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19 pages- Personal supercomputing, owned by youhussh puts private AI on your own hardware instead of corporate server farms.
- Agent One, your private assistantAgent One keeps up with your bills, receipts and reminders.
- 🤫 Private Agent One, in plain EnglishWhat Private Agent One actually does, said the way you would say it to a neighbour.
- 🤫 Your information bankA bank for everything about you.
- Why One - the agent that gets it done, so you don't have toOne is a great listener that understands you, and a tireless agent that takes care of the work you don't have time for, don't enjoy, or shouldn't have to do, end to end.
- A free 🤫 One for every human — sign in with the identity you already carryWorking backwards from a simple goal: every human alive gets their own private, consent-first Agent One, free.
- One, How it worksSixty seconds of listening, then One acts on your behalf: finds the best path, protects your privacy, keeps you in control, and records everything to a ledger you own.
- How to sign in and set up 🤫 Agent One - the first-time user guideThe official first-time user guide and manual for 🤫 Agent One.
- 🤫 Support · one address, and a person reads it[email protected] reaches a person who works here.
- Pricing
- Welcome to 🤫 - see what the world already knows about youYour first minute with 🤫 Agent One.
- The 🤫 Hussh Mega Map - the whole platform in one pictureOne diagram of the entire 🤫 Hussh platform: a seven-layer stack (what it is) and ten end-to-end user journeys (how it connects) - the consent model, the encrypted personal memory…
- Ontology
- Explore 🤫 - the home screen for everything we buildBrowse everything 🤫 hussh builds like the home screen of an iPhone: colorful app tiles, grouped pages, every tile a big tappable button.
- Sitemap: every page on hushh.aiEvery public page on hushh.ai in one place, grouped and searchable: Agent One, Puppy One, the directory, business, partners, developers, research, the blog, media and the company.
- Visual site map — the whole of hushh.ai, drawn as one atlasThe entire hushh.ai drawn as one cartographic atlas: every page is a parcel of land, every area a colored territory sized by how much lives there — 🤫 Agent One, 🤫 Puppy One…
- Browse
- FAQ - 🤫 One, answered in plain EnglishEverything you might ask about 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One: what it is, how privacy and ownership work, the AI wallet, the open APIs to make your information accessible by…
- Field Guide: hussh terms, explained plainlyA plain-English guide to the words used across hussh: Agent One, Puppy One, PCHP, consent receipts, MCP, RIA, on-device AI and more.
Agent One
73 pagesAgents 10 pages
- One, The agents
- Finance agent - Ask about any stock. You make the call. - 🤫 Agent OneFinance follows the market and your portfolio, and gives a buy, hold or sell view on any stock you ask about.
- Wallet agent - Your cards, on your phone. Only you can see them. - 🤫 Agent OneWallet keeps your credit and debit cards encrypted on your device.
- Location agent - Share where you are. Stop any time. - 🤫 Agent OneShare your live location with people you choose, for as long as you choose.
- Advisor agent - See your clients. Only what they share. - 🤫 Agent OneFor registered investment advisors: verify your license, invite clients, and see only what each client agrees to share.
- Mail agent - Your inbox, without the busywork. - 🤫 Agent OneMail finds receipts in your Gmail and flags emails that need an answer.
- Calendar agent - A day that fits together. - 🤫 Agent OneCalendar reads your Google Calendar, finds free time and spots overlaps.
- One, KYC, your ria onboarding & custodian handoffKYC helps people finish RIA onboarding by organizing identity basics, requiring consent, and handing the regulated verification step to the custodian.
- Memory agent - Tell it once. It remembers. - 🤫 Agent OneMemory keeps what you tell Agent One, so you only explain yourself once.
- Consent agent - Every request. Your call. - 🤫 Agent OneConsent shows you every request to see your information.
Learn One, lesson by lesson 14 pages
- Learn One - short videos for everyday usersLearn One in minutes, not manuals.
- Meet One in 60 secondsThe whole idea in a minute: one agent, owned by you, that turns your information into help.
- Unbox & set up your PuppyOpen the box, share your number, sign in with the identity you already use - and you're working.
- Your first fetchAsk for one real thing and watch One do it - the moment it clicks.
- How One listens to youSpend a minute talking; One learns your goals and gets to work - privately, on your device.
- Talking to One: the basicsHow to phrase requests, give context, and correct course - the everyday rhythm of working with One.
- Your information, working for youConnect what you already have and One turns it into answers, drafts, and next steps.
- Approve, deny, revoke: the consent gateEvery outside request stops at your tap.
- Reading your private ledgerA perfect, private record of who touched what - and how to read it.
- Why One feels instantOne Engine reads your machine and runs each job in the fastest, most private place.
- Meet Kai, your right handThe agent that holds your money, your day, and your decisions - and never moves without your nod.
- Meet Nav, your gatekeeperThe agent that negotiates with the outside world so your data is shared on your terms, or not at all.
- A day with OneMorning to night: the small, quiet ways One handles the day so you can live it.
- Managing what One does for youPause, hand off, and set boundaries - staying in charge of every interaction.
Experiences 7 pages
- Experiences - the art of the possible with 🤫 OneThe art of the possible: editorial, magazine-style experiences that come to life when your 🤫 Agent One and your 🤫 Puppy work together, helping you through your day, seamlessly…
- The morning that runs itself - a 🤫 One experienceYou wake to a day already briefed and handled, while your Puppy did the heavy thinking overnight and your One kept the household in sync, by consent.
- The trip that planned itself - a 🤫 One experienceA trip comes together end to end, flights, stays, the dinner you would have loved, booked by consent on open rails, with the receipts on your own ledger.
- The deadline you actually made - a 🤫 One experienceA job too big for a laptop runs on Burst-scale compute in your own cloud overnight, while One drafts the rest, so you ship the real thing, not the version that fit.
- The family, in sync - a 🤫 One experienceTwo parents, three calendars, a grandparent across the country, all in step through their own Ones, sharing only what each moment needs, by consent.
- The check-up that respected you - a 🤫 One experienceYour One brings the right picture to the visit, by consent, so the clinician looks at you, not a screen, and your record stays yours, revocable anytime.
