A small computer with a face that lives on your desk and runs your agents. It reads your mail, keeps your records, does the work whileyou sleep. Yours. No subscription.
The why
In 1996 the internet already existed. Most people didn't use it. Not because it was dangerous, because it felt like a place they weren't invited to.
The agents are at that moment now. They already run. Someone already bought a second machine, put it in a closet, and let it work in the dark.
The power isn't missing. The object is.
Under the hood
At its core is a compact edge compute module (we’re actively evaluating multiple platforms).
Voice runs locally using on-device speech recognition.
Lightweight local models handle immediate tasks, fast enough for intent detection and control, not full conversation.
Conversational intelligence runs in the cloud, on your own key. We don’t pretend an edge device can run a frontier model. It can’t.
