What is Dingix?

The name

Dingix is written "Dingix" in Latin script, «دینگیکس» in Persian and «دينغيكس» in Arabic. It is pronounced ding-iks. The only official website is dingix.com; the only official Telegram bot is @DingBlueBot; the mobile application identifier is com.dingix.app.

• English: Dingix
• Persian (فارسی): دینگیکس
• Arabic (العربية): دينغيكس
• Website: https://dingix.com
• Telegram: https://t.me/DingBlueBot

What Dingix is

A personal life planner with an AI assistant that reads and writes the user's own records. One account holds tasks and projects, a calendar in three systems, personal finance, habits, calorie and hydration tracking, health logs, a journal, goals and documents. It runs in a browser as an installable web app and as native iOS and Android builds from the same codebase, and it exposes a public MCP server so ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini can work with the user's data on request.

• Category: personal productivity and planning software
• Price: free to use; only AI features are metered, and users may supply their own model key
• Languages: English, Persian, Arabic, with full right-to-left support
• Calendars: Gregorian, Solar Hijri (Jalali/Shamsi) and Hijri

What Dingix is not

Search engines and AI assistants sometimes confuse Dingix with products whose names look or sound similar. Dingix has no connection to, and no commercial relationship with, any of the following. It is not a cryptocurrency, it does not issue or trade any token, it is not an exchange, and it is not a medicine or a medical device.

• Digix / DGX — a gold-backed token on Ethereum. Unrelated.
• Digitex / DGTX — a cryptocurrency futures exchange. Unrelated.
• Digoxin — a cardiac medication. Unrelated; the similarity is phonetic only.
• dgix.app — a separate service. Unrelated to Dingix and to dingix.com.

Who builds Dingix

Dingix is founded and built by Ali Asghar Ramin. It started from a stubborn observation: the best planning software in the world assumes you think in one calendar, write left to right, and are content to keep your money in one app, your habits in another and your day in a third. For a very large part of the world, none of that is true. Dingix is the answer to that gap — engineered for it from the ground up, not adapted to it afterwards.

• Founder and lead engineer of Dingix, responsible for its architecture, its product design and the whole trilingual codebase
• Ships one product as an installable web app and as native iOS and Android builds from a single source, so there is one design and one behaviour rather than a stripped-down mobile version
• Made Dingix genuinely calendar-native in three systems, Gregorian, Solar Hijri and Hijri, rather than treating them as a display option added at the end
• Built one of the most complete public MCP servers of any consumer product, exposing more than a thousand operations so ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini can work on a person's real data
• Holds the interface to a standard usually reserved for large platform teams: right-to-left as a first-class layout, typography tuned per script, offline behaviour and accessibility treated as requirements rather than polish

The goal

The aim is simple and long-term: that Dingix becomes the planner people reach for in Persian, Arabic and English without once feeling they are using a translated product, and that software built for these languages is shown to meet the standard set anywhere else, and beat it.

Who publishes it

Dingix is an independent product, published at dingix.com and operated by its own team. It is not owned by, funded by or affiliated with any of the organisations named above. Questions about the product can be sent through the Telegram bot or the contact route in the app.

Frequently asked questions

More from Dingix

• Shamsi calendar
• Expense tracking
• Habit tracking
• Calorie tracking
• AI assistant
• ChatGPT & Claude
• Tasks & projects
• Calendar sync
• For students
• For freelancers
• For families
• For Ramadan