Name: Talyx
Brand: Talyx
Price: 29 USD
Availability: InStock

Question 1

How does Talyx use AI?

Accepted Answer

Talyx connects to Claude via the Claude Code SDK running on your machine. It scans your files, extracts metadata and text snippets, then sends that context to Claude for semantic classification. Claude understands content — invoices go to Documents/Invoices, contracts to Documents/Legal, reports to Documents/Reports. You choose the model: Haiku (fast), Sonnet (balanced), or Opus (best accuracy). Smart Local mode also works fully offline without any AI.

Question 2

Do I need an API key?

Accepted Answer

No API keys needed. Talyx auto-detects Claude Code on your machine and uses your existing Claude subscription. If you have a Claude Pro, Team, or Enterprise plan, AI classification works out of the box with zero configuration. Just install Talyx and start sorting.

Question 3

What models can I use?

Accepted Answer

Talyx lets you choose from three Claude models: Haiku for fast, lightweight classification of simple file types; Sonnet for a balance of speed and accuracy on mixed folders; and Opus for the best possible results on complex documents like contracts, research papers, and financial records. Switch models anytime in Settings.

Question 4

Does it work offline?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Smart Local mode sorts files using extension and metadata analysis without any AI connection. It handles common file types accurately using built-in rules. When you reconnect, you can re-sort with AI for deeper semantic classification that understands file content.

Question 5

What does AI classification actually do?

Accepted Answer

Unlike rule-based tools that only look at file extensions, Talyx extracts text from PDFs, metadata from images, and tags from audio files, then sends snippets to Claude for semantic understanding. An invoice PDF gets sorted to Documents/Invoices even if the filename is scan_003.pdf. A research paper goes to Documents/Research. Smart renaming follows Harvard file naming conventions for clean, searchable filenames.

Question 6

Is my data private?

Accepted Answer

Documents are classified locally through your Claude subscription — they never touch our servers. For vision credits, small image thumbnails (512px max) are sent to our secure server for AI analysis, then immediately discarded. We never store your files. Smart Local mode processes everything fully offline.

Question 7

Can I undo a sort operation?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every sort operation is recorded in the history. You can undo any individual batch to restore files to their original locations with one click.

Question 8

What platforms are supported?

Accepted Answer

Talyx runs on macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Windows (64-bit). Linux support is planned for a future release.

Question 9

What is the pricing?

Accepted Answer

Talyx offers a 7-day free trial with 50 vision credits. Personal ($29 one-time) uses your Claude subscription for documents and includes 500 vision credits for images/videos. Talyx AI ($9/month) provides unlimited AI for everything — no Claude subscription needed. Additional vision credits: 500 for $5.

Question 10

What are vision credits?

Accepted Answer

Vision credits power AI image and video recognition. When you sort photos, Talyx sends a small thumbnail to our AI to identify what is in the image — cats, cars, landscapes, receipts — and names the file accordingly. Each image or video costs 1 credit. Documents are always free.

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