- The deal done while you slept - a 🤫 One experienceYour One meets another agent at the door, negotiates the thing you wanted on open rails, settles it by consent, and leaves the receipt on your ledger.
One for you 5 pages
- One for you - your personal agent on a personal supercomputer you ownA personal AI agent you own and control, running on a personal supercomputer you own - private by default, loyal to one party: you.
- One, Your practice, on private AI.Give every client the attention of a full team, without giving up their data, or yours.
- One for business - a business agent and business supercomputer your company ownsA business AI agent your company owns and controls, running on a business supercomputer you own - run operations, close deals, and keep every commitment, with a household of…
- One, One office. Every entity. Total discretion.Coordinate people, entities, and decisions across the whole family, with privacy that is structural, not promised.
- One, Serve more clients without serving up their data.Quote faster, stay compliant, and earn trust, with an agent that handles the busywork and guards the file.
The One app 8 pages
- Agent One workspaceThe Agent One workspace: ask your private assistant a question and get an answer that uses only what you choose to connect.
- 🤫 One Location Agent - Stay close. Stay in control.Share live location with a private Circle, check in for a set time, ask someone where they are, or hold for help.
- 🤫 One — the app: your agents, one tap awayThe 🤫 Agent One app home, built for iOS Safari first (and Chrome): a calm, iPhone-simple home screen of agents, not a chat box.
- 🤫 Location & Check-in — skip the line, on your termsThe working 🤫 Agent One Location & Check-in agent.
- 🤫 Consent Center — you decide who sees whatThe 🤫 Agent One Consent Center: set the scope of every facet of your world — anyone (public), your circle of trust (trusted), or only you (private) — and see, live, exactly what…
- 🤫 Your preferences, set it once, own the answerSet your real 🤫 preferences: how to reach you, sizes, food, shopping, the same published PCHP scopes a business can request through a purpose.
- 🤫 Connect — the right human expert, near youThe 🤫 Agent One Connect tab: find and reach the right human expert for what you need, near you — the insurance agent, financial adviser, doctor, or real estate agent people…
- 🤫 Everything — one feed for everything you follow, yours to controlThe 🤫 Agent One Everything experience: one unified newsfeed across every publisher you already read, watch, and hear — and it's yours to control directly.
Everything Agent One does 29 pages
- Bill of Materials - every part of 🤫 Agent One, Puppy One & Tag OneA published bill of materials, in the open, for all three 🤫 products: the Agent One Platform, the One Supercomputing Platform (Puppy One), and the Tag One wearable.
- Your money, your agent - banking, payments & IOUs on your termsOne puts an agent in front of your money on the phone you already own, behind the identity you already trust - Sign in with Apple or Google and your biometrics.
- Your taxes, collected and handed to your CPA - 🤫 Agent One🤫 Agent One collects, connects, and extracts the data from every personal and business tax document - W-2s, 1099s, K-1s, 1098s, brokerage statements, business P&L and receipts…
- Share your location, on your terms - real-time, you control itReal-time location sharing you own and control with 🤫 Agent One.
- Trusted Connections - the people you trust, in one private graphTrusted Connections on 🤫 Agent One is a private, two-way consent graph of the people you actually trust - who sees what, for how long.
- KYC on your terms - prove who you are, give away nothing extraThe 🤫 Agent One KYC verification agent proposes the exact identity data a bank or service needs, waits for your approval, and only then decrypts and drafts - fail-closed the…
- Your inbox, handled - an email agent that works for youThe 🤫 Agent One inbox agent surfaces the messages that need you, lets you act on any thread by chat, and flags meeting clashes before they cost you - all over agent-to-agent, on…
- Insurance, done right - insure the right people at the right amountHow 🤫 Agent One disrupts insurance: insure the right people at the right amount - not over-insured, not under-insured.
- Get started with 🤫 Agent One - the insurance agent's kitEverything an insurance agent needs to get going with 🤫 Agent One today, free, on the device you already own.
- Wealth, done right - the right advice for the right people at the right levelHow Agent One, Finance, RIA, and Consent support registered investment advisory, wealth management, financial planning, and retirement: sell the right products, advice, and asset…
- Your health - organized, private, shared only with your consent🤫 Agent One helps you stay in touch with your health: your records, markers, and KPIs in one private place you own.
- Service, done right - 🤫 Agent One, the soldier's Personal Central CommandThe Army owns the mission stack; nobody owns the soldier's personal stack.
- The 🤫 Standard - how we serve: quietly, expertly, 24/7-365The 🤫 Standard is our promise for how we serve you: become expert at everything you need, observe and listen quietly, work backwards from your desires, wants, needs, and daily…
- 🤫 Doorstep - installed by a human, at your doorThe Doorstep program is our door-to-door promise for every 🤫 machine: a real person installs, services, and maintains Agent One setups, Puppy One machines, and grid-tier sites…
- 🤫 Household Reach - the plan to reach every American householdHow 🤫 Private Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One reach every American household, including the majority who do not yet trust AI - without spending a dollar on ads.
- Defense
- Claim your 🤫 Agent One giftSomeone gifted you a free personalized 🤫 Agent One.
- Delegate it - your army of agentsHand off what you'd give a trusted personal assistant or employee.
- Supercomputing & Extreme Burst - on every device🤫 Agent One turns every desktop, laptop, iPad, Android tablet, Chromium browser, iPhone, and Android into a doorway to data-center-grade supercomputing and extreme burst - billed…
- 🤫 Watch — see it in a minute, and the simple how-to guidesShort-form walkthroughs of 🤫 Agent One, shot from the real app: your first minute (open, sign in, a calm home, Check-in, consent with a receipt, your agent working) and 'Your…
- 🤫 Moments — the moment it connects the dotsHero stories from the people we love — an artist, an athlete, a hungry young builder, and a veteran — and the aha moment when 🤫 Private Agent One quietly connects the dots your…
- Everything you already use, in one place you ownThe best of the apps you already love - the showcase and craft of Apple, the effortless commerce of Shopify, the world indexed by Google, the people of Instagram, the creator…
- One for your well-being - happiness, connection, healthy habits & financial healthWe work backwards from your overall well-being - physical, relational, social, mental, and financial.
