Anthology · 0.4 · for considered work
Clox is a chat workspace built around the way you actually write — mode first, model second, tools when you need them. No fluorescent dashboard. No emoji in the toolbar. Just paper, ink, and a cursor.
Five modes · one composer
Mode comes first in Clox — chat, research, image, code, voice, video — because it changes what ‘good’ looks like more than the model does. Click through to watch the workspace re-orient itself.
Outputs that read like they came from someone with taste. Citations you can defend. A cursor that knows when to wait.
No fluorescent panels, no pop-up congratulations. Settings open only when you press ⌘. — and close again when you stop looking.
Every prompt, response, and edit lives in your archive — searchable, exportable, citable. Walk away and your work walks with you.
Three keys · zero menus
Slash for the model. ⌘K for the workspace. ⌘. for the configuration. Hover any card to see it open.
Type a slash and a paged palette opens with mode first, model second, tools third. Arrow, enter, done.
Home, projects, a chat from last Tuesday, an image from a year ago. Search the whole archive in one prompt.
System prompt, parameters, tools, knowledge. A drawer slides in from the right and disappears the second you stop using it.
Pricing
Flat-rate plans with no rate-limit surprises. The Pro plan covers what most people actually need; the Studio plan is for teams that ship.
For trying out the editorial way of thinking with an AI.
For writers, researchers, and people who actually finish things.
For small teams that share voice, sources, and standards.
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The first chat is on us. You’ll know within five minutes whether Clox is the workspace you’ve been asking software for, or just another reasonable opinion about chat.
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