Vault AI runs entirely on local GPU compute — underground, on your property. No audio sent to Amazon. No video uploaded to Ring. No data leaving the neighborhood. Private by architecture, not by policy.
Hover or tap any blue point to explore what Vault AI powers inside your home — and the intelligence layer running beneath it.
Vault AI is not an app or a subscription service. It is a permanently installed intelligence layer built into the neighborhood's underground compute infrastructure — available to every resident from day one.
A private personal concierge with full knowledge of your home, your schedule, and your neighborhood — powered by on-premise LLM inference.
AI-powered cameras, facial recognition, license plate detection, and behavioral anomaly alerts — all inference runs locally, no cloud upload ever.
"Hey Vault" — a local wake word with per-person voice profiles. Control your entire home and community amenities by voice, without a microphone in the cloud.
Lights, locks, thermostat, EV charging, irrigation, pool systems, and every connected appliance — unified under a single local control layer.
Amenity booking, private social network, local video conferencing, shared media, and HOA coordination — all on your neighborhood's own infrastructure.
No AWS. No Google. No Apple. No Ring. Every model, every inference, every byte of personal data stays underground in your neighborhood's vault.
Not a chatbot — a continuously learning assistant with full context about your household, your neighborhood, and your preferences. Accessed by voice, app, or web panel from anywhere on the property.
Vault AI runs computer vision models locally on the underground GPU cluster. Your cameras see everything. Your footage belongs to you — stored on your property, never uploaded, never monetized.
Local AI identifies residents, approved guests, and flagged individuals at all entry points. No cloud API call — inference completes in under 200ms on-premise.
Automatic gate access for registered vehicles. Visitor plates are logged with resident approval required. Contractor plates auto-expire after job window closes.
AI models detect loitering, perimeter breaches, and unusual after-hours activity across all camera feeds simultaneously — alerting residents in real time.
Approve or deny visitors remotely via the Vault AI app. Issue time-limited digital access codes for guests, delivery drivers, and service workers. All revocable instantly.
Auto-unlock all gates when 911 dispatch is confirmed. Mass notification broadcast to all residents. Child safety zones trigger alerts when a child exits designated areas.
Resident-controlled retention (7 / 30 / 90 days). AI delivers a morning summary of overnight activity. Auto-purge on schedule. GDPR and CCPA compliant by default.
Every word you speak stays underground. Vault AI processes your wake word, intent, and response on local hardware — the audio never travels to a cloud server. Not even for a millisecond.
Vault AI monitors and controls your connected home beyond simple switches — understanding usage patterns, predicting maintenance, and coordinating devices to save energy.
Schedule charging to 80% before 7am, coordinate across all residents to avoid grid peaks, and get cost-optimized overnight rates.
HVAC filter tracking by runtime hours, appliance anomaly detection, and automated HOA maintenance request routing with status tracking.
Real-time CO₂, allergen, PM2.5, humidity, and VOC monitoring with auto-adjustment of HVAC and ventilation to maintain ideal indoor air quality.
Coordinated water leak sensors with auto-shutoff, smoke and CO detector integration, and building-wide alerts with emergency service routing.
Every community feature runs on your vault's servers. A private social network, conference system, media library, and amenity management system — all hosted underground, not on Facebook or Zoom.
Pool lanes, gym time slots, tennis and pickleball courts, EV charging bays, and clubhouse event space — booked by voice or app, with access automatically granted at reservation time. Guest passes issued and revoked instantly.
Events board, classifieds, lost & found, neighbor service marketplace, and carpooling — all running locally. No Facebook data harvesting, no algorithmic feeds, no ads. Private video conferencing replaces Zoom for HOA meetings and telehealth.
A neighborhood-licensed media library replaces per-unit streaming subscriptions. Local content caching means Netflix-quality playback without ISP bottlenecks. Shared photo and video storage replaces Google Photos for every resident.
Every appliance, its purchase date, warranty expiry, service history, and operating status — maintained automatically. Ask "when is my HVAC filter due?" and get an answer based on actual runtime hours, not calendar dates.
Vault AI is a platform — not a product. New capabilities deploy as software updates to the underground compute layer, available to every resident simultaneously at no additional cost.
Unlimited local storage replaces Google Drive, iCloud, and Dropbox. Your files never leave the property. Shared with household members, not corporations.
Vault AI acts as a community-level intrusion detection and prevention system. The underground compute layer also hosts the neighborhood's private 5G/6G cellular core — delivering the fastest, most secure wireless connectivity available in any residential setting, independent of public carriers.
Content filtering and screen-time limits applied at the network layer — no app needed on individual devices. Age-appropriate restrictions set once and enforced everywhere.
Local AirTag-style tracking across the entire community. Find your pet, bike, or lost item anywhere on the property — works without internet.
Real-time electricity, water, and gas usage with peer comparison to similar units. Shows exact savings from the thermal loop and vault-sourced power versus grid cost.
AI detects sustained noise above threshold levels and automatically notifies HOA management after configurable grace periods — reducing neighbor disputes.
Complete home control by voice alone for residents with mobility limitations. Large-print and voice-only interface modes. Caregiver monitoring for elderly residents with customizable check-in routines.
Community coordination hub with local-first communication — operates fully during internet outages. Emergency broadcast, resource sharing, and evacuation guidance run on the underground BESS-backed vault.
