What if your software
couldn’t betray you?
Each product answers that question at a different scale — your words, your body, your life. Four products that prove AI doesn’t need your data to work. It needs your hardware. You already own it.
Private Assistant
On-device AI that never phones home
Every question you've asked an AI assistant was stored somewhere. Logged, associated with your account, analyzed for patterns — used to improve the model, or the ad targeting, or the profile that someone built about you without asking. That's not a breach. That's the design.
We built something different.
Private Assistant runs entirely on your device. Your questions don't leave. Your answers don't return through a server. Nothing is associated with your account anywhere, because there is no account, and there is no anywhere. The loop closes on your hardware.
What you get is an AI that knows only what you tell it. That keeps only what you choose to keep. That reports to no one but you.
What Using It Feels Like
It feels like asking without watching the door.
You draft the letter you weren't sure how to start. You ask the question you'd been carrying for weeks. You work through the thing you weren't ready to say out loud. None of it leaves. There's no server where someone could, in theory, look. The conversation happens on your device and stays there — as completely as if you'd written it in a notebook and kept the notebook.
Full capability: drafting, analysis, research, reasoning. All of it running locally, with no network required. Conversation history is yours to keep or delete. The model doesn't update itself based on what you ask it. Nothing you say changes what the model knows about anyone else.
Built Open, Not Walled
The surveillance model was also the closed model. One company's servers, one company's API, one company's terms about what you could build and what you couldn't.
Private Assistant runs on open-source infrastructure. Any developer can connect any app through our open API — no approval gates, no usage licensing, no one to ask permission. The architecture that makes it private also makes it a platform. What you build with it is yours.
Why This Is Different
The previous version of this technology was brilliant and extractive by design. You got a capable AI assistant. They got every question you asked it. The capability was real. So was the cost.
Private Assistant doesn't make that trade. The capability is the same. The cost isn't.
Who It's For
Anyone who has ever paused before asking something — because they weren't sure who else was listening.
We'll send one email when it's ready. Nothing else.
Cara
Private menstrual cycle tracking for iOS & Android
Why Cara Exists
After the Dobbs decision overturned Roe v. Wade, menstrual tracking apps became a flashpoint in the privacy debate. Law enforcement agencies began subpoenaing health data from apps that promised privacy but stored everything in the cloud.
Women across America started deleting their period trackers. Not because they didn't need them, but because they couldn't trust them.
Cara was built to solve this. It's a menstrual cycle tracking app that runs entirely on your iPhone. Your data never leaves the device — not to our servers, not to Apple's cloud, not anywhere. There is no server. There is no account. There is nothing to subpoena. And unlike cloud-based apps, there's nothing to breach — no database of intimate health data sitting on a server waiting to become the next headline. You can't hack data that doesn't exist outside your phone.
How It Works
Cara uses on-device computation for all cycle predictions and tracking. The app stores data exclusively in the device's local storage using encrypted containers. No internet connection is required to use any feature.
The prediction engine uses established medical models for cycle forecasting, running entirely within the app's sandboxed environment. No data is transmitted, collected, or accessible to anyone other than the device holder.
The Market Need
There are over 50 million women of reproductive age in the United States. After Dobbs, searches for "private period tracker" surged 3,000%. The existing market leaders — Flo, Clue, and others — all rely on cloud storage and have faced scrutiny over data sharing practices. The demand for a truly private alternative isn't theoretical. It's urgent.
Privacy Keyboard
On-device keyboard with private speech-to-text for iOS
Why This Matters
Every time you use your iPhone's default keyboard, Apple has the ability to log what you type. Every time you use voice-to-text, your voice is sent to Apple's servers for processing. Third-party keyboards like Gboard send your keystrokes to Google.
Your keyboard sees everything — passwords, messages to loved ones, private thoughts, medical searches. It is the single most intimate interface on your device.
What We Built
Privacy Keyboard is a replacement iOS keyboard with a fully on-device speech-to-text engine. Voice transcription happens on your phone's neural processor, never touching any external server.
The keyboard itself operates in a sandboxed environment with no network access. It doesn't request "full access" — the iOS permission that would allow it to transmit data. It physically cannot send your keystrokes anywhere. This also means it works perfectly in airplane mode, off-grid, or during a network outage — your keyboard never depends on a connection.
The Opportunity
The mobile keyboard market is dominated by Gboard (1B+ installs) and SwiftKey (500M+), both owned by the two largest ad companies on earth. There is no major keyboard app built on a privacy-first model. We're targeting the growing segment of privacy-conscious users who understand that their keyboard is the most surveilled interface on their device.
Revenue Model & Traction
Privacy Keyboard retails at $4.99 on the App Store — a one-time purchase, no subscription. We project 500K units in year one, representing approximately $1.75M in net revenue from a single product (after App Store fees).
Organizations have already reached out about enterprise adoption. Through our sister organization GiftedDreamers.org, we plan to offer free licenses to nonprofit organizations that align with our mission — expanding the install base while driving social impact.
Digital Eclipse
Born from a birthday party and a $75 ransom
Why We Built This
Three people in our CEO's family share the same birthday. He made party invites last year using a "free" QR code generator. Three days before the party, the codes stopped working. Reactivation: $75/year.
He built this app instead.
No subscriptions. No surprises. No one holding your invitations hostage.
What It Does
Digital Eclipse generates QR codes for URLs, WiFi networks, contacts, phone numbers, SMS, email, and locations. It runs entirely on your device — no cloud, no tracking, no account. Your QR codes are yours. They don't expire, they can't be disabled, and nobody can charge you to keep them working.
Export as PNG or SVG. Share instantly. Every QR code you create is saved in an interactive history you can tap to reload. Beautiful dark mode interface. Works perfectly offline.
Why It's Free Forever
Because you should never have to pay rent to use the phone that you own.
No ads. No subscriptions. No in-app purchases. No data collection. Nothing. Digital Eclipse is the simplest proof of what we believe: useful software doesn't require surveillance, and it doesn't require a recurring fee to keep working.
Your data has been borrowed, analyzed, packaged, and sold. We didn’t do that. We’re not going to. That’s not a promise — it’s just how the thing was built.
Be the first to try our products.
Sign up for early access to Privacy Keyboard and Cara. We’ll notify you when beta testing opens — no spam, no data collection, just one email when it’s ready.
The on-device AI platform is ready to ship.
We're raising a seed round to bring these products to market. Edge AI that runs on hardware people already own — no cloud infrastructure costs, no data liability.