Your own AI
that remembers.
ΠAN remembers your conversations and your work across your computer, your phone and the Gear you wear. It runs on your own computer, so your memory stays yours.
It remembers
Every conversation is stored and you can search it. Ask what you worked on last Tuesday, or what was said about a topic, and ΠAN finds it.
It lives at home
Your memory sits in an encrypted database on your own computer. Small AI models run there too. Pictures from your camera are described there and never leave your hardware.
It goes with you
Talk to it from your phone, or from the Medallion on your chest. It answers out loud. It can translate a conversation while it happens.
What you can do with it
Ask out loud
Ask a question and hear the answer. Hard questions and long answers go to the AI account you already use. ΠAN brings the memory.
Talk across languages
You speak your language. The other person hears theirs. They answer, and you read or hear it in yours. Translation runs on the phone, even offline.
Find what you forgot
With the Medallion's camera on your chest, you can later ask where you left your keys, or who you met at lunch.
Run your computers by voice
Say "on the other computer, open the browser" and ΠAN sends the job to that computer.
What ΠAN does, in two minutesΠAN Gear
ΠAN works with a phone alone. Gear adds eyes, ears, a screen and power where you need them. Every design is open.
Wearables
Worn on your body: eyes, ears, a screen and power that go where you go.
Medallion
A round pendant with a touch screen, camera, two microphones, a speaker and a flashlight.
Explore the Medallion
Belt
A 50 mm battery belt with 44.2 Wh inside, worn over a plain belt that stays in your trouser loops. It feeds the Medallion and your phone over USB-C.
Explore the Belt
Ring
A ring whose top holds a tiny color screen under a flat crystal, a Bluetooth board and a small battery.
Explore the RingHome and outdoor
Placed somewhere and left to watch it.
Big builds
Large machines for rescue work.
Makers
Every ΠAN Gear design is open: build it, sell it, improve it. Tell us what you make, and we test it with ΠAN, help you get it right, and feature it here.
The Medallion on Kickstarter
The first run of the Medallion is funded through Kickstarter. Back it there, or build your own from the open design.