Kairix organizes your information. It helps AI agents find answers within your private files. It uses search methods to connect your documents, notes, and team data. The software runs on your computer. You keep control of your data.
You need the application file to begin. Visit the link below to reach the download page.
Windows might trigger a security prompt during the first launch. This happens because the application is local and private.
Kairix uses a hybrid search approach. It performs two types of searches at once.
First, it looks for exact words or phrases. If you search for “marketing report,” it scans for those exact terms. This is like a standard file search.
Second, it looks for meaning. If you search for “annual review,” it knows that “performance summary” relates to your request. This helps when you do not remember the exact words in a document.
The application also maps connections between entities. It links names, places, and projects automatically. This creates a web of information. You find related data without manual tagging.
Kairix acts as a connection point for your AI agents. This is an MCP server. It allows other AI tools to read your database safely. You define which files the agents see. The agents only access the folders you choose.
The system supports Azure OpenAI to process your data. You provide your API key in the settings menu. The software sends requests to the server to make sense of your private documents. All search operations happen locally on your hardware. Only the parts of the text necessary for the AI to answer your question leave your machine.
Kairix works well with Obsidian and other local note-taking tools. Point the application to your existing notes folder. The software creates an index of your files. Changes you make in your notes update the index automatically.
Your computer needs specific hardware for smooth performance.
The first time you run Kairix, it scans your files. This takes time. A large library of documents requires patience during the initial setup.
You hold your data. Kairix saves your information in local databases. It does not send your entire collection of files to an external server. The search system relies on local infrastructure. Your proprietary information stays behind your firewall when you use the local search features.
If you encounter issues, verify these steps:
Does Kairix work offline? The core search functionality works offline. Features that require AI analysis need an active internet connection to contact the service provider.
Can I share my index? You can share the database file with team members, but ensure they have the same version of Kairix installed.
Where does Kairix store data? The application creates a local folder in your Documents directory. You can move this folder to a different drive if you need more space.
Is my data secure? Your files remain on your local storage. The AI agent only receives the specific text it needs to answer your current query.
How do I update the software? Visit the download page periodically to check for newer versions. You can install a new version over the old one without losing your index.