01Release candidate

SUPERHUMAN-X

A voice-first conversation companion for Android. Short spoken answers in your earpiece, started and stopped when you choose.

SUPERHUMAN-X is a release candidate. Product, device, privacy and store validation are still in progress.

Access requests are open. A request does not promise an installation date.

02The mark

Stone, then gold, then the X.

The mark starts as a block, is measured out in gold, and resolves into the chrome X with a lit core.

  1. StoneThe raw form.
  2. GoldThe measured form.
  3. The XThe finished mark.

03How it works

From your voice to your ear.

  1. Listening

    Listens on your phone. No recordings kept. While Companion is on, the microphone feeds the speech recognizer directly.

  2. Speech to text

    Speech becomes text on the device. Only finished sentences move on to the next stage.

  3. Deciding

    Understands when a fact would help, and stays quiet when it would not. Small talk, opinions and plans are skipped, and the same question is not answered twice within ten minutes.

  4. Finding the answer

    Answered on the phone itself. Some phones lack the on-device model, and the app says so. Where cloud answers are enabled, short text, never audio, goes to DELLIGHT's server for live web answers.

  5. In your ear

    A short answer, spoken quietly in your earpiece. Without an earpiece, the answer appears as a glance card on screen. AI answers can be wrong.

  6. Afterwards

    Nothing saved by default. The conversation context stays in the app's memory and is cleared when the session ends. If you report a bad answer, only that report is sent.

04App screens

The interface.

Design renders of the SUPERHUMAN-X interface with sample text. They are not captures from an installed build, and the questions and answers shown are examples.

  • Launch screen with the SUPERHUMAN-X mark, the line Listens to the conversation, and a Start a companion session button.
    Start a session
  • Disclosure screen titled Before Companion starts, with Agree and start and Not now buttons.
    Disclosure before a session starts
  • Listening screen showing the sample spoken question How far away is the Moon and the label I'm listening.
    Listening
  • Answer screen with a sample question, two bullet points, search suggestions and source links.
    Answer with sources
  • Companion glance card over the mark, showing a short sample answer and feedback buttons.
    Companion glance

05Access

Request access.

Tell us which Android phone you use and how you would use SUPERHUMAN-X. Access requests are open. A request does not promise an installation date.