Your assistant. Your hardware. Your data.

Compute is moving home

The industry is betting on ever-larger data centers. We are making the opposite bet: capable models now run on hardware ordinary people can own, and a meaningful share of them want exactly that. One machine in the house, serving the whole household around the clock, answering to no one else.

Privacy is architecture, not policy

Most privacy promises are policies: a company holds your data and pledges to treat it well. Ours is structural. We designed the product so we never hold your data in the first place. Conversations, files, schedules, and credentials live on your machine. There is nothing for us to leak, nothing to hand over, and nothing to sell.

No accounts, no logins, no us in the middle

You never sign in to us. There is no Oscova cloud your assistant depends on, no account to create, and no server of ours in the path between you and your agents. If our website disappeared tomorrow, your installation would not notice.

Free means free

• No feature of the runtime sits behind a license key, ever.

• Local models are first-class citizens, not a trial-mode fallback.

• No required cloud dependency. Everything works on the box you installed it on.

Honest claims only

Every statement we make about the product should be checkable. Zero telemetry is not a slogan; you can verify it with a network capture. Where a claim depends on what you configure, we say so plainly. We would rather under-promise than be caught embellishing.