GooglePuppy One on Google.
Tensor silicon with on-device Gemini Nano. Agent coming to Android; managed infrastructure available first.
Every Google Puppy, spec for spec.
For the geeky, token-hungry human: the full configuration matrix, with the local model sizes each machine can actually run on-device.
Puppy One · Pixel
Pixel 10 Pro XL
Gemini-class on-device AI on Google's own silicon.
- SoC
- Google Tensor G5 · TSMC 3nm
- AI engine
- Next-gen Tensor TPU for on-device Gemini
- Memory
- 16 GB LPDDR5X
- Storage
- up to 1 TB
- Local model
- Gemini Nano (multimodal), 3-4B-class
- Status
- Agent roadmap · managed infra first
Hardware specs are verified against Google's published figures for the named silicon; final configuration, memory, and pricing are confirmed at purchase. On-device model sizes and tokens/sec are estimates for int4/FP4-class local inference, not vendor figures.
The 🤫 One Agent, pre-installed.
Every Google Puppy ships with the 🤫 One Agent already installed and configured - so it works the moment you open it.
Open the box
Your 🤫 Puppy powers on with the 🤫 One Agent already installed, configured, and updated. No setup-wizard marathon, no app store hunt - it is ready the moment you are.
Share your phone number
Your number is your identity key. It links your Puppy to the information bankers who already hold data against your profile - data that you, and only you, own. 24/7/365.
Sign in with what you already use
No new password to invent. Use the identity you already trust on this platform - the agent inherits your existing, secure login.
On Google, sign in with Google Account or Pixel biometric unlock.
It's already yours, working
From the first minute the agent is on-device and on your side - reading in only what you consent to, ready to answer. Day 0, not day 30.
Meet your Google Puppy.
Reserve any configuration for any amount you choose, from $0.01, fully credited to your purchase and refundable anytime. We pre-install and configure the 🤫 One Agent before it ships.
🤫 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.