Naza One for Windows
Your multi-purpose local AI workspace for Naza Chat, food and kitchen intelligence, plus road and safety tools — all brought together in one desktop app.
Naza One helps you sort through ideas, make the most of what’s in your kitchen, and take the next small step—without making life feel complicated.
Naza One for Windows is the broader local AI workspace. Ride is the focused web app for road-risk planning before you go. Roadscanner is the new Android app for testers who want the road-scanning experience on their phone.
Your multi-purpose local AI workspace for Naza Chat, food and kitchen intelligence, plus road and safety tools — all brought together in one desktop app.
A focused browser experience for road-risk planning — helping you review routes, surface potential hazards, and make more informed travel decisions before heading out.
Join the Google testing group, then open the Roadscanner Play Store testing page with the same Google account to become a tester and install the app when access is approved.
Naza One is built for the moments when you want a second brain, a bit of encouragement, or a simple answer from the things already around you.
Ask a question, untangle a plan, write something, or just put a thought into words. Naza One meets you where you are.
Take a picture of your fridge and get gentle ideas for what to use, what may need attention, and what to cook next.
Get a helpful read on what you can see while food bakes, with reminders to use your own judgment and kitchen basics.
Naza One is designed to live on your device. Your conversations, notes, and kitchen check-ins are for you—not for an advertising company or a feed.
There’s no profile to polish or feed to keep up with. Just open Naza One when it’s useful.
Type a question, share a photo of ingredients, or ask for help getting unstuck.
Keep the ideas that help. Change the ones that don’t. You are always in charge.
Both apps are available through closed beta testing. Join the Google testing group first, then use the Play Store test link for the app you want to install.
Open the group, sign in with the Google account you use on your Android phone, then tap Join group.
Android beta approval may take up to 10 days. After joining the testers group, use the same Google account when opening the Play Store test links below. Once your account is approved, the Play Store page will let you become a tester and install the app.
Open the test page for Naza One or Roadscanner. When access becomes available, tap the button to become a tester, then install the app directly from Google Play.
Join the Android Play Tests — first join the group, then choose Naza One or Roadscanner from the Play Store test links.