A house that keepsyour life at home
Your family. A computer in the house that looks after the cameras and sensors. Safe software under the floor. A small light on the router, so nothing about your life leaves unless you say so.
Mouse over a light
Every light is a part of the house
Mouse over a glowing light, a note appears beside it.
Outside the yard
A company's computers should not be in your home
That cloud is someone else's building. Your photos, your voice, and your files do not have to live in it. They stay with you, and only leave when you allow it.
Why this matters→The lights in the sky
Safe software under the floor
Remade with Rust is why the computer, the sensors, and the router can be trusted. You do not have to learn it. It is the careful software the house is built on.
See the Remade with Rust picture↗The light on the router
Lighthouse asks before anything leaves your home
Your router is the front door. Lighthouse is the software on that door. If a device tries to send your life out, it waits and asks you first.
A home that does not phone out→The computer in the house
This is the Home Computer
Passwords, photos, and files stay on the computer your family already lives with. The little lights in the other rooms answer to this machine, not to a company somewhere else.
See how a home computer fits→Is someone home
Know a room is in use, no camera watching you
Some rooms do not need a lens. A quiet sensor can tell you someone is there, and it tells only the computer in the house.
See the dldeploy picture↗A room that stays quiet
Cameras and microphones that do not call home to big tech
A baby monitor, a porch camera, a speaker in the kitchen. They do their job and keep the picture and the sound in the house. These are dldeploy devices. You own them.
See the dldeploy picture↗Start with what you already want back
You do not have to wire the whole house tonight. Begin with your passwords and the people you trust. The cameras, the sensors, and the router are the rooms you add when you are ready.