A cable within reach
A short, serviceable USB-C lead designed to stow along the side. The primary path for charging and sustained work.
01 MEET MOB IN DEVELOPMENT
Your AI.
Its own computer.
A pocket computer designed to run your AI locally. Speak a task. Review the work on your iPhone. Reach the devices you choose.
Concept & feasibility. No integrated prototype validated yet.
Product concept
A PERSONAL COMPUTER FOR YOUR AI
Give the work
somewhere to happen.
You have the intention. The context is scattered across files, browsers and computers. MOB is being built to connect the two through a conversation.
Its own model and tools would prepare the work. Your iPhone would show what it used, what it did and what needs your decision.
01 / COMPUTE
The AI lives inside
A local model and speech, with memory and tools running on MOB’s own computer.
02 / INTERACTION
You speak. You review.
Voice to begin. An iPhone companion for setup, results and permissions.
03 / REACH
Your devices, by choice
Approved adapters connect the computers and programs you choose to enroll.
02 THE EXPERIENCE
A request.
Room to act.
Explore the work we want MOB to handle.
These are concept walkthroughs, with no live agent or connected device.
“Compare these options using the manufacturer docs.”
The requirements you select. Current public sources.
CONCEPT WALKTHROUGH01 / 03
Choose the scope
Name the products and the criteria. MOB would confirm which files and web sources it may use.
THE INTENDED RESULTA sourced comparison
Your criteria. Source links. Unknowns made visible.
Review stays with you.
03 THE COMPUTER INSIDE
A mind.
A memory.
A place to work.
The intended local stack includes speech, a language model, working memory, a browser and a command runner.
Web and remote tasks use Wi-Fi or your phone’s hotspot. The iPhone is your control surface. The model’s home is MOB.
Explore the architectureIllustrative concept. Component fit, model performance and cooling remain to be validated.
REACH, WITH PERMISSION
The right context.
The right boundaries.
A connection should be understandable. Choose the device, choose the scope, and see the proposed action before it happens.
- 1
Enroll a device
Connect a supported computer through an approved companion, API or SSH adapter.
- 2
Set the task’s scope
Choose the files and actions it may use. External sending and sensitive changes need approval.
- 3
See and control the work
Review sources and actions on iPhone. Cancel tasks and revoke access when needed.
Tailscale provides networking. Supported adapters and operating-system permissions determine actual access.
04 DESIGNED TO STAY WITH YOU
A little presence.
A wider reach.
At your desk. Beside your phone.
Designed to make spoken intention useful.
Concept imagery. The integrated product is still in development.
INTENTION IN THE DETAILS
Considered,
from every side.
Control you can feel
A physical microphone cutoff for listening. A separate cancellation control for running tasks. Both must work predictably.
Made for mixed use
A battery, magnetic mounting and wireless charging are in the plan. Twelve-hour mixed use is the target, with measurements still ahead.
05 THE PATH TO REAL
The vision is clear.
The proof comes next.
Today: concept design, component research and early software. Next: a continuous task on real hardware, measured power and a comparison with the tools people already use.
NOW
Concept & feasibility
Architecture choices. Supplier outreach. User research planning.
NEXT
Working bench prototype
Local voice and tools. Real task output. Power and thermal measurements.
THEN
Pilot & production proof
Repeat use. Costed manufacturing. Prototype footage before crowdfunding.
BUILD MOB WITH US
What would you
hand over?
Tell us the work you want your AI to handle. Follow meaningful progress, help shape a future pilot, or start a partnership conversation.
Free to join. No deposit or delivery commitment.
Pilot invitations depend on prototype readiness.
A CLOSER LOOK
Good questions.
What exactly is MOB?+
MOB is a personal AI computer in development. The design puts a local language model, speech, memory, browser and command tools inside a pocket device. Voice is the main input; an iPhone app handles setup, review and permissions.
Why carry another device?+
The idea is to give your AI an independent computer and physical controls that stay with you. That has to be useful enough to earn a place beside your phone. We plan to compare the same tasks with phone and desktop apps before committing to custom production.
Does the AI run inside it?+
That is the intended architecture. Local inference and speech still need to be benchmarked on the selected hardware. Web research and remote-device tasks need Wi-Fi or a phone hotspot. There is no cellular modem in the current baseline.
Can MOB control all my devices and programs?+
Only devices you enroll, with a supported API, SSH connection or companion adapter and the necessary operating-system permissions. Tailscale supplies the network connection. It does not unlock every app. iOS actions are limited to supported integrations.
Will it answer my calls?+
Bluetooth call assistance is part of the vision. It remains a development target: we need to prove full-duplex audio, echo control, iPhone routing and reliable human takeover. Universal call coverage is not established.
How will battery and charging work?+
Twelve hours of mixed use is a target, not a measured result. USB-C is the primary charging and sustained-power path. Magnetic mounting and wireless charging are being evaluated. No MagSafe or Qi2 certification is claimed.
Can I buy or back MOB now?+
No. We are at concept and feasibility stage, with no validated integrated hardware prototype. Joining the list is free. Price, shipping dates and a Kickstarter campaign will follow prototype and production evidence.