In apartments and townhomes, Vault AI integrates with building management systems. Residents reserve the clubhouse, check smart lockers for packages, monitor per-unit energy usage, and call elevators by voice — all processed on-property. Learn about multi-family →
A privacy policy is a promise. Local architecture is a guarantee. When data physically cannot travel to a cloud server, no breach, no acquisition, and no policy change can expose it.
When your camera footage never leaves the property, it cannot be part of a corporate data breach. The 2024 Ring breach exposed millions of household video clips. That attack surface doesn't exist with Vault AI — there is no database to breach.
Compliance is not a checkbox exercise — it is a physical fact. Personal data that never travels to a third-party processor cannot trigger third-party data obligations. Residents retain full ownership, right to deletion, and access with zero legal complexity.
Vault AI runs on the neighborhood's own BESS-backed compute. If the internet goes down — or even if the grid goes down — voice control, security cameras, local communication, and smart home automation continue to function without interruption.
When Amazon discontinues Alexa or Ring changes its pricing model, residents lose their investment. The Smart Vault is a physical asset owned by the HOA. The compute hardware persists regardless of any software vendor's business decisions.
Concrete examples from the daily rhythm of a building — every one of them resolved on-vault, with no cloud round-trip and no third-party data sharing.
Vault AI schedules amenity heat into the building's thermal cascade so the spa is ready when the resident arrives — at no marginal energy cost.
Camera footage is indexed and searched locally. Faces are not sent to any cloud service. Results return in under a second.
V2H scheduling runs against the building's BESS dispatch model and the resident's morning charge target — entirely on-vault.
Amenity reservations are written directly into the building's reservation system without leaving the vault. No third-party SaaS subscription required.
Vault AI opens a maintenance ticket against the unit, attaches an on-device transcription, and schedules a service window with property staff.
Per-tenant private AI sessions run document summarization on the resident's own GPU slice — the document never leaves the vault.
Vault AI integrates with the smart-home ecosystems residents already use — no rip-and-replace required.
Vault AI participates as a local HomeKit hub, controlling accessories with no iCloud dependency.
Native support for Matter and Thread devices, with the vault acting as the building's border router.
Existing legacy mesh devices integrate via the vault's controller — no per-unit hubs required.
Common consumer devices work via standard APIs; where possible, telemetry stays on-vault rather than round-tripping through vendor clouds.
Voice assistant, smart-home control, security analytics, intercom, amenity reservations, document workflows, and per-tenant AI sessions all continue to operate. The vault is the source of truth — the internet is optional.
BESS islanding keeps the vault, life-safety systems, and refuge spaces powered. Vault AI continues to operate. Residents retain heat, light, network (Starlink), and a designated refuge for at least 72 hours.
Vault AI runs a curated stack of open-weight foundation models (general LLMs, vision models, speech models) downloaded into the vault and updated on a controlled cadence. Models are selected for capability, license terms, and the ability to run efficiently on the vault's GPU pool.
Residents and tenants can request specific models for private workloads on their reserved GPU slice. The full active model list, version, and license terms are available on request.
Cloud agentic coding is metered by the minute, by the token, by the request — and the meter is getting more expensive, not cheaper. Vaults break the meter.
Agentic coding tools — the systems that read your codebase, plan changes, write, test, and ship them — have become indispensable to modern software work. They have also become the single fastest-growing line item in most engineering budgets.
Pricing is climbing. Rate limits are tightening. Long-running agent sessions burn tokens by the minute. Teams are throttling usage just to stay inside their plans, and individual builders are hitting paywalls in the middle of a thought. The cost curve is going the wrong direction, and the trend isn't reversing.
A reference vault has 800 GPU blades sitting under the foundation. A meaningful slice of that compute is reserved for residents, tenants, and on-site operators — including the kind of long-context, long-running agentic coding workloads that drain cloud meters.
No per-minute billing. No per-token surcharge. No rate limits enforced from a server farm in another state. Run a multi-hour agent against your codebase, leave it overnight, run twelve in parallel — the only constraint is the GPU slice you've been allocated.
Software engineers, indie hackers, and tinkerers living in the community get a personal allotment of agentic compute as part of the platform — the same way water and power come with the home. Run agents against your repos with no usage anxiety.
In multi-family deployments, included agentic AI access becomes a differentiator at lease-up. Software-adjacent tenants — the demographic most willing to pay a premium for a unit — get something they can't get from any other landlord.
A startup or engineering team operating from a vault-equipped business complex can run agentic workloads against private codebases on local GPUs — with code, prompts, and outputs that physically never leave the property. Sovereign coding at flat-rate cost.
Cloud AI providers are not building data centers fast enough to keep up with agentic workloads. Frontier model inference is the most expensive compute on the planet, and it is being rationed accordingly — through pricing, through quotas, through tier gates. Every developer who depends on those tools is, by default, dependent on someone else’s capacity decisions.
The vault is a structural answer to that. The infrastructure already needs to exist for the rest of the platform to work — the heat, the AI, the resilience, the marketplace. Letting residents and tenants run their own agentic workloads against that same hardware costs nothing extra. It just removes a meter that shouldn’t have been there in the first place.
Founding communities help shape the Vault AI feature roadmap and lock in platform pricing before the public launch. Every resident gets the full intelligence platform from day one.