- Agent One for sports - the Universal Agent for fans, athletes & the people who live the gameSports and sports-like entertainment is where passionate people spend their time, money, and heart.
- Get One with what you already have - the attachWork backwards from the user: 🤫 Agent One is built to come with the subscriptions you already pay for.
- Campaigns
- Spread One - invite, ambassador & win togetherThe 🤫 One growth engine, hands-on: two-sided referrals where you both win, campus and creator ambassador programs, local launch playbooks, a reservist leaderboard, and your own…
- See 🤫 One live - at a café near youMeet 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One in person.
- From a name to an agent reading your model — 🤫 Agent OneThe whole arc: get your agent, it learns your world, that becomes one profile you own, and other agents subscribe to it by consent.
Products
33 pages- Devices for Agent OneOptional hardware for Agent One: Puppy One, a private computer you own, and Tag One, a wearable that shares location only when the wearer agrees.
- 🤫 One Card - coming soonThe 🤫 One Card, one card for everything your Agent One buys, is coming soon.
- Tag OneTag One is a small wearable with one button for the people you love.
- Shop Puppy OneBuy Puppy One, the laptop with Agent One built in, at live prices.
One ID 2 pages
- 🤫 spaceID & One Gold ID - one identity for every human, never handed overThe 🤫 spaceID is one self-owned identity for every human alive - your PII in a vault only you control, presented Face-ID-style instead of recited, built to replace every other…
- How the 🤫 spaceID works — identify yourself without giving yourself awayThe deep dive on the 🤫 spaceID: check in anywhere by presenting your spaceID instead of your personal information.
Puppy One 27 pages
- One Engine - How it worksOne Engine decides where each task runs: on your device, in the cloud, or a bit of both.
- Which 🤫 Puppy is right for you? Four taps from your work to your supercomputerA guided chooser that starts from your work, not from specs: tell us what fills your day, how heavy a big day gets, where your compute should live, and whether you want best price…
- Puppy OnePuppy One is a laptop from a maker you trust, like Apple, Dell or HP, with Agent One built in.
- 🤫 The Puppy 100 — Puppy One at Every Watt
- 🤫 Puppy One Max - the reference machine, and how we think about local vs. cloud AIWhy 🤫 Puppy One Max exists as our flagship reference and Founder's Edition machine: the workloads it is genuinely the right tool for, the ones it is acceptable for with limits…
- 🤫 Buy vs Rent - work backwards from your workloadTwelve AI workload types, worked backwards from the human and the job to be done - not a model-size leaderboard.
- 🤫 Puppy One - brochure, lineup & specsOwn your intelligence.
- Why 🤫 Puppy - a companion you love, a supercomputer that works🤫 Puppy is a brand-new category: a personal, puppy-like companion that is actually a super-duper computer working for you 24/7/365, no questions asked.
- Your 🤫 Puppy - name it, own it, put it to workYour 🤫 Puppy is yours: name it like you'd name a companion, set it up your way, and know it answers to exactly one owner, you.
- Puppy One - How it worksOpen the box, share your phone number, sign in with the identity you already use - Apple Face ID, Google, or Microsoft - and your Puppy One is working.
- Puppy One - Platforms & Personal Super Computing PartnersEvery platform where Puppy One is offered, by Personal Super Computing partner - Apple, NVIDIA, Google, Samsung, and Microsoft - with full configurations, tech specs, and Day-0…
- 🤫 Puppy One on Apple siliconYour agent deserves a home.
- Puppy One on NVIDIA - Configurations & Tech SpecsEvery Puppy One configuration we offer on NVIDIA, with full tech specs and the pre-installed 🤫 One Agent.
- Puppy One on Google - Configurations & Tech SpecsEvery Puppy One configuration we offer on Google, with full tech specs and the pre-installed 🤫 One Agent.
- Puppy One on Samsung - Configurations & Tech SpecsEvery Puppy One configuration we offer on Samsung, with full tech specs and the pre-installed 🤫 One Agent.
- Puppy One on Microsoft / Windows - Configurations & Tech SpecsEvery Puppy One configuration we offer on Microsoft / Windows, with full tech specs and the pre-installed 🤫 One Agent.
- Puppy One - the catalog, by makerEvery certified Puppy One host, organized by the maker you trust: Apple, Google, NVIDIA, Dell, HP, Lenovo, Supermicro, Asus, Acer, and the wider line - 101 systems from the phone…
- Puppy One - The agents, pre-installed
- Privacy
- Ecosystem
- Campaigns
- Communities
- Puppy One - Your life, handled.Finance, Wallet, Location, RIA, Gmail, Calendar, KYC, Memory, and Consent, a private household of agents that remember what you allow and never sell you out.
- Puppy One - Your practice, on private AI.Give every client the attention of a full team, without giving up their data, or yours.
- Puppy One - Your company's chief of staff.Run operations, close deals, and keep every commitment, with a household of agents that answer only to your business.
- Puppy One - One office. Every entity. Total discretion.Coordinate people, entities, and decisions across the whole family, with privacy that is structural, not promised.
- Puppy One - Serve more clients without serving up their data.Quote faster, stay compliant, and earn trust, with an agent that handles the busywork and guards the file.
Marketplace & Directory
2,001 pages- 🤫 Directory - find the people and businesses you need, near youSearch the 🤫 Directory by what you need and your ZIP.
- 🤫 Yellow Pages feed - discover an expert near you, one swipe at a timeThe 🤫 Yellow Pages, reimagined as a feed: swipe through real, cited local experts - insurance agents and financial advisors near you - hit 'feeling lucky' to discover someone…
- Connections
- Find someone who can help, in your ZIPSay what you need done and we bring back the nearest real people who do it.
- Directory coverage — a measured system, not a claimCoverage stated the way a systems engineer would state it: a precise denominator, a measured index, and one query property that matters.
- Directory data — every record, in publicBrowse, query, and export the entire Hushh national directory: every curated listing and official state-roster dataset, cited to official sources, no contact PII.
