SystemBionic
Independent software company. Founded 2025.
Ortix runs on the Mac. Xified runs on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. Both are built on the same conviction: software this personal deserves the same care as a piece of craft, considered down to the pixel, and it should run on hardware you own, never on your data. These are the first two pieces, and the roadmap runs past both.
Privacy as architecture
Ortix, Xified, and every app we ship follow the same rule: we never collect, store, profile, or sell your personal information. That is a structural property of how the software is built, not a promise on a policy page. There is nothing to breach, subpoena, or sell.
Our apps ship with no telemetry. This website keeps only anonymous, first-party visit counts. No ad trackers, no third parties.
No telemetry
No usage analytics, no crash reports linked to your identity, no behavioral tracking.
Agentic AI, never in the cloud
Mia Ai sorts tabs, writes code, and takes action across Ortix on-device by default, so an agent this capable never has to phone home to work.
On-device by default
Receipt scanning and voice transcription in Xified run on your iPhone, not on our servers.
No third-party trackers
No ad networks, data brokers, or SDKs that report your activity back to us.
No content analytics
What you read, write, and save is never scanned for analytics or advertising.
Your files stay on your device
When you sync, it goes through your own iCloud account. SystemBionic operates no servers for your content.
An account that holds almost nothing
Ortix Pro signs in with an ordinary email and password. The password is stored only as a bcrypt hash and the session only as a SHA-256 hash, so neither exists in readable form on our servers. You can delete the account from inside the app.
Xified began as a question: why does a life need five different apps to hold it. Habits, tasks, a journal, your finances, your ideas, all in one place that learns the shape of your day. Speak a journal entry and watch it transcribe itself on your iPhone. Point the camera at a receipt and it is read on the device. When the day needs quieting, Brainwave Entrainment is there with twelve sessions of its own. None of it leaves your hand. Everything lives on your iPhone and syncs only through your own iCloud, never touching a SystemBionic server. Xified did not add a feature to your day. It gave the day somewhere to live.
40+ templates or a routine built from scratch, with custom notifications, flexible schedules, and four ways to track progress.
Speak an entry and it is transcribed on the device. Attach photos, documents, and places, and watch your mood over time.
Point the camera at a receipt and it is read on the device. Set budgets, see where the money actually went, and keep goals in view.
In Xified 2.0
A browser used to mean one thing: a window that shows you the web and gets out of the way. Ortix keeps that speed and asks more of it. Spaces keep work, life, and research apart. Split screen holds up to four panes at once. The sidebar carries a real file manager you can drag straight into a page. A Mini Browser floats above everything else for the one tab worth watching while you work, and a built in media player with a per tab audio mixer and AirPlay means video and music never have to fight for control. A Touch ID vault holds your passwords and passkeys, and a content and video ad blocker keeps the page itself quiet. And Mia Ai runs on the same Mac as the browser, no network required, so asking it something is as private as thinking it.
Keep work, personal life, and research in separate browsers that happen to share one window. Incognito is always one click away.
Browse, organize, and drag files from the sidebar straight into a page, without leaving the browser or opening Finder.
A small window that floats above everything else, with its own address bar, autofill, and passkey support.
In Ortix Browser 6.0
Built-in grammar checking catches mistakes as you type. Polish your emails, posts, and documents before you send.
Control media from any tab and balance audio between sources. Turn the meeting up and keep the music low.
I am just amazed how well this browser is constructed. Using it feels seamless, everything is gliding! Didn’t think twice in making the choice of picking the main browser just after my first few hours of using it. Everything in one place, everything you need!
This browser is gorgeous, finally a potential Arc replacement for my Mac. It is smooth, clean, thought out, and very performant.
Love the browser so far. Runs great on my M4 Max.
A great browser that helps me with my daily life, my work, my emails, and corrects them when I ask it to. 10/10 would recommend.
Giving it a thumbs up. I like the direction and the ideas behind the browser, and I am willing to put some time into becoming familiar with it to see if it can be a daily browser for me.
Best browser I ever used.
I think it has potential. I like the interface, and it has interesting features.
Impressed.
It is a nice experience using Ortix. The basic functionalities are being done pretty well now.
It looks pretty cool so far. I like the design, and it seems pretty feature rich.
If you have Setapp, you already like cool, shiny things made by developers who think outside the box. Ortix is definitely that.
Keep up the work, feels like you’ve got a good thing going.
Ortix Browser is available on Setapp, MacPaw's subscription service for Mac apps. Xified is available on the App Store.
January 2025
01/10Xified enters development
Balša Bošković begins building Xified alone, a personal dashboard designed to keep a person’s daily life on their own devices instead of scattered across five different apps.
April 16, 2025
02/10SystemBionic is founded
Balša Bošković founds SystemBionic to carry Xified, and the company’s work beyond it, forward.
September 2025
03/10Ortix Browser enters development
Work starts on a native Mac browser built directly on WebKit, architected around Spaces, a sidebar workflow, and capabilities that normally require separate applications.
February 4, 2026
04/10Xified launches on the App Store
Habits, tasks, journal, finances, and ideas ship as one app for iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch, with receipt scanning and voice transcription running entirely on the device.
April 16, 2026
05/10Ortix Browser released to the public
Ortix ships as a free direct download for macOS, a year to the day after SystemBionic was founded.
April 2026
06/10Xified 2.0
A complete redesign, the Brainwave Entrainment suite, interactive Home Screen widgets, and a five-screen Apple Watch app.
May 15, 2026
07/10Ortix Browser arrives on Setapp
Ortix joins Setapp, MacPaw’s subscription service for Mac apps, reaching a professional Mac audience alongside its free direct download.
July 22, 2026
08/10Ortix Browser 5.0 introduces Mia Ai
The agentic assistant ships with a choice of frontier cloud models or a local on-device model that runs with unlimited tokens, works offline, and sends nothing anywhere.
August 11, 2026
09/10Ortix Browser reaches thousands of users
The user base crosses into the thousands across Setapp and the free direct download, a year on from the first line of code.
August 21, 2026
10/10Ortix Browser 6.0 arrives
Local models run up to 50% faster, the engine is up to 30% more efficient, and the interface is refined into a modular UI.
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Where this is going
SystemBionic exists to create leading software, and eventually hardware, built around three things: privacy that is structural rather than promised, an experience that feels genuinely incredible to use, and technology that empowers people to do more with their own abilities instead of doing it for them. Ortix and Xified are the first proof of that intent. The vision runs further than either one.
