What sets ROUTIX apart
ROUTIX Blind, one agent for everything, Optic with Focus, the story changed in the chat, one way of understanding every video, every model in one place.
ROUTIX is the next-generation multi-agentic AI revision platform. It was built to understand what you already have before it changes anything — and then to change exactly what you ask, and nothing else. It took two years of research and engineering to build it around that one idea. Next-generation, because what stands behind its revision reasoning is not one model or one workflow, but a way of thinking: the mind of someone who once could see. Here is what it gives you.
ROUTIX Blind: a mind that once could see
Every revision starts with ROUTIX Blind — ROUTIX's own perception and reasoning core, designed to rebuild a scene the way a person who once could see, and lost their sight, rebuilds a world from memory and description: layer by layer, whole, with nothing out of place. It reads video, pictures, sound and words together, keeps a memory in pictures and in words, and carries every character through your film. It is why ROUTIX does not argue with your old pixels when you ask for something new — it imagines the new scene whole.
Video Re-Visioning: change exactly what you name
Optic revises a video you already have.
- Only what you name changes — wherever and whenever it appears. Shots your change does not reach — an insert, an effect, black between shots, a shot the subject is not in — keep your own frames. The camera, the light, the timing, every cut and your clip's own sound stay as they were.
- Your picture is what you want. Everything your picture shows of the subject — what it wears, what it holds, its hair — comes into your video; what you do not want seen, you leave out of the picture or out in your words.
- A new character stays the same through the whole film — looking as your picture shows it, lit by your clip's own light, and playing your clip's own performance: the eyes, the lips and every expression follow the original, and whatever happens to the old one happens to the new one, at the same moments.
- Point at the exact thing you mean. With Focus, draw around it or tap it — once — and Optic follows it through the whole stretch. Up to 500 focuses on one clip, each with its name and colour.
- Bring your own pictures — up to 9 in one revision — and point at each one from your words.
- Up to 60 seconds in one press, delivered as one seamless film.
- One press, one price. Revise is the payment: the price on its button is what is held, with no second press — the reading of your clip and the making of your film follow inside that run. If the film cannot be made, every credit comes back, and the page says why.
- Write in your own language. Optic reads your words in whatever language you write them.
- Words on screen are read letter for letter, and stay as they are unless you ask.
One agent for everything
In the chat, one agent does the whole work — like an intelligent creative director. Bring a clip, pictures, a sound or only an idea, talk it through in plain words, and say Routix it. It reads, plans, builds references, makes frames and video, checks the result against your original, explains itself and remembers your project — choosing among more than 512 in-house tools for every step. Beside it, Fovea reviews every picture it makes. Let it see the work through, or have it stop for your word at every take: Blind and Blink.
Change the story, not only the look
In the chat, you can change what happens — not only how it looks. A man drinks a soda while he says his line? No soda: an eagle lands on his head and eats seeds. ROUTIX makes those moments anew around what happens now, and everything you did not name — the man, the place, the light, the camera — comes from your clip. A person, an animal, a thing: any subject, in the same way. A mind that is already imagining your whole scene anew has only a small step left to imagine someone in it doing something else. See Change the story.
One way of understanding, for every video
ROUTIX keeps no list of what a video may show, and no template for one kind of video and another for the next. A person, an animal, a product, a logo, a screen recording, something nobody has filmed before — each is read the same way, by the same rules. Our own tests hold the reading to that: it must not lean on words for any one kind of subject. (What may be made is set by our Content Policy, for everyone.)
Every model in one place
Studio gathers the models you would otherwise visit one by one — for video and for pictures — each on its own page with every control it offers. See Every model in ROUTIX.
- A model's page offers only what that model can really do — no button that leads nowhere.
- A model's own sound is your switch, off until you turn it on.
- Eye to eye sets up to four models side by side on the same words, names hidden if you like, so you judge the result and not the name. See Forge, Eye to eye and Iris.
Credits never taken for nothing
- You never pay for a result you did not get. Credits are held when you press and kept only when the result is delivered; on any other ending they come back in full, by themselves. A sweep in the background finds any run that ended still holding credits, and settles it.
- The price you confirm is the price you pay. If a price moves before your press, nothing is held and you see the new one first.
- One price for an Optic film — the seconds you chose at the quality you chose, the same from Studio or from the chat. Nothing is added after you press.
- A whole film or nothing. If one stretch is turned down, the rest is still made — and you choose: keep that part as it was, or leave it out — paying only for what was made.
- A double tap never charges twice, and a dropped connection never makes you pay again.
- Stop works everywhere. What had not started is cancelled and not charged.
Honest by design
- ROUTIX never tells you something is done when it is not, and says so when it could not judge.
- "Nothing was charged" and "your credits came back" are said only when your credit record shows it.
- No technical errors on your screen: a plain sentence, and what to do next.
- Everything you make is private until you share it — and only you can share it.
- Every film and picture ROUTIX delivers carries a hidden mark that it was made with AI.
Judge it by the result
In our tests we tried many paths and many workflows, and rethought rules most tools still follow. We would rather not ask you to believe us. Revise a clip of your own and look: the quality is in front of you, and the judgement is yours. Measure it against any revision model there is, or any that comes after.
Frequently asked questions
What is ROUTIX, in one sentence?
The next-generation multi-agentic AI revision platform: revise the video you have, exactly where you point, or let one agent run the whole work — all on ROUTIX Blind, our own perception and reasoning core.
Why "next-generation"?
Because ROUTIX is not one model or one workflow. Behind its revision reasoning is ROUTIX Blind — the mind of someone who once could see, rebuilding the whole scene with your change inside it instead of patching over the old one.
Is ROUTIX only for revising videos?
No. Revision is its heart, and you can also make new videos and pictures from words and pictures in Studio, or from nothing but an idea in the chat.