- 🤫 Every financial advisor & insurance agent in King County, WA — the directory
- 🤫 Every licensed insurance producer in Clark County, NV · Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas
- Palo Alto and Stanford: who can help, by ZIP
- 🤫 Kirkland 98033 — your neighborhood's Yellow Pages & White PagesKirkland, ZIP 98033 - where 🤫 begins, on our own doorstep.
- 🤫 Connect the dots - what you need, the human who has itSay what you need in your own words, add your ZIP, and 🤫 connects you to the nearest verified human who can help - a doctor, a plumber, an advisor, a salon.
- 🤫 Agent Connect — one login for every agentOne login for private agents.
- 🤫 Yellow Pages: Beverly Hills & the LA Westside (advisors + insurance)
- 🤫 Yellow Pages — the finer things (private jets, yachts, art, estates)
- 🤫 Yellow Pages — the national rollout, wealthiest neighborhoods first
- White Pages - find people by name, role or profession and ZIPFind people near you by name, role or profession and ZIP code: clinicians, advisers, insurance producers, the trades and more.
- Marketplace - your information, your priceYour hussh profile is your data bank and wallet.
- Ping - reach anyone (and any agent) by consentThe basic ping test: anyone - a person, an app, an agent, or a bot - can ping you, and your 🤫 Agent One answers by sharing exactly the context you've approved (your “ASL,” the…
- Claim, correct, or remove your listing — the 🤫 Yellow PagesYour listing in the 🤫 Yellow Pages is built from public, cited records.
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By ZIP code 1,932 pages
Financial advisors and insurance agents near each ZIP code, by state.
Arizona 46 pages
California 251 pages
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Colorado 49 pages
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For Business
97 pages- For America's builders: a sovereign agent for every person who servesPeople-first notes from 🤫 to America's leading federal contractors, including Lockheed Martin, Booz Allen Hamilton, Leidos and SAIC: a sovereign, consent-first personal agent…
- For America's Top 20 federal contractors: an open letterA people-first letter from 🤫 to America's Top 20 federal contractors, including Lockheed Martin, RTX, Boeing, General Dynamics, Northrop Grumman, Booz Allen, Leidos and SAIC.
- Sovereign AI & Enterprise CRM | hussh MCPConnect Salesforce Agentforce to real-time, consumer-controlled information via MuleSoft and hussh MCP.
- One for your enterprise - training, development & Forward-Deployed EngineeringMake 🤫 Agent One available across your company for your exact use case, with a Forward-Deployed Engineering (FDE) team that comes to your office or your home and builds it with…
- 🤫 Ads · the person owns the asset, and the person gets paidAn advertising business built from one principle: information is an asset, owned by the human who created it, or by the business whose people created it.
- 🤫 Warehouse One - the edge facility that serves a communityRung three of the 🤫 compute ladder: Warehouse One turns warehouse space, power, and cooling into a revenue funnel - an owner-operated edge facility on the Starlink-connected grid…
- 🤫 Factory Grid One - ultra-scale supercomputing for the highest-performance workloadsThe top rung of the 🤫 compute ladder: Factory Grid One federates garages, warehouses, and factory halls into one ultra-high-scale, high-performance grid for the heaviest…
- The AI Factory - turn your space into an edge-compute revenue streamOwn 🤫 Puppy One supercomputers for your own work, and earn from them when they sit idle.
- Agent One for everyone who serves the publicIf you serve, served, or simply pay taxes, you've earned an agent that works for you.
- 🤫 hussh for advisors & RIAsFor advisors and RIAs: clients share what you need through Agent One, for as long as you need it.
- For Defense - a private agent for the people who serve🤫 Agent One for defense: a private agent on hardware you own, a receipt for every access, and an honest account of the authorizations we are still pursuing.
- The Commerce Rails - Stripe, and the open agent-payment protocolsHow money moves on 🤫: Stripe is the engine for revenue, subscriptions, and (on the roadmap) payouts to human agents and their AI agents via Stripe Connect.
- 🤫 hussh for businessAgent One for your team: an AI agent that only uses what people choose to share, on hardware you can own.
- Hushh for Brands — Consent-First CommerceHushh for Brands connects customer intent and consent-first commerce.
- 🤫 BYO everything - subscription, compute, intelligence, infrastructureThe enterprise flagship of sovereignty as product: bring your own subscription (ride what you already pay for), your own compute across every cloud and the owned edge ladder, your…
- 🤫 for small & medium business - punch above your weightGive every person on your small or medium team a private 🤫 Agent One that does the busywork, on hardware you own.
- 🤫 Concierge - white-glove, VVIP service handled for youThe 🤫 Concierge is our white-glove tier: a personal 🤫 Concierge Agent plus a human team on call 24/7/365 who simply get it done, connected to experts for anything you need…
Industry solutions 61 pages
- One - Industry SolutionsIndustry solutions built on the One Platform: federal, state & local government, PreK-12 and higher education, semiconductors and advanced manufacturing, automotive, ports and…
- One for Wealth Management & RIAsOne puts a private, on-device agent in front of every client relationship - so an RIA can serve more households with deeper attention, and client data never leaves the advisor's…
- One for Private Banking & Family OfficesFor private banks and family offices, One coordinates people, entities, and decisions across the whole family - with privacy that is structural, not promised.
- 🤫 One for Insurance — worked backwards from the humanInsurance, worked backwards from the human-to-human relationship between the American citizen and their agent or broker.
- 🤫 For the insurance agency owner — meet them at their doorWorked backwards from the independent US insurance agency owner who owns the last-mile relationship with the American citizen.
- One for Asset Management & Fund ManagersFor fund and asset managers, One pairs an investment intelligence with on-demand supercomputing - so research, backtests, and investor onboarding run fast, private, and on…
- One for Healthcare & Life SciencesFor clinicians, practices, and life-science teams, One brings modern AI to care and research while patient and subject data stays on hardware you own - private by construction…
- One for Legal & Professional ServicesFor law firms and professional-services practices, One reviews documents, drafts the work, and keeps privileged client matter on hardware you own - so you move at AI speed without…
- One for Real EstateFor brokers, teams, and property managers, One runs the deal, nurtures the relationship, and keeps your client list off the portals - so the book of business you build stays yours.
