About
A workspace built to be trusted, because it tells you everything.
XDOS is a Windows command workspace. It brings your terminals, your app windows and your history into one desktop, and keeps a verifiable record of what happened in it — on your own machine.
It's built by Xtra Ad Service, Inc. The public room and private organization sign-in run through the moneyless.win operator. Your command history, keys, window titles and MAC addresses never go there.
Principles
Four rules XDOS is built on.
01
Local first
Your memory lives in one AIML folder on your computer. Back it up, move it, or delete it — it's yours.
02
Recording is visible
The recording notice stays on screen, even when the display is cloaked. No key hooks, no screen OCR.
03
Say what it actually does
Every feature is documented alongside its limits, so nothing promises more than it delivers.
04
Data never becomes commands
Imported history and recorded keys stay inert. Automation rules start paused and run only safe local actions.
Where XDOS sits
The layer you work in.
XDOS doesn't replace Windows, WSL or the internet. It sits on top of the networks and tools you already have and gives them one place to live — with a memory you can inspect and verify.
Your apps dock into it. Your terminals report to it. The moneyless.win operator connects it to the room and your organization. Underneath, your own uplink still carries every packet.
Your apps & terminals
Docked windows · PowerShell · Bash
XDOS workspace + Trose memory
Tabs · Time · Automation · Live tree
moneyless.win operator
Public room · private organization sign-in
Windows · WSL · your uplink
Wi-Fi, Ethernet and routes you already have
Roadmap
What's here, and what's next.
Shipped in 0.4
- Windows & WSL terminals with recording hooks
- Native window docking and the Usu launcher
- Trose Merkle ledger, Live tree and Time
- Local automation rules
- Public room and administrator sign-in
Next
- More organizations and member invites
- Device certificates and enrollment
- Site connectors for private networks
- A real Windows-through-WSL router
Considering
- Signed Trose checkpoints, so an exported history can be proven unchanged
- Optional public anchoring of tree heads on a blockchain such as Base — a timestamp only, never your data
- Redaction of likely secrets before events are stored
Running an organization?
Private sign-in opens in your own browser and is verified with a one-time email code. Sessions last 30 minutes, and XDOS never stores a password. Membership beyond the administrator is coming next.