WHY HOM3 EXISTS

Because we needed a sovereign solution — and none existed.

Your ideas, your family's memories, your records, your work — the most valuable things you have — live on rented space, on machines you don't own and can't audit, under policies that can change tomorrow. We refused to keep trusting the invaluable to the untrusted. No alternative existed. So we built one.

We did not build a smarter assistant. We built a place to stand.

WHY THIS MATTERS TO YOU

Twelve people who stop renting. Find yourself.

One product. Twelve languages. Every card below is the same HOM3 — running on your machine, answering to you alone.

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The Architect

"State derived from signed history."

You read systems for a living, so read this one: four layers, authority at the root, an append-only Ed25519 chain where every registry is a rebuildable view of signed events — and the AI routed through the same gated functions a human's clicks invoke. Never a lower primitive. The white paper has the falsifiable claims; the live demo has the running system. Audit it.

The Accountant · CPA

"A chain of record that can't quietly change."

Your whole profession is provable history. HOM3's Logbook is exactly that: every consequential action signed, timestamped, hash-linked to the last, independently verifiable — tamper-evident by construction. Client files stay on your machine, not a vendor's cloud. Workpapers, correspondence, the record of what was done and when: yours, on your hardware, with no third party in the engagement.

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The Attorney

"Privilege that never leaves the building."

Every cloud tool between you and your client's file is a party you didn't retain. HOM3 keeps the matter on your machine: drafts prepared by agents, sent by no one but you; a signed, timestamped record of every action; an airgap switch for the work that should never touch a network. Confidentiality as architecture, not as a vendor's promise.

The Journalist

"Protect the source. Prove the footage."

SENTRY shows you which apps are on your mic and camera and what's talking to the network — from OS facts. One switch seals every path, server and browser both. Clips carry their own hash and exact source range, so your material is independently verifiable. Notes, sources, drafts: on your disk, behind your gate, with a record you hold.

The Trader

"Your research desk. Your keys. Your call."

Agents watch markets, assemble research, and prepare briefs in parallel — presented for your review, never acting behind your back. Bitcoin is watch-only and non-custodial: HOM3 watches and verifies, signs nothing. These are tools that prepare; the decisions, the keys, and the responsibility stay exactly where they belong — with you.

The Solopreneur

"A staff of agents for a business of one."

The First Mate triages your day. Agents research, draft, and monitor in parallel — one console instead of fifteen tabs and another monthly stack. One payment, and the license explicitly covers a business of one. You authorize everything. Nothing ships, sends, or posts until you press the button.

The Creator

"Create more. Stay you. Prove it's yours."

Agents draft and prepare while you review and publish — never auto-posted in your name. Your work can carry honest provenance: marked AI-assisted, authored by you, signed. Your archive and your audience relationships live on your machine, not a platform's. The answer to slop, not a contributor to it.

The Streamer

"A co-host with no per-token meter."

An on-device co-host that performs on stream and answers chat in voice — audio never leaves your machine, and the meter never runs because there isn't one. The OBS stage renders only the avatar: your dashboard and vault are structurally off-camera. Your show, your hardware, your overhead: zero.

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The Gamer

"HOM3 doesn't replace the game. It surrounds it."

Run your game borderless with the co-host riding on top; stream it with the stage as overlay. Cut clips in-browser that carry a sha256, the source, and the exact seconds — clips that can prove what they were cut from. Plus an in-HOM3 arcade of original games in a strict browser sandbox. Your rig stays yours.

The Sailor · Off-Grid

"Works where the cloud doesn't."

Offline first, by construction. The Library puts the knowledge you choose on your own disk. Messages move over LoRa, mesh, LAN, or sneakernet when there's no signal — keys decrypt messages, never money. The celestial lock screen computes the real sky over your position with no network at all. Mid-ocean, backcountry, blackout: everything still works.

The Family Steward

"A safe place for your family's digital life."

One private place for the household's files, photos, letters, and memories — what you keep for the ones you love, with no company between your family and its own life. Bought once, the household's forever. The things that should outlive subscriptions finally live somewhere that has none.

The Cypherpunk

"Trust mathematics, not companies."

Your keys never leave the box. Identity can anchor in your device's secure element — non-extractable, so even the OS can't forge your signatures — while the master stays Shamir-recoverable and never enters the chip. No phone-home, no activation server, license validated locally. Don't trust this card. Tour the live demo and verify.

Tour it live — the real console Own it — revealed at zero