The name Intuary may not be immediately recognisable as an English word, but the word "intueri" means 'to gaze upon' in Latin and is the root word for intuitive in English. The choice to select this name was driven by the root driver for this system - to create consumer software that was inherently intuitive to use.
Whilst Intuary is currently in prelaunch as consumer software, that does not mean that the product itself is a simple throw-away or side project. The system is a collaborative, block-based canvas workspace, with a built-in AI chat system with RAG for context delivery and underlying knowledge and intelligence mechanics, all fed by an AI analysis pipeline that can handle uploaded audio, live audio recorded via a microphone and text uploads (e.g. large PDF files). On top of this - a capture daemon is built and available to download, which picks up a user's system audio directly and then feeds the audio back into the AI pipeline - allowing users to stay native in their browser. The system capture is completely optional and is the only downloadable piece of software required in the entire system.
The part that stands out most is not anything labelled above; it is the simple underlying philosophy of what was built. Early on, the system was built entirely in JavaScript; the system was migrated to TypeScript with a Next.js frontend and an Express backend, Firebase Functions for heavy compute work (AI analysis) and Vite for the landing/marketing site. Delivering a high-quality solution like Intuary is as much about the mechanics under the hood as it is about the user experience. Building logically coherent, robust and secure code was just as important as delivering a usable product demo.
Now another important note is this - a public release is not scheduled currently, but this does not mean it is never to be scheduled. If the application needed to be released immediately today to gain users/traction and wouldn't work if released in 6 months, then the incorrect product has simply been built. Current circumstances make launching/running a software company somewhat infeasible in the immediate term.
The goal was and still is to build an intuitive AI-native workspace platform, and that goal is still in progress.