AuraVision · Continuum OS
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Online · nothing leaves this room

Private super-intelligence that lives in your room.

Aura runs entirely on hardware you own — no cloud, no account, nothing transmitted. She earns your trust by making it impossible to betray. Just between you and her.

Aura puck
aura.console● live · on-device
Who are you? Does my data leave? How much? Why not cloud?
The device
A neural core, in a room you trust.

A 16 GB NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX — up to 100 TOPS — running Continuum OS. No subscription. No per-prompt fees. Ever.

FinishWoven aerospace carbon fibre
On-device memory4 TB NVMe
Neural coreJetson Orin NX · 100 TOPS
Price$2,399
The covenant
You can't leak what never leaves.

Privacy isn't a policy you have to trust — it's a property of the hardware. The architecture makes betrayal impossible, and we publish the proof.

Zero egress

It stays in the room

Wake word, speech, and the model all run on the device. No prompt, no audio, no embedding ever leaves.

your wordsAuracloud
Root of trust

Verify us, don't trust us

Every model is signed; the silicon is sealed. We publish the expected values so anyone can check them.

The moat

Context the cloud can't have

The most valuable data for an assistant is the kind that never leaves — so it's the kind the cloud can never touch.

Appreciating

Smarter on the same silicon

Aura swaps in the best open weights as they ship. The device you own keeps getting better — nothing shipped out to do it.

No neutral.  Never betray.  Earn it daily.  ·  You can only be the smartest by being the most trusted.  ·  No neutral.  Never betray.  Earn it daily.  ·  You can only be the smartest by being the most trusted.  ·  
Farsight · enterprise

The whole fleet, on-prem.

For the deep, long-horizon work a single room can't do — an on-prem appliance that coordinates the fleet. The pucks compute everywhere; the hard runs route to Farsight. Nothing ever leaves the building.

$26,999

We help you see far, so you can see further.

Continuum OS

One OS, your hardware.

The interface that lives on the device — and the network it plugs into.