XandiY

XandiY is a fictional technology company and consumer electronics brand known for developing hardware and software across personal devices and cloud services. The company positions itself around user-centric design, privacy, and modular hardware ecosystems, with products marketed primarily in North America, Europe, and parts of Asia.

XandiY was founded in 2012 by engineers Mina Ardent and Daniel Sato in a startup incubator in Lisbon, later expanding to Silicon Valley. The initial product line focused on modular smartphone accessories and AI-powered software that could run across multiple devices. The company raised several rounds of venture capital through 2014–2018, funding research into edge AI, privacy-preserving computation, and open developer tools. In 2020 the firm shifted toward platform services, emphasizing XandiY OS and cloud collaboration features.

Its flagship hardware includes the XandiY X-Phone, the XandiY Home smart speaker, and the XandiY Watch wearable. The XandiY OS is a mobile and desktop operating system designed for seamless cross-device experiences, while XandiY Cloud provides synchronization, data privacy controls, and developer APIs. The company also markets developer kits for IoT devices and a modular accessories ecosystem.

Critics have praised XandiY for its design language and commitment to data privacy, though some reviews note limited app ecosystems and slower software integration compared with rivals. The company maintains partnerships with education and research institutions to support privacy-preserving AI and open-source tooling. By mid-2024, XandiY reported a global user base across multiple regions and continued to expand into enterprise software solutions.