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Questions you might have
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What kind of company is XICO AI?
XICO AI is an AI startup in Guangzhou, China. We build and run four products, XicoClean, XICO Store, Machi and Xico, and we develop AI applications and custom software for businesses. Two more are on the way: ServerGO, a server client, and Nerva, a remote control for AI coding agents.
What kinds of AI projects do you take on?
Most often: AI agents and workflow automation, enterprise knowledge bases and Q&A (RAG), AI customer service and sales assistants, processing documents such as contracts and invoices, content generation and marketing, and privately deployed AI applications. We can also add AI features to your existing systems and apps, or to WeCom, Feishu and DingTalk.
Which models do you use? Can you deploy privately?
We're not tied to any one model, and choose by quality, cost, speed and compliance. In China we often use DeepSeek, Qwen, Kimi, GLM and Doubao; elsewhere, OpenAI, Claude, Gemini and Llama, among others. Where data is sensitive, we can deploy open models on your private servers or on local devices.
Is our data safe? Will it be used to train models?
We prefer enterprise APIs that don't train on customer data, or a private deployment. We only ask for the access we need, and how the data may be used is spelled out in the contract. Anything that can be processed locally isn't uploaded.
How long does an AI project take?
It depends on the scope. A focused prototype usually takes a few weeks; a full product moves forward in milestones. Once we understand what you need, we'll give you a clear plan, schedule and quote.
Who owns the source code and IP?
Whatever the contract says. Usually the source code and related intellectual property we develop for you are yours once the project is paid in full, and we hand over the code, documentation and deployment notes together.
Do you take on custom software development?
Yes. Besides AI applications, we build web apps and admin consoles, iOS and Android apps, and native macOS software. Client projects get the same standard as our own products, and we keep maintaining them after launch.
What products have you built?
XicoClean: a native macOS cleaner and optimiser, a one-time purchase that works entirely on your Mac, free to download and try at clean.xicoai.com. XICO Store: a store for licensed software, online courses, activation keys and digital resources, delivered instantly after payment. Machi: a city-life app for people living in Japan, on the App Store and the web. Xico: an AI life companion that brings your journal, tasks, calendar, documents, finances, habits and life goals together; the web version is open for early access. ServerGO: a native server client for Mac and iPhone that manages Proxmox VE, Linux, Docker and terminals; its AI needs your approval before it runs any command. Coming soon. Nerva: a remote control for AI coding agents that lets you follow Codex, Claude and DSH and approve their commands from your phone; the iOS app is in beta on TestFlight.
How does a project start?
Email us or fill in the contact form with a few lines on the background, goals and timing. We usually reply within 1–2 business days, talk the requirements through, then send a plan and a quote.
Where can I try your products?
XicoClean is a free download at clean.xicoai.com with every feature free for 15 days; XICO Store is at store.xicoai.com; Machi is on the App Store and on the web at machicity.com; Xico's web version is at app.xicoai.com, with iPhone, iPad and Mac versions coming to the App Store. ServerGO is introduced at servergo.xicoai.com, where its release will be announced first; Nerva's iOS app is in beta on TestFlight, see nerva.xicoai.com.