Getting started
From zero to a working voice agent in about five minutes — free, no card.
1 · Create your account
Head to avriz.io/signup. You can register with an email and password, or one-click in with Google or GitHub. If someone sent you an invite link, just open it — your plan comes pre-configured and you can skip the next step.
2 · Start your free box
On avriz.io/configure there is one button: Start building →. No card, no plan to pick — every account starts on the free tier: a Medium box (4 GB), our models smart-routed, voice included, 25 active hours a month and about two hours of real agent work.
Start building →
Free — no card needed. A real Linux box with a coding agent on it.
One button. Everything else — model choice, keys, voice — is changeable later in Settings.
Want more later? Credits buy extra hours and model time à la carte — see Billing & credits. There is no subscription to choose.
3 · The model ladder (what answers you)
- Auto · smart (the default) — every request is graded for difficulty and routed on a ladder from Gemini Flash (chat, one-liners) up through Fugu, Sonnet 5, Opus 5 and Fugu Ultra (research-grade work). You're only ever billed for the model actually used.
- Pin a model — prefer everything on one model? Pick it in your box's Settings.
- My own key — bring any OpenAI-compatible provider in box Settings; your key is stored on your account and synced only to your box.
4 · Your box arrives by email
Building takes about 4 minutes — you can close the page. Two emails land:
- Your box is starting — sent right away, with your personal URL (
https://<name>.t.avriz.io) and your box username & password. Keep this one. - Your box is ready — the moment it finishes building.
5 · First login
- Open your box URL and sign in with the emailed credentials.
- Allow the microphone when the browser asks (you can always type instead).
- Say or type your first request — e.g. “clone my repo github.com/me/site and run it”.
Your box sleeps when idle to save compute. If you arrive and it's asleep, you'll see a wake screen — hit Wake and it's back in ~30–60 seconds with all your files exactly as you left them.