Your own AI, for your home or your business

One assistant for your home or your business, set up and looked after by people who think about security for a living. How far it goes is your call, from the computer you already own to a machine in your building running the best local models.

Company name to come. This page is the first page, written the night the idea got its crew, 22 September 2026, Calgary.

What it is

An assistant that knows your home or your business: your email, documents and voice, and what you asked for last month. It sits on the computer you have or on a machine in your building. We set it up and look after it, the way a locksmith looks after keys.

Three ways in

1
Set up on what you have. Your own computer, even an old one, talks to a top model through an account with a provider such as Anthropic. Our layer on top, your email and documents wired in, a way to talk to it by voice. Nothing new to buy.

Fits a family, or an office that wants the help now without buying a machine.

Upside the best models, working today.

Downside your questions go out to the provider, and it needs the internet.

2
The hub. A modest machine in your building runs a smaller model of its own for the private things and sends the everyday questions out to a bigger model on your own account. Built to order after a deposit, never off a shelf.

Fits a business with some records to keep in and plenty of everyday work that can go out.

Upside the private things stay in, and the basics keep working when the internet is down.

Downside a machine to buy, and its own model is smaller than the big ones online.

3
The whole space. A serious machine, an investment in the tens of thousands, running the best local models at speed, with your locks and cameras tied in. Quoted on site, the way a safe job is quoted.

Fits a clinic, a broker or a firm with files that must not leave, or a home that wants the best there is.

Upside the fastest private answers, nothing leaves, and it works when the internet is down.

Downside the biggest cost up front.

Levels of security

The same three, seen from what leaves the building. Pick the one that fits what you keep.

1. Your questions, and the email and documents it reads for you, go to the provider, on your own account. Suits a family or an office that is happy to use a provider and wants the help without buying a machine.

2. You choose what stays in, and the machine in your building handles that. The rest goes out to the provider, on your own account. Suits a shop or a property manager with some records to keep and a lot of everyday work.

3. Nothing leaves unless you send it. Suits a clinic or a broker with documents that must stay in the building.

Then we look after it

Setup, then a regular check: the models kept fresh, your questions answered, the next thing wired in when you are ready. Remote first, a visit only when hands are needed.

Who this is for first

A property manager, a clinic, a shop, a broker drowning in documents. A business that already knows what it is like to trust someone with its keys. Homes come next.

Why a locksmith

Because the people building this have spent their working lives being handed the one thing you cannot afford to lose, and being trusted to give it back. A door is a door whether it is steel or data. Security is a rate, not a state, and we keep working at it after the install.

Proof it exists

The first one runs in the house that built it: a voice line, a door camera that alerts a named person and stands down on his word, and a record that remembers. The story of that house is on the about page, and what has been built so far is under creations.

Talk to us

Two addresses, one house: the contact page. Say what your building is and what you would trust it with first.