AFRT

Adaptive Feedback Response Technology

Software that adapts to you without reading you.

AFRT is part of DNX OS, the business operating system we are building in India at Denovarix Technologies LLP. It is coming, and it is opt-in.

It counts. It does not read.

Which app was opened

Mail, Files, Sheets. The name of the app, nothing inside it.

Which screen or settings page

So the next update can put what you use within reach.

Which theme is in use

So defaults match what people choose.

That the microphone opened something

That voice was used, never what was said.

The hour of day

Twenty-four counters. Nothing finer than the hour.

What it can never keep.

File names

An event must be a short lowercase identifier. A file name is refused.

Messages, searches, anything typed

There is no event kind for content.

Your name or a device ID

Neither is in what it stores or exports.

Unlimited history

At most 400 distinct things are counted.

You hold the switch.

Off until you switch it on

Settings, then Privacy & security.

Read exactly what is held

One screen, in plain words. Save it to a file if you want.

Wipe it in one click

Switching it off wipes it too.

Nothing leaves the PC

Sharing with Denovarix would be a separate, later step that shows you the same summary first.

What it does not do yet.

It does not rearrange the interface for you today, and Nova, the assistant in DNX OS, does not learn from it today. It is not in a released build: DNX OS opens its beta in December 2026 and launches in January 2027. What exists is the counting, the limits, the switch, the summary and the wipe. The source code is not published yet.