Adaptive by design
Move between compact, touch-first layouts and larger desktop-style workspaces without treating every device as a separate product.
A new adaptive OS concept
One system.
Every shape.
iX OS is a CGL+ project exploring an operating-system experience that adapts from phone to tablet to desktop — with fluid layouts, thoughtful connectivity, and a distinct glass-inspired interface.
09:41 System ready
Your space.
Your flow.
An interface that adjusts to the way you work.
iX · Adaptive UI
Designed for your flow
The vision
Technology should adapt to you.
iX OS is being planned around a consistent core and interfaces that respond to screen size, connected displays, and the input methods available on a device.
Glass-inspired UI
Frosted surfaces, subtle highlights, restrained motion, and CGL+ yellow accents — an original visual language, not a copy of another platform.
Connected experiences
The proposed iX Share direction focuses on intentional, secure sharing of files, links, and text across supported devices.
Built around context
Small screen or full workspace.
The goal is a coherent experience that changes its layout and interaction model to suit the hardware in front of you.
01
Phone
Reachable controls, clear hierarchy, and touch-first navigation.
02
Tablet
Room for side-by-side content, flexible panels, and multitasking concepts.
03
Desktop and external displays
A workspace designed for pointer, keyboard, larger windows, and connected screens where supported.
04
Accessibility and user choice
Respect system settings, input capabilities, and explicit user preferences rather than relying on screen size alone.
Project status
Built in the open.
iX OS is at the planning and architecture stage. This site presents the direction of the project; it is not a claim that a bootable OS or the described features are already available.
Current focus · Foundation
1
Architecture and scope
Define the platform direction, device adaptation, and project boundaries.
2
Interface prototype
Explore the visual system and responsive interaction patterns.
3
Device and platform research
Assess hardware support, Android platform requirements, and practical constraints.
4
Incremental implementation
Build and validate components only after the design and technical approach are tested.
Follow the evolution of iX OS.
Explore the architecture, review the roadmap, and follow progress in the CGL+ GitHub repository.