DDR4 — Ubuntu 26.04. Methodology pending publication.
Results vary by hardware and configuration. The DIX score is an internal optimization metric — not a universal benchmark or guaranteed performance result.
Planned opt-in telemetry for future recommendations. Backend and privacy review pending before public rollout.
Versioned, dated, honest. No vaporware.
We know what you're looking for. Here it is.
strings ./dix | grep sk-ant.~/.config/dix/snapshot.json. One click to revert exactly.Launch week: we're giving away 20 lifetime DIX licenses (Linux or Windows). No purchase necessary — just try the free demo and tell us.
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20 winners, launch week only — picked with a public random draw if needed. Full terms here.