HomeAI
Private beta · founding homes · invite-only
The Mirror · Mirror Mode for your home
Local-first by default — nothing leaves the house unless you turn on an optional cloud feature. The Mirror wakes the TV or tablet you already own to cycle a real brief — the weather that matters, today's plan, the loose end it caught, and the one fix it's proposing. It acts before you ask, and only once you say yes.
Runs on the screens you already own. No new hardware to buy.
Not yet generally available. We onboard each founding home by hand — beta requests are open, and we'll reach out.
Freeze tonight, 28 degrees. Want me to turn on the porch light and set a reminder to drip the outdoor faucets at 11pm? Approve?
Freeze tonight, 28 degrees. Want me to turn on the porch light and set a reminder to drip the outdoor faucets at 11pm? Approve?
Mirror Mode on the TV and tablet you already own — no new hardware
What it does
Not a feature list — outcomes, all on-property: proactive, private, and yours. The ones still ahead are marked Roadmap.
Not a forecast dump — the one line that changes your day. Freeze tonight, rain by noon, grab a jacket.
Pulls your calendar into the morning brief — how many events today, and what's next up — so the day's shape is on the glass before you ask.
A door left unlocked, a device gone quiet, a warning worth knowing — it watches the home's state and surfaces it in plain words.
Every loose end becomes a one-tap proposal: here's what I'd do, approve or wave it off. You stay in charge.
Roadmap: skim overnight mail and hand you the few things that need you — Gmail, Outlook, iCloud, work.
Roadmap: read what a camera sees — the garage left open at 11pm — and text you the alert, not the footage, with vision that runs in the house.
Why it's different
Three things set it apart, and they're all architecture, not marketing.
The brain runs on a box in your house. Conversations live in memory and are dropped when they end; secrets are referenced as vault:// pointers, never written to a log. There's no transcript to leak because nothing is written down.
A proactive chief of staff catches the loose end and drafts the fix — then waits for one tap. You stay in charge; it never acts without your ok.
Because it runs on hardware you own, your lights, locks, scenes, and daily brief keep working even when the internet — or a vendor — goes down.
Freeze tonight, 28°F. Here's what I'll do — just say the word.
Done. I'll handle it tonight and tell you in the morning.
Approved. Faucet drip scheduled for 11pm, sprinklers paused until thaw.
Works with what you already own
Home Assistant ships 1,500+ integrations covering thousands of devices — the brains HomeAI reasons on top of. Here's the honest breakdown of where each one stands.
Best on an NVIDIA DGX Spark or RTX Spark PC/laptop — runs the whole brain locally. On a lighter box it falls back to a cloud API. Recommended, not required.
The math
HomeAI isn’t another subscription on the pile. It’s the one that quietly absorbs the others.
Your whole home, one private brain
$49/mo
One price. One property. No per-device, per-camera, or per-app nickel-and-diming.
Founding Homes are onboarded by us, hands-on — and it's local-first by default, so your data stays in the house unless you turn on an optional cloud feature.
Invite-only private beta — beta requests are open. A limited number of Founding Home spots open as we onboard each one personally.
Questions, answered
vault:// pointers, never written to a log. The home reaches out for the few things it needs (a weather feed, a push notification), and if you turn on an optional cloud AI model your conversation text goes to your chosen provider — with an automatic guest-facing disclosure while it’s on.Founding Homes · private beta
HomeAI is in invite-only private beta — we onboard each Founding Home by hand. Beta requests are open, and we'll reach out to set up your home. It's local-first by default, so your data stays in the house unless you turn on an optional cloud feature.