A home-grown intelligence

TheHearth

The warm intelligence at the center of your home.

No apps to learn. No menus to hunt. You just say what you want — and it's done.

The Hearth ambient wall display, glowing in a firelit living room
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Recording Argentina at the World Cup 178 episodes added this afternoon 2,182 memories indexing Live TV across 100 channels Tonight: Moon trine Venus Lights on · doors locked

One voice, the whole home

You don't use the Hearth.
You just talk to it.

Ask from any room, or tap any screen. It runs the house's music, movies, and live TV — keeps the calendar, sets the alarms, guards the memories, watches the sky — and answers like someone who actually lives here. Everything else disappears behind it.

Just say it

YouRecord tonight's World Cup game.
The HearthDone — recording Argentina's match on Fox at 8:00. I'll clip every Messi touch for you.

What it does

A whole household, quietly handled.

Every piece below is running today — on one small machine, humming in a closet.

Live TV, caught for you

Every game, every channel — recorded automatically. It knows the World Cup matters to you, so it records them all. No trials, no menus.

Your whole library

Thousands of movies, shows, and songs — on every screen in the house the instant you want them. Nothing to sign into.

A hundred thousand memories

A lifetime of photos — searchable by face, place, and moment — drifting across the wall when the room falls quiet.

Written in the stars

Live planetary transits, read against your family's own charts. The cosmos, kept at the hearth — because this home believes the sky is worth watching.

The family, in sync

Shared calendar, lists, notes, alarms, reminders — for everyone, in every room. It never forgets a birthday.

Everyone's own screen

Pick up your device and it becomes yours — your shows, your photos, your day. Each person gets their own home.

Everyone gets their own

Personal portals.

Walk up, pick up, and it's already yours — greeting, shows, photos, and day, tuned to the person holding it.

The Hearth personal portals across phone and tablet

How it lives in the house

Speak to it. See it. Trust it to think.

Speak

In-room voice

Say it from the kitchen with your hands full. Small listeners in each room hear the whole family, and answer aloud.

See

Screens that matter

A glowing panel on the wall, and a personal portal in every pocket — each showing exactly what's now.

Think

A quiet brain

One small machine in a closet, joined to a cloud that reasons. It fixes itself, learns the household, and only ever surfaces to help.

No support line

Don't like a feature?
Don't tell ustell the Hearth.

Just say what you'd rather it did. It listens, it learns — and more often than not, it's fixed itself by morning.

Are you a techie? Got an HDHomeRun Flex spot-checked in VLC, feeding a Dockerized Jellyfin + Immich stack behind an nginx front door, with Schedules Direct guide data and a Whisper→Piper voice pipeline — all stitched together by an AI that never sleeps?

hdhomerun · vlc · jellyfin · immich · home-assistant · schedules-direct · whisper · piper · docker-compose · nginx · cifs · claude

Yeah. So do we. The difference: nobody in this house will ever see a single pixel of it.

The box

The whole house, in one quiet thing.

No rack, no server room — one small box on a shelf, warm to the touch, glowing softly, always awake.

The Hearth home hub with a warm ember glow

Today, honestly, it's a laptop in a closet. The idea is the same.

A personality in the house

Not a product.
A member of the household.

One that keeps the calendar, always knows what's on, watches the sky for you — and keeps the home fires lit.

🔥 Built by hand · for one family