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Private AI, without handing over your life.

AT0 is for people who want the capabilities of big AI with private infrastructure, persistent memory, and controls they can see.

What is AT0?

AT0, pronounced "Auto", is private AI for putting your whole life on auto: a private operating layer that coordinates memory, agents, approvals, and life domains around one owner.

How is it different from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or other cloud AI?

Those tools are powerful general AI services. AT0 is a private operating layer around the person: owner-controlled memory, domain boundaries, custom agents, human approval, and workflows that become your own system over time.

What does "make it your own" mean?

It means AT0 is shaped by the operator's domains, permissions, habits, tone, priorities, and review rules. The goal is not a generic assistant. The goal is private AI that learns how your life and work actually operate.

Does AT0 sell my data?

No. The public site uses early-access form data to respond about AT0 and measure aggregate interest. AT0's product direction is private infrastructure and no data resale.

Is AT0 self-hosted?

AT0 is designed around owner-controlled infrastructure. The public website is hosted separately on Cloudflare and only handles marketing pages, analytics, and access requests.

Can AT0 act autonomously?

Yes, inside guardrails. High-stakes actions stay behind human approval so the system can help without hiding important decisions from the owner.

What can AT0 manage?

The public roadmap covers memory, family, financial, medical, home, creation, privacy, legal, documents, and calendar domains, with agents such as Forge, Warden, Smithy, Crucible, Spark, and Herald.

Is AT0 available now?

AT0 is opening in deliberate waves of 500, 1,000, and 5,000 so onboarding can stay safe and feedback can shape the product before broader release.

What happens after I request access?

Your request goes into the early-access queue. The information you submit is used to contact you about AT0 and understand which domains matter most to early users.

Ready to follow along?

Start with the story, then request access when the use case is clear.

Read why AT0 exists