- One for Hospitality & TravelFor hotels, resorts, and travel brands, One enables anticipatory, personal service that the guest owns and controls - turning check-in, stay, and check-out into moments of delight…
- One for Retail & ConsumerFor retailers and consumer brands, One inverts the data model: customers publish what they actually want, and brands earn permission to meet that intent - higher signal, zero…
- One for Federal Government & AgenciesFor federal agencies - civilian, defense, and the three-letter agencies - One is a personal, private agent that each employee, contractor, and consultant fully owns and controls…
- One for State & Local GovernmentFor states, counties, and cities, One brings modern AI to public service while resident data stays under sovereign, local control - on hardware the agency owns.
- One for Caseworkers - State & Local GovernmentHours lost to forms while residents wait in line.
- One for Residents - State & Local GovernmentRepeating my story across agencies, waiting weeks for answers.
- One for Agency leaders - State & Local GovernmentA vendor cloud holding citizen data is a political risk.
- One for Public safety - State & Local GovernmentCritical context is scattered when seconds count.
- One for PreK-12 SchoolsFor school districts, One gives teachers and families modern AI help while student data stays private, on hardware the district owns.
- One for Teachers - PreK-12 SchoolsLesson prep and grading eat the evenings.
- One for Students - PreK-12 SchoolsOne-size lessons leave me behind, or bored.
- One for Families - PreK-12 SchoolsEd-tech tools harvest my kid's information.
- One for Administrators - PreK-12 SchoolsCompliance and privacy risk slow every rollout.
- One for Higher Education & ResearchFor universities and continuing-education programs, One pairs sovereign research compute with a private learning agent - so institutions advance knowledge and reskill the…
- One for Students - Higher Education & ResearchGeneric courses don't keep up with what employers need.
- One for Faculty & researchers - Higher Education & ResearchThe best AI tools can't touch unpublished, funded research.
- One for Lifelong learners - Higher Education & ResearchI need new skills fast, around a full life.
- One for Administration - Higher Education & ResearchSprawling systems and compliance slow everything down.
- One for Advanced Technology & SemiconductorsFor chipmakers and advanced manufacturers, One brings AI to design, yield, and operations while the crown-jewel IP stays on infrastructure you own.
- One for Design & process engineers - Advanced Technology & SemiconductorsPublic AI tools are off-limits for proprietary design work.
- One for Fab & operations leaders - Advanced Technology & SemiconductorsThe data that finds yield is too sensitive to share.
- One for Supply chain & partners - Advanced Technology & SemiconductorsCollaboration means over-sharing sensitive specs.
- One for Automotive & MobilityFor automakers, dealers, and fleets, One delivers personal, anticipatory mobility the driver owns and controls - turning vehicle data into trust instead of surveillance.
- One for Drivers & owners - Automotive & MobilityMy vehicle harvests data I never agreed to share.
- One for Dealers & service - Automotive & MobilityService starts cold, with no real context.
- One for Manufacturers & fleets - Automotive & MobilityMonetizing driver data costs trust and invites regulation.
- One for Ports, Transportation & LogisticsFor ports, carriers, and logistics operators, One coordinates the many parties behind every shipment - sharing exactly what each needs, when, with a record everyone can trust.
- One for Port & terminal operators - Ports, Transportation & LogisticsBlind handoffs and paperwork choke throughput.
- One for Carriers & shippers - Ports, Transportation & LogisticsVisibility ends at every handoff.
- One for Logistics coordinators - Ports, Transportation & LogisticsExceptions surface too late to fix.
- One for Space, Telecom & ConnectivityFor satellite, telecom, and connectivity providers, One brings AI to operations and the subscriber experience while sensitive network and subscriber data stays under sovereign…
- One for Network & satellite operators - Space, Telecom & ConnectivityNetwork data is too critical for a vendor cloud.
- One for Subscribers - Space, Telecom & ConnectivityMy carrier monetizes my behavior.
- One for Field & RF engineers - Space, Telecom & ConnectivityDiagnostics are slow and context-poor.
- One for Technology, Internet & CommunicationsFor technology, internet, and communications companies, One is the open, agent-native foundation - build products and serve users with AI that's private, portable, and owned, not…
- One for Developers & builders - Technology, Internet & CommunicationsPlatform lock-in owns my users and my margins.
- One for Product & growth leaders - Technology, Internet & CommunicationsAcquisition gets costlier as tracking dies.
- One for Users - Technology, Internet & CommunicationsEvery app harvests my data.
- One for Oil & GasUpstream, midstream, and downstream run on data too sensitive and too operational to hand to someone else's cloud.
- One for Field & rig crews - Oil & GasThe expertise and the records live onshore; the decision is needed now, on-site.
- One for HSE & compliance - Oil & GasSafety and environmental obligations are scattered across systems and shifts.
- One for Reservoir & operations engineers - Oil & GasSeismic and reservoir models need supercomputing, but the data is the crown jewels.
- One for Land, JIB & back office - Oil & GasLand records, joint-interest billing, and partner agreements live in a dozen tools, each wanting a copy.
- One for Power & Electricity GenerationGeneration, transmission, and distribution are critical infrastructure: 24/7, heavily regulated, and impossible to entrust to someone else's cloud.
- One for Control-room operators - Power & Electricity GenerationCritical context is scattered across screens when seconds count.
- One for Field & plant technicians - Power & Electricity GenerationManuals and asset history are back at the office; the work is at the substation.
- One for Grid & dispatch - Power & Electricity GenerationDistributed generation, demand, and outages move faster than the tooling.
- One for Reliability & compliance - Power & Electricity GenerationNERC CIP evidence is spread across systems and shifts.
- One for Sports, Gaming & EntertainmentSports and sports-like entertainment is where passionate people pour their time, money, and heart.
- One for Fans & members - Sports, Gaming & EntertainmentMy fandom is scattered across streaming, tickets, fantasy, and chats.
- One for Athletes & talent - Sports, Gaming & EntertainmentMy health and performance data lives in everyone's cloud but mine.
