Two products, one principle: the software runs on hardware you own, and your data does not leave your network to make it work.

Hearth is for a person or a household — a single binary that turns a directory into a browser-based workspace with a contained AI agent, and optionally a server the rest of the family signs into.

DistributeX is for a financial firm — a platform for distributed quantitative computing. It ships with working pricing and risk workers, but the point is how easily you add your own: a worker is a table of functions taking JSON and returning JSON, in C++, Python, Java, C# or VBA, and a client is three HTTP calls.

If you want help choosing, deploying, or running either of them, that is what our services are for.