On Your Dedicated Server. For one person, a household, or an organisation.
Your voice. Your files. Apps you actually use — the week, the mail, the work you do not want in a consumer chatbot.
Talk while you work. When something is missing, flip into develop and build it. The assistant stays on your server. There is no other tenant.
Shared apps for the week, the lists, the house. Each person still has their own voice. The family is the wall — not the internet.
Nothing here is a kids’ novelty bot. It is the same assistant, on a lab the household keeps, so ordinary life does not have to be poured into someone else’s product.
People connect with thin clients. Apps run isolated on your server. Work that must not leave the building — does not leave the building.
Same product as the personal lab. Different door. The organisation owns the machine, the apps, and the conversation.
The apps carousel is the same in your pocket and on the desk. You swipe between live apps. The assistant stays in the conversation.
The device never holds the lab. Phone and desktop are viewports onto your dedicated server, on your closed network. Fully private. Fully secured.
The apps carousel, full-bleed. Swipe to the next live app.
Android and iOS do not keep a copy of the work.
The same apps carousel, sized for the desk.
Linux Desktop and macOS open the same lab — same lock on the door.
Two rooms. The same assistant. The same apps.
Daily life. The apps carousel is the whole stage. Speak, swipe, work. The assistant is with you. It does not take the apps apart while you use them.
Build those same apps. The assistant edits in isolation on the server. The live preview reloads while you watch. You never leave the conversation to open a separate IDE.
Private labs. No public signup on this site.