An assistant.
In your hand.
A programmable handheld for voice, ideas, and whatever you want to build next.
Explore the hardware ↓Prototype design, September 2026.
Controls you
can feel.
Four physical keys. A dedicated talk button. Haptic feedback in the design. An interaction that starts with your hands.
Open it up.
Physical button wiring, carrier connector envelopes and the amplifier, separated into their assemblies.
Solid button harness; wireframes reserve unfinished parts. Full fit unverified.
Room to
experiment.
A Linux compute module at the center. The software stays open: voice tools, agent updates, visual context, or your next experiment.
One object.
Your ideas.
Metal, glass, and tactile controls. Held upright or placed sideways, with the buttons on the right.
See the current specification ↓Made to be
made your own.
This is a hardware study, not a finished product. The form is taking shape. The electronics, assembly and endurance still need physical proof.
- Footprint
- 88 × 138 × 30 mmConditional engineering study
- Interaction
- Four keys + side controlsProgrammable inputs and haptics
- Display
- 4-inch square LCDPanel candidate, interface unqualified
- Camera
- Autofocus, beside the speakerSeparate flush-window candidate
What remains to be proved +
Camera and display interfaces, full wiring, battery and thermal performance, acoustic paths, glass retention, manufacturing tolerances, and the finished cost. Component shapes include supplier envelopes and provisional reservations. Neither the render nor a collision-free model establishes a working device.