Pixie is a crew of pixel pets that live on your desktop. They mirror your face in real time, obey your hand gestures, get startled by loud noises — and chat with their own personalities. All vision runs 100% on your computer.
Windows 10/11 · all 12 characters included · one-time purchase, no subscription · launching on Steam
No menus needed — your pet watches your hands and reacts, with smart filtering so everyday movements never trigger it.
🪞Face mirroring
Turn your head, blink, talk — your pet copies you live. It's not a filter; it's a tiny mirror with fur.
✌️Peace = dance
Flash a peace sign and it breaks into a dance — while still copying your face.
☝️Point = move
Raise a finger and drag it through the air; your pet chases it across the screen.
✊Fist = sleep
Hold up a fist for a second and it curls up for a nap. An open palm wakes it up.
A door slam or a sudden beat makes it jump. Yes, it wakes up scared too.
When you're busy it wanders, dances to itself and naps in the corner.
12 characters, each with two themes and its own chat personality — every one of them included, no add-ons to buy.
Pixie · Catcurious, playful, a little mischievous
Biscuit · Dogyour #1 fan, tail always wagging
Clover · Rabbitsoft-spoken, hides behind her ears
Bao · Pandaprofessionally relaxed
Nibbles · Hamsterpodcast-level energy, cheeks first
Waddles · Penguina tiny butler in a tuxedo
Rusty · Foxsly wordplay, heart of gold
Sage · Owlnight-shift scholar, grumpy at dawn
Boo · Ghostpolitely haunts your taskbar
Ember · Dragonmighty roar, muffin-sized
Volt · Robot"cuteness levels: 97%"
Goop · Slimepure joy in blob formEvery character mirrors your face, knows the gestures, and switching takes two clicks — the chat window even recolors itself to match. All twelve ship with the game: no unlocks, no add-ons.
Pixie runs on-device AI models for all camera and microphone processing.
No frame, image or audio sample ever leaves your computer. Ever.
Face mirroring and gestures need no internet at all.
The optional chat key is stored encrypted on your machine and talks only to the provider you choose.
Open the chat and talk — the language model ships inside Pixie, so there is no key to get and no account to make. Every character answers in its own voice: Biscuit cheers you on, Sage lectures you kindly, Ember roars (adorably). Rename them, rewrite their personalities, pick from 10 interface languages.











Pixie launches on Steam and the store page is live — you can wishlist it right now. Prefer email? Leave yours below and you'll get one note on release day.
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No. All vision runs locally with on-device models — and so does the chat. Pixie makes zero network requests. None. You can unplug the internet and everything still works.
All twelve: Cat, Dog, Rabbit, Panda, Hamster, Penguin, Fox, Owl, Ghost, Dragon, Robot and Slime — each with two themes, 24 looks in total. Nothing is locked behind an add-on.
August 2026, on Steam. The store page is already live, so you can wishlist it today — Steam then emails you the moment Pixie is out.
No. The language model is bundled with Pixie and runs on your own computer. No key, no account, no usage fees, no subscription — and nothing you type ever leaves your machine.
Yes. Without a camera your pet lives in autonomous mode (wanders, naps, reacts to sound) and you can still chat with it.
Windows 10/11 (64-bit) at launch. A Linux build already exists and will follow once the Windows release has settled; macOS is on the roadmap, not promised for launch.
The pet itself is tiny — an 80×80 pixel rig with small on-device vision models. The chat model is the heavy part: it ships inside Pixie so you never need an account, but it wants room. Windows 10/11 64-bit, 8 GB RAM and about 5 GB of disk space. A webcam is optional — without one your pet lives in autonomous mode.