Private AI for your home.
On-premise AI for a household — your family’s documents, photos, schedules, and conversations run on a small node in your home, not in a cloud you don’t control. One flat monthly fee. No accounts for everyone in the house, no per-seat bills, no vendor content policy.
Don’t hand your personal life to someone else’s cloud
Bank statements, medical records, tax documents, family photos, private messages — most of your digital life already sits in a dozen cloud accounts. An AI assistant shouldn’t add one more. A node in your home keeps the AI, and your data, with you.
Cloud AI at home
- Your and your family’s data processed on a vendor’s servers
- One account per person, or a shared account that isn’t really private
- A vendor content policy applies to your household
- Limits and overages, and everything tied to a subscription
A node in your home
- Your data stays in your home, on hardware you own
- Unlimited users in the household, no per-seat bills
- Your rules govern the machine — no vendor policy in the middle
- Works offline; simply and quietly on a shelf
Helpful around the house, without the cloud
A private assistant
Ask questions, draft, and organize — the AI answers from your own knowledge and documents, not a company’s opinion of what’s allowed.
Search your stuff
Find the right document, photo, or note without uploading it anywhere — search across your own household files.
Organize & summarize
Sort receipts, paperwork, and schedules into something usable, with a full audit trail of what it did.
It’s yours
Own the hardware, own the capability, keep control — and it keeps working the day a subscription would have expired.
Your rules, loaded every session
Every session starts with your ground rules already in place — what data is in scope, what the AI may and may not do, how it handles sensitive material. The rules live on your node and load automatically. Upload once. Loaded forever.
Rent an AI, and it answers to someone else.
Own one, and it answers to you.
When you rent AI from the cloud, your personal data lives on someone else’s machine under their rules. A node in your home reverses that: your data stays in your home, your rules govern the machine, and you keep control. It’s your hardware — bought, owned, yours.