A 3D concept of the Cyclon phone in silver. As you scroll, it turns to show its back, then turns to face you again.
The AI phone that adapts to you
We’re building a new kind of phone.
Cyclon is an AI phone with an OS that’s yours. Build the apps you need, connect your tools, and ask your phone to get things done.
Pre-order CyclonNot ready yet? Join the waitlist
Backed by Y Combinator
[ 01 ] One device
Hardware and software, built together.
We’re designing the phone and its OS as one, so asking your phone to get things done is part of how it works.
Concept hardware · in development
[ 02 ] Ask
Ask once. Your phone does the rest.
Messages
Tell the group chat I’m running ten minutes late.
Cyclon: Sent on WhatsApp, in your words.
Errands
Order my usual from DoorDash.
Cyclon: Ordered. It arrives in 25 minutes.
Calls
If the courier calls, tell him to come up.
Cyclon: I’ll pick up and let him in.
[ 03 ] Yours
An OS that adapts to you.
Build your own apps
Ask for the tool you need, like an inbox that gathers your calls, notifications, and follow-ups.
Connect your services
Bring in the services you work with and use them from your phone, your way.
Delegate across your apps
Keep the apps you already use. Cyclon works inside them, with your accounts, and follows the rules you set.
[ 04 ] Questions
Questions and answers.
What is Cyclon?
Cyclon is an AI phone. We’re designing the hardware and its OS together, so you can ask your phone to get things done for you.
Do I keep my apps?
Yes. Cyclon works inside the apps you already use, with your accounts, and follows the rules you set.
Can I buy one yet?
You can pre-order one now at cyclon.ai/preorder, with a fully refundable $199 deposit toward an estimated final price of $699. The Cyclon phone is expected in Q2 2027, subject to FCC authorization. The phone on this page is concept hardware. Everyone in the first batch joins our closed beta and gets an early-access Google Pixel 8a prototype running Cyclon OS within 30 days (US only).
Who is building it?
Cyclon was founded by Adam Zinebi and Thomas Kiefer and is backed by Y Combinator.
Our mission: give people back their time.
If you can do it on your phone, you should be able to ask your phone to do it.
Backed by Y Combinator