- One for Teams, leagues & venues - Sports, Gaming & EntertainmentLoyalty depends on trust, but the playbook says harvest the data.
Customer stories 12 pages
- The people we serve: the human at the centerStories of the people One is built to serve, and the trusted circle around them: advisors and clients, families, business owners, clinicians, creators and their communities, in…
- The advisor whose every client feels like the only client: a story of OneAn advisor gives each client a private One, so every review feels personal, every promise is kept, and compliance records itself, by consent.
- One office, every entity, total discretion: a story of OneA family office gives every member and entity their own One, coordinating across the family by consent, with discretion built into the architecture.
- The owner who stopped being the bottleneck: a story of OneA founder's One drafts, triages, and transacts with vendors' agents on open rails, by consent, so the team moves and the owner approves.
- The household that runs itself, on the family's terms: a story of OneA parent's One coordinates school, care, and the home with each helper by consent, lifting the mental load while keeping the family in control.
- The clinic that gave time back to care: a story of OneA clinician's One drafts the paperwork and shares patient data only by consent, returning minutes to the people in the room.
- The creator who scaled without selling out the relationship: a story of OneA creator's One filters the noise, negotiates deals on open rails by consent, and protects a real connection with the community, no surveillance.
- Training the full 70B model, not a laptop-sized compromise: Xtreme Super Computing BurstA 4-person team trains a full 70B fine-tune per run for $118 instead of a standing $21K/mo GPU box, and ships +18 accuracy points.
- Backtesting the full 5 TB history, for two dollars a run: Xtreme Super Computing BurstA quant desk runs the entire tick history nightly on a right-sized L4 for ~$2, instead of a 10% sample that hid tail risk.
- A TPU-only pipeline that was simply impossible on a Mac: Xtreme Super Computing BurstA folding pipeline that returned nothing on Apple Silicon now completes in ~92 minutes for ~$15, on Cloud TPU, in the lab's own project.
- A 100-trial sweep done before standup: Xtreme Super Computing BurstA sweep that took two days serially now finishes in ~2 hours for ~$60, fanned out across 8× A100, with the best model up +12 points.
- The work that should stay home, One isn't 'send everything to the cloud': Xtreme Super Computing BurstA LoRA fine-tune and a 500-frame render run on-device for $0, fully private, because One bursts only when it actually helps.
Sellers and go-to-market 7 pages
- One for Sellers - the viral refer & earn loopA viral sign-up and refer loop for every human and every selling-agent in the last mile - financial services, insurance, cruises and travel, shipping and logistics, real estate…
- The 🤫 sales playbook - know your buyer, lead with the right wedgeThe simple, memorable sales playbook for every 🤫 seller, including our youngest product specialists.
- The 🤫 field sales kit - print, hand out, reserveA print-ready door-to-door sales kit for 🤫 field reps.
- The Field Bible - the seller & trainer guide to Agent One, Puppy One & Tag OneThe deep, honest, devil-in-the-details field guide our train-the-trainers, teachers, and door-to-door sellers work from to scale and sell 🤫 Agent One, Puppy One, and Tag One.
- Go-to-market: the 🤫 human agent networkHow 🤫 goes to market: a network of human agents who serve other humans with their real expertise, amplified by Agent One.
- Sales Plays - the GTM to put a free Agent One in every human's handsThe 🤫 go-to-market, grounded in how the world's best organizations reached near-universal scale with free products, always working backwards from the human.
- The Agent Opportunity - become a 🤫 human agent on the networkJoin a network of human agents who serve other humans with their real experience, expertise, and knowledge, amplified by 🤫 Agent One.
Partners
116 pages- Agent One works with every assistant you love🤫 Agent One is model-agnostic and works alongside the assistants the world already loves - Google Gemini, Apple Siri, OpenAI ChatGPT, Anthropic Claude, xAI Grok, Meta AI, and…
- Our Partners - who we build private, sovereign AI with
- Ecosystem
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Industry go-to-market 18 pages
- Wealth Management & RIAs: private, sovereign AI, sold togetherHow 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One reach Wealth Management & RIAs: Reach advisors through the custodians, TAMPs, and RIA networks they already run on, and put a private agent in…
- Private Banking & Family Offices: private, sovereign AI, sold togetherHow 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One reach Private Banking & Family Offices: Win through private banks, multi-family-office networks, and the trusted advisors around the principal.
- Insurance: private, sovereign AI, sold togetherHow 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One reach Insurance: Distribute through carriers, brokerages, and agency-management networks to every agent and adjuster.
- Asset Management & Fund Managers: private, sovereign AI, sold togetherHow 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One reach Asset Management & Fund Managers: Reach funds through prime brokers, fund administrators, and allocator networks.
- Healthcare & Life Sciences: private, sovereign AI, sold togetherHow 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One reach Healthcare & Life Sciences: Go to market through EHR ecosystems, GPOs, health-system VARs, and research-computing channels.
- Legal & Professional Services: private, sovereign AI, sold togetherHow 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One reach Legal & Professional Services: Distribute through legal-tech resellers, document-management platforms, and bar associations.
- Real Estate: private, sovereign AI, sold togetherHow 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One reach Real Estate: Reach agents through brokerage networks, MLS providers, title/escrow, and proptech.
- Hospitality & Travel: private, sovereign AI, sold togetherHow 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One reach Hospitality & Travel: Partner with property-management systems, booking platforms, and the management groups who set the service bar, the…
- Retail & Consumer: private, sovereign AI, sold togetherHow 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One reach Retail & Consumer: Distribute through commerce platforms, POS, marketplaces, and global retail and dealer networks.
- Federal Government & Agencies: private, sovereign AI, sold togetherHow 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One reach Federal Government & Agencies: Win through mission integrators, sovereign-cloud providers, and government contract vehicles.
- State & Local Government: private, sovereign AI, sold togetherHow 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One reach State & Local Government: Reach SLED through cooperative purchasing, GovTech distributors, and state contract vehicles.
- PreK-12 Schools: private, sovereign AI, sold togetherHow 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One reach PreK-12 Schools: Distribute through edtech resellers, district VARs, and purchasing cooperatives.
