Describe what you want to build. Zernyx finds the manufacturers, components, suppliers, evidence and export-ready specs.
Product breakdown · BOM · Supplier matches
| Component | Top supplier | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Mic capsule | Shenzhen Acoustics95% match | Shenzhen, China |
| Audio PCB | Huizhou Audio Tech92% match | Huizhou, China |
| Battery | Bao’an Cell Works90% match | Shenzhen, China |
| Casing | Dongguan Precision88% match | Dongguan, China |
Describe what you want to build. Navigator finds the real manufacturers and suppliers, not just the brands that resell.
A clear bill of materials with components, matched suppliers and verified evidence in one place.
Professional specifications, exported to DOCX, PDF, PPTX or CSV in one click.
Every session starts in the chat. The model does the research; you choose what kind.
Companies and factories that sell or make the product, as rich cards: product images and specs, variations, key people, exact location, email and phone. Then reach out, one or many at a time.
Decompose the product one layer at a time into subsystems and parts, with a recommended manufacturer at every layer. Go one layer deeper whenever you want.
Turn the research into a written, downloadable spec: companies found, breakdown, recommended factories and contacts. Yours to take into the next company.
| Assembler | Optix Motion Manufacturing, Shenzhen |
| Optics | Huilong Precision Optics, Dongguan |
| Control PCB | JLCPCB, fab and assembly |
| Contacts | Li Wei (GM), Chen Zhi (export sales) |
For niche hardware only a few brands sell the finished unit. Many factories in Shenzhen and Guangzhou assemble it, and someone else rebrands it. Navigator keeps the three apart and shows the graph.
Every card carries the people who matter and the ways to reach them. Outreach happens where the research is.
Results come from the model searching, scraping and ranking for your product, not from a static list that somebody paid to be on.
When you are sourcing, the true factory wins over the storefront. The UI never blurs the two.
Address plus GPS coordinates of the manufacturing site whenever we have them.
One layer below, then another. Each layer names the concrete factory or vendor for that piece.
The research ends as a document you can download and hand to your next company, not a chat you scroll back through.
Open Navigator, describe it in a sentence, and let the model find who really builds it.
A chat-first research tool for hardware sourcing. You describe a product; the model finds the companies that sell it, the factories that assemble it and the suppliers that feed them, then helps you contact them and write a spec.
Directories list whoever registered. Navigator researches your specific product and keeps sellers, builders and part suppliers apart, so a trader never looks like a factory.
From the model searching and scraping public sources for your query, then ranking and inferring the supply chain. It is model-driven research, not a static database.
Yes. Each company card lists key people with email and phone. You can draft an email with AI, send it to one or several people, email many companies at once, or call from the browser.
A downloadable document with the companies found, the layered breakdown, recommended factories and their contacts. It is meant to travel with you into the next company or supplier conversation.