Your Puppy arrives with a whole circle.
Open the box and the household is already there - a small, deliberate circle of agents, each with one job, each loyal only to you: Finance, Wallet, Location, RIA, Gmail, Calendar, KYC, Memory, Consent.
Each with one job. Each on your Puppy.
Finance β
Tracks your financial picture, market signals, and transactions, moving nothing without your approval.
On your Puppy at launchWallet β
Holds your payment cards, passkeys, and identity receipts on-device with zero-knowledge consent.
On your Puppy at launchLocation β
Manages real-time spatial context and location sharing on your terms.
On your Puppy at launchRIA β
Assists wealth advisors with client portfolios, compliance, and automated updates.
On your Puppy at launchGmail β
Connects to Gmail with read-only access, finds useful messages, and keeps receipt and KYC-request context under your control.
On your Puppy at launchCalendar β
Shows a calmer day story with synthetic conflicts, suggestions, focus, travel, and meeting-prep moments.
On your Puppy at launchKYC β
Turns identity basics into a calm, consent-first onboarding package for an RIA's regulated custodian.
Memory β
Keeps useful preferences, facts, and vault context available only where the user allows it.
Consent β
Gates outside access requests and logs every consent transaction to your private ledger.
The agents run on the supercomputer you own.
π€« Agent One is free for life and leads the circle; the Puppy is the machine it runs on. Buy a Puppy on its own, or together with Agent One and π€« Tag One, from free all the way to the most capable workstation or server. Starlink-ready out of the box.
Configured before it reaches your hands.
Reserve a One and start with the current Agent One family, already installed on the hardware you own: Finance, Wallet, Location, RIA, Gmail, Calendar, KYC, Memory, Consent.
π€« One is made by Hushh Technologies Corporation, an independent company. We name the hardware and clouds One runs on to say where it runs. None of them endorse us, and we call a company a partner only once the agreement is signed.