- Higher Education & Research: private, sovereign AI, sold togetherHow 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One reach Higher Education & Research: Partner with research-computing vendors, campus stores, and higher-ed consortia.
- Advanced Tech & Semiconductors: private, sovereign AI, sold togetherHow 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One reach Advanced Tech & Semiconductors: Go to market with EDA vendors, foundries, workstation OEMs, and electronics distributors.
- Automotive & Mobility: private, sovereign AI, sold togetherHow 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One reach Automotive & Mobility: Reach the industry through OEM and tier-1 programs, dealer groups, and telematics platforms.
- Ports & Logistics: private, sovereign AI, sold togetherHow 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One reach Ports & Logistics: Distribute through terminal-operating-system vendors, 3PLs, and freight platforms.
- Space & Connectivity: private, sovereign AI, sold togetherHow 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One reach Space & Connectivity: Partner with satellite operators, telecom carriers, and managed-service providers.
- Technology, Internet & Comms: private, sovereign AI, sold togetherHow 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One reach Technology, Internet & Comms: Win through hyperscaler marketplaces, ISV ecosystems, and global IT distributors.
Distribution partners 15 pages
- For Palantir: a personal supercomputer on every accountA new line for Palantir: 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One, a private agent and a personal supercomputer their sales and delivery teams can carry across Government & defense…
- For SpaceX: a personal supercomputer on every accountA new line for SpaceX: 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One, a private agent and a personal supercomputer their sales and delivery teams can carry across Connectivity, defense, maritime…
- For Uber: a personal supercomputer on every accountA new line for Uber: 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One, a private agent and a personal supercomputer their sales and delivery teams can carry across Mobility, delivery, local commerce.
- For Lyft: a personal supercomputer on every accountA new line for Lyft: 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One, a private agent and a personal supercomputer their sales and delivery teams can carry across Mobility, local services.
- For Amazon: a personal supercomputer on every accountA new line for Amazon: 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One, a private agent and a personal supercomputer their sales and delivery teams can carry across Retail & consumer, enterprise…
- For Tata Consultancy Services: a personal supercomputer on every accountA new line for Tata Consultancy Services: 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One, a private agent and a personal supercomputer their sales and delivery teams can carry across BFSI, retail…
- For Infosys: a personal supercomputer on every accountA new line for Infosys: 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One, a private agent and a personal supercomputer their sales and delivery teams can carry across BFSI, retail, energy, public…
- For CDW: a personal supercomputer on every accountA new line for CDW: 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One, a private agent and a personal supercomputer their sales and delivery teams can carry across Commercial, SLED, healthcare…
- For Accenture: a personal supercomputer on every accountA new line for Accenture: 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One, a private agent and a personal supercomputer their sales and delivery teams can carry across Cross-industry, financial…
- For Deloitte: a personal supercomputer on every accountA new line for Deloitte: 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One, a private agent and a personal supercomputer their sales and delivery teams can carry across Financial services, health…
- For Booz Allen Hamilton: a personal supercomputer on every accountA new line for Booz Allen Hamilton: 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One, a private agent and a personal supercomputer their sales and delivery teams can carry across Defense…
- For McKinsey & Company: a personal supercomputer on every accountA new line for McKinsey & Company: 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One, a private agent and a personal supercomputer their sales and delivery teams can carry across Cross-industry…
- For Capgemini: a personal supercomputer on every accountA new line for Capgemini: 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One, a private agent and a personal supercomputer their sales and delivery teams can carry across Manufacturing, energy…
- For Wipro: a personal supercomputer on every accountA new line for Wipro: 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One, a private agent and a personal supercomputer their sales and delivery teams can carry across BFSI, healthcare, retail, energy.
- For Hitachi: a personal supercomputer on every accountA new line for Hitachi: 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One, a private agent and a personal supercomputer their sales and delivery teams can carry across Industrial, energy…
Partner program 3 pages
- 🤫 Partner Portal - build private, sovereign AI with husshPartner with 🤫 hussh.
- The 🤫 One ecosystem, in layers: Day 0 to Day 1024Not a list, a map.
- Become a 🤫 partner - apply in two minutes, hear back within a dayJoin the 🤫 hussh partner program.
Technology partners 55 pages
- Partnership Welcome - NDA, MOU/MOI, collateral & alignment decksWelcome, partners.
- Partner Onboarding - seamless, self-serve, delegable to your agentOnboarding as a 🤫 Partner is built to feel effortless.
- Q3 & Q4 order book - buy, sell & build togetherThe Q3 and Q4 order book we share with the partners we want to buy together, sell together, and build together with - locally, zip code by zip code.
- For venture capitalists - the 🤫 AI Factory pitchThe 🤫 hussh pitch for venture capitalists: the AI Factory for the Personal and Business Supercomputing era.
- What's in it for you - partners, sellers & channelsThe honest, personal answer for every 🤫 One distribution, sales, and GTM channel partner: what do YOU actually get by selling and building One?
- 🤫 Partner-Led GTM - the operating model, quota burn-down & risk transferHow 🤫 goes to market: a partner-led motion where partners carry the quota and the sales risk, and push it down to their own sellers - minimal sales risk on our books.
- 🤫 GTM capacity & cost-of-sales model - how many humans, what sales costsOur honest, partner-led planning model for scaling revenue: how many people it takes to go from first revenue to $100M, $500M, $1B, and $10B, and what the cost of sales looks like…
- For Apple: the most personal computer becomes the most personal agentApple built the most private personal computers in the world: Apple silicon, the Secure Enclave, on-device models.
- For NVIDIA: the silicon of the owner-operated AI factoryNVIDIA is building the largest infrastructure buildout in history and taking it to the edge.
- For Qualcomm: the private agent your NPU was built forCristiano Amon says the edge is where the humans are, and that this is the year of the agent.
- For AMD: the open compute stack, owned by the people who run itAMD builds open compute: EPYC and Instinct for the AI factory, Ryzen AI for the machine on your desk, ROCm as the open software that ties it together.
- For Samsung: from the hand to the data centerSamsung reaches from the Galaxy in a person's hand to the HBM in the AI factory and the 2nm foundry in Taylor, Texas.
