There Are Cameras in Every Room of My House. I Put Them There.

My girlfriend asked why there's a red light blinking in the bedroom at 3 AM. I told her it's for the AI. She didn't talk to me for two days.

I know how that sounds. But I'm trying to solve a problem that nobody else seems to want to touch: giving AI access to the physical world.

Every AI product right now knows you through text or voice. What you type into a prompt. What you paste into a context window. Maybe your calendar, your emails, your screen. But your actual life? The one that happens in physical space? Your AI knows nothing about it.

Last year I built a product that used OCR to grab my screen, pulled in emails, tried to understand patterns. Investors loved it. Reddit loved it. And it was still fundamentally blind. It could see my screen but it couldn't see me. It knew what I typed but not what I did.

That gap bothered me for months. Then I did something about it.