Yours, not a cloud’s
Your chats, keys and memories live on your machine — locked, signed and yours.
Most assistants live inside your own computer, or keep your life on someone else’s servers. bia lives on a separate computer of its own: in your home, your shop, your bag. Its private app is locked with keys only you hand out, and the system it runs on is verified from the very first moment it starts.
What it means for you
Your data at home
Conversations, memories, passwords, messenger accounts and the browser profile all live on bia’s own disk.
Locked doors
The private web app only opens for people and agents holding a key that bia itself issued — and you can withdraw a key at any time.
Verified start
On ordinary PCs, bia starts with the same signed components as mainstream Linux, so it works with Secure Boot switched on.
Offline, if you need it
As an option, on a powerful computer (at least 64 GB of video memory), the brain on the stick lets bia think without any connection to the outside world at all.
Ideas for using it
- A doctor’s or lawyer’s office that cannot put client data in a public cloud.
- A family that wants an assistant without handing its life to a tech company.
- Journalists and activists who need to work offline and private.
Good to know
With a cloud brain, the questions bia thinks about are sent to that cloud provider, under their terms. If your work must never leave the building, the brain on the stick is an option on a powerful computer.
Works hand in hand with
Keeps your keys safe
Passwords, two-factor codes and passkeys — in a vault on its own disk.
Learn moreThinks in the cloud — or on the machine
A cloud brain you pay for by use — or, on a powerful computer, one that works with no internet at all.
Learn moreIts own private chat app
A Telegram-like app on your own network — chats, files, calls, the screen.
Learn moreWake up a potato
All you need is a USB stick and a computer you are not using. Twenty minutes later, it is someone.