Local-first AI workspace turning inputs into structured notes and podcasts.
Ingest messy streams, structure knowledge, and auto-generate two-voice podcasts.
Revornix is an open-source, local-first workspace that takes fragmented web links, documents, and audio inputs, organizes them via Milvus and Neo4j, and converts them into structured knowledge and automated two-voice podcasts. It suits audio producers and researchers who want to automate research digestion and generate spoken summaries without relying on locked-down cloud platforms.
The platform ingests multi-format inputs including audio files, transcribes them into searchable Markdown with speaker separation, and processes them through pluggable converters. It combines chunked vector storage with a personal GraphRAG layer to provide context-aware AI answers, automatic daily digests, and generated two-voice audio episodes.
It suits audio content producers, researchers, and creators drowning in unstructured information who want local control over their knowledge graphs and audio generation workflows. It does not suit casual note-takers who want a simple zero-config desktop app, as it requires managing multiple backing databases and a self-hosted stack.
Transcribes audio documents into searchable Markdown with speaker separation and turns content into two-voice audio episodes.
Projects saved documents onto a personal knowledge graph in Neo4j paired with chunked vector storage in Milvus.
Cleans and normalizes web pages, PDFs, and office formats using engines like MinerU or Jina.
Drives external Model Context Protocol servers and exposes your personal library to MCP-aware tools.
Gathers aggregated hot-search headlines across mainstream platforms via the bundled hot-news service.
Free under its repository structure, with the only cost being the infrastructure and API keys required to run the self-hosted stack yourself.
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Yes, it supports audio ingestion and transcription into searchable Markdown with speaker separation, as well as generating two-voice podcast versions.
The local bootstrap relies on PostgreSQL, Redis, Neo4j, MinIO, and Milvus.
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