The complete, dated history of what One has shipped - 1300 changes and counting, newest first, for users, our team, and the community. We build in the open: this is the record.
It is a small convention that means a lot to us: every release is named after a human we celebrate, so the story of what we ship carries the memory of the people who inspire it. We celebrate humans as we build.
Maxwell showed that a handful of clean equations could describe electricity, magnetism, and light as one thing. Every radio, every edge node, and every Starlink link we run inherits that work, so we aim for the same economy: the smallest honest model that explains the most.
See all the humans we celebrateThe homepage introduces the Hussh Information Marketplace with a simpler explanation of choosing what to share, setting a price and approving access. Your private profile is live; paid sharing remains in design.
The delete-account card now uses a flatter layout within your website profile. Account deletion behavior is unchanged.
A minimal homepage section explains the marketplace idea in four points, with a direct link to your profile. Pricing, paid sharing and marketplace access are clearly marked as in design. The One app is unchanged.
The account icon opens /login, and old setup links redirect there. Verify a phone code to continue directly to your requested page. Email-code login uses the existing shared service and is available only when that service enables it. The One app is unchanged.
Apple and Google sign-in no longer depend on a separate website onboarding record. Existing setup links now open sign-in and continue directly; rewards eligibility stays separate from account access.
Name and photo edits use the shared account service. Refresh brings in changes made in One, and encrypted memory stays locked until you unlock your vault. Private-detail editing remains in One for this release.
A concise store guide with four experiences, a film you choose to play, four store formats and the existing invitation form. The Store now shares the site header and footer.
Anoushka’s role is Data Scientist & Policy Lead. Advisor profiles now reflect verified moves to Uber, DDN and Obin AI, plus Neo4j’s updated leadership title. Where a public profile hides the exact title, we show the confirmed employer.
Open Try the agents under Agent One. Pick from the circle of nine agents to explore a sample demo, with the shared footer below.
Nine interactive sample experiences cover Finance, Wallet, Location, RIA, Gmail, Calendar, KYC, Memory and Consent. Choose a task, review its result, inspect sample activity and reset. No sign-in or real account connection is needed.
Public pages restore existing sessions without opening the mobile authentication helper unnecessarily. Sign-in and pending redirect recovery retain their existing flows. Microsoft review of the helper's reputation remains separate.
Both application forms recognize supported documents when browsers omit their file type. Empty, oversized and unsupported files are caught before submission, and the upload uses one consistent content type throughout.
The shared footer now acknowledges website analytics and links to collection details and a machine-readable event schema. The unsupported certification claim is removed.
Set charge and strategy limits, then check sample requests locally. The preview flags unusual renewals and allocation shifts. Live monitoring and background notifications remain planned.
The See how it helps button now draws its arrow directly, so it remains an arrow even when icon fonts are unavailable.
Try allowing, declining or revoking an illustrative request. Start with a plain-language guide, then open the full 14-chapter specification when you need the details.
The main podcast address now opens the Aloha edition. Both podcast URLs share the same page, including guest and listener sign-up forms.
The Shop link now opens our Shopify storefront directly, where products, prices, payment and shipping are handled.
The Products menu and page now carry everything we make: Puppy One, Tag One and One Card beside iMoney, Reconnect & Rethink (an R&R Flagship Media Production) and the hussh Stores, each with its own artwork.
A flagship, a store, a shop and a stall, built to one standard, now with nine C's: connections, communication, consulting, commerce, computers, coins, coffee, champagne and champions.
Muse's launch film, a minute and forty seconds through the store with music, from the rain on the canopy to a friend waiting at the window, ending on the hussh mark. Press Watch the film and it plays in a theater over the page.
A film, then every room in turn: the Threshold in the rain, the Product Hall of personal supercomputers, the Grove, the Avenue, the Bar, the Forum, Champagne Hour and the Vault. Nine C's under one roof, designed for Kirkland. Request an invitation.
Own something in dollars, hire an agent, approve or deny what it asks, and verify every receipt on a SHA-256 chain. Your practice account stays on your device, and you can tell us what you felt in one tap.
A concise introduction with one approval example, three agents, a short FAQ and the existing invitation form. Start with practice money and approve every move.
Five journeys through one network: the star owner, the advisor, the seller of rare things, every business owner and the guest. Each ends in what is live today and what is in design.
You hire small agents for narrow jobs under hard caps you set. They propose in plain dollars and wait. Nothing happens until you say yes, and every action leaves a receipt.
Say why you are joining, to invest, to teach your family, as an adviser or out of curiosity, and you hear first. Your place is saved before the page thanks you.
Choose Curious, Excited or Skeptical, write your thoughts and carry them into the guest form. A gold connection and a changing constellation follow your perspective, with reduced-motion support.
The request form appears on arrival, over a light morning-blue wave photograph. Manish's portrait links to LinkedIn, and the meeting request preserves your chosen format and days.
The careers site lists the roles we are hiring for, grouped by team, each with its own page and question. Applying takes a resume file or link and a current location.
Apple keeps release notes per product; so do we. The timeline below is the full record - these are the curated, newest-first highlights for each build, so a user, a partner, or a builder can follow just the one they care about.
Your private life-general-contractor - owned and controlled by you, every read a consented handshake.
Now built openly on PCHP / hu_ssh - the consent protocol every read completes.
Personal supercomputing you own, at home.
Full bill of materials and an Apple-grade first-time guide, published in the open.
The smallest 🤫 host - your consent, in your pocket.
Lineup finalized (flagship + SE, Ultra, Pup) with a published BOM.
The open protocol, the research, and the public portal every build ships to.
PCHP specification + four launch posts, donated to the community.
A company's growth, sales, marketing and revenue roles, filled by agents that carry goals. Sold to businesses, never to a person.
The autonomy model ships: every new commitment the workforce makes waits 24 hours for a human's cancel, and only a named human signs.
We are a Silicon Valley garage at heart - a small, hardcore team shipping in public. These notes update as we ship, most days, so users, partners, and the community can watch the company get built in real time. Garage-first is not nostalgia; it is a first principle and a core value of how we operate.
Kushal Trivedi, our co-founder and forward-deployed core engineer, works alongside Manish Sainani to build the best possible company to work at and with. The team pairs with Claude, Codex, Grok, and Gemini as everyday tools - shipping faster without ever losing the human at the center, which is the whole point of everything here.
Every change merged to main, documented here.
Shipped through a pull request and review.
The first change in this public record.
Each entry is a change shipped to production. Reviewed releases link to their pull request.
This is the whole record. Follow along, hold us to it, and tell us what to build next.
One is made by Hushh Technologies Corporation: private, sovereign AI that runs on what you own.
