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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.

avriz.io/configure
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:

  1. Your box is starting — sent right away, with your personal URL (https://<name>.t.avriz.io) and your box username & password. Keep this one.
  2. Your box is ready — the moment it finishes building.

5 · First login

  1. Open your box URL and sign in with the emailed credentials.
  2. Allow the microphone when the browser asks (you can always type instead).
  3. 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.