- Google and 🤫 hussh: a private agent on the open rails Google builtOur partner Google built the open agent rails: A2A, ADK and MCP support.
- Google Cloud and 🤫 hussh: TPU-class power, in a project you ownGoogle Cloud brings the accelerators.
- Microsoft and 🤫 hussh: the agentic OS, private and in the person's handsWindows is becoming an agentic OS with native MCP.
- Amazon Web Services and 🤫 hussh: The broadest cloud, on the customer's own accountAWS brings the breadth.
- For OpenAI: frontier intelligence, on the person's termsOpenAI brought AI to 800M+ people a week, and with gpt-oss it put open weights on the person's own hardware.
- For Anthropic: intelligence you can trust, on a layer the person controlsAnthropic builds Claude, treats safety as product, and created MCP, the open agent standard 🤫 speaks every day.
- Puppy One on Starlink: an AI factory in every homeIntelligence is about to become the most abundant resource on Earth.
- For Meta: the best-performing ad platform, made even better by consentMeta's engine is relevance, and its mission is personal superintelligence.
- For EdgeRunner AI: private, sovereign AI for the people who serveEdgeRunner AI, founded by an Army veteran, builds agentic AI that runs air-gapped on the device in a warfighter's hands.
- For Tesla: the energy behind the AI factoryEnergy storage is Tesla's fastest-growing business: 46.7 GWh deployed in 2025, up 49%.
- For SpaceX: compute and connectivity in the physical worldSpaceX believes the future is compute plus connectivity in the physical world, and its IPO filing names orbital AI compute as a frontier.
- For Starlink: the connectivity backbone for the edge gridStarlink reaches the places fiber and cellular never will, and those are exactly the places where power and cooling are cheapest.
- For Salesforce: the person-side agent for the agentic enterpriseWe build on Salesforce.
- For MuleSoft: the integration bridge to a person's agentWe build on MuleSoft.
- For DocuSign: consent-first agreements, signed with a receiptDocuSign keeps the tamper-evident record of who agreed to what.
- For Plaid: consent-first account connection, with a receiptPlaid connects 12,000+ financial institutions to thousands of apps, and nothing moves until the person says yes.
- For Zelle: bank-native instant transfer, made safer by consentZelle moves more than a trillion dollars a year, instantly, between accounts at 2,300+ banks and credit unions.
- For Lenovo: pocket to rack, the whole grid from one makerLenovo makes the AI PC on the desk, the ThinkEdge server in the garage and the Neptune-cooled rack in the warehouse.
- For Dell: the AI factory, built, financed and owned by the people who run itDell builds, ships, services and finances AI infrastructure at industrial scale: PowerEdge, the Dell AI Factory, Dell Pro AI PCs and Dell Financial Services.
- For Supermicro: building-block AI servers for the gridSupermicro builds AI servers from building blocks, ships them as plug-and-play racks, and cools them with direct liquid cooling.
- For Sierra: the business agent your Agent One talks toSierra builds the brand's agent.
- For Cloudflare: the edge, open standards and creators paid on their own termsCloudflare and 🤫 believe the same three things: compute belongs close to the person, agents should run on open standards like MCP, and creators should be paid on their own terms.
- For AT&T: a private agent on America's converged networkAT&T builds more fiber than anyone in America, runs nationwide 5G, and operates FirstNet for first responders.
- For T-Mobile: 5G, satellite, and AI at the cell siteT-Mobile leads US 5G, ends dead zones with T-Satellite on Starlink, and is turning cell sites into AI compute.
- For Arm: one architecture under the private agent, from phone to data centerArm sits under nearly every smartphone and a growing share of the cloud.
- AWS and 🤫 hussh: the private agent at home, the certified cloud when it needs more🤫 Private Agent One lives on hardware the person owns and reaches our partner AWS by their consent: a frontier model through Bedrock, where Claude runs on AWS Trainium, or a…
- For Intel: American-made silicon for the sovereign AI factoryIntel builds leading-edge chips in America, and Core Ultra NPUs already run private, air-gapped AI agents on the person's own machine with OpenVINO.
- For TSMC: The silicon under every private supercomputerEvery chip a personal supercomputer runs on starts in a foundry.
- For Broadcom: Private rails for an agentic worldBroadcom moves and secures the traffic of the world's largest enterprises.
- For Micron: Memory that stays close to homeA personal supercomputer is only as personal as the memory it keeps.
- For IBM: Governed AI, with the person in chargeIBM brings the governance the world's biggest institutions trust.
- For Oracle: The system of record, ready for agentsThe enterprise's truth lives in Oracle.
- For Snowflake: Answers from data, without exposureSnowflake already brings compute to the data and moves value without moving raw rows.
- For Databricks: Open models, run on the owner's termsThe lakehouse is where data and AI meet.
- For Stripe: Checkout for agents, on the person's nodStripe runs the payments of the internet.
- For Visa: Agentic payments, on the world's networkVisa moves money almost everywhere people shop.
- For Mastercard: Pay and prove who you are, privatelyMastercard pairs a global network with deep identity and data services.
- For Shopify: Every storefront, open to the buyer's agentMillions of merchants sell on Shopify.
- For ServiceNow: Work that finishes itselfServiceNow turns requests into resolved outcomes across the enterprise.
- For SAP: The backbone of business, within reach of every agentSAP runs how the world's largest companies operate.
- For Okta: Who you are, and what you allowOkta proves who you are.
- 🤫 × the neoclouds · burst your compute to infrastructure you chooseOur partnership plan for Nebius, CoreWeave, Lambda, AWS, Google Cloud, Azure and Alibaba Cloud.
- Distribution deep dives - the top 10 channels for OneHow we get 🤫 Agent One, 🤫 Puppy One, and 🤫 Tag One to as many humans and their agents as possible - through the top 10 distribution channels, written backwards from each…
Open partnership studies 21 pages
- For Thinking Machines: intelligence that lives where people doThinking Machines Lab builds the science of customizable, reliable, human-shaped intelligence.
- For Thinking Machines: the work we admireThinking Machines Lab in its own words: who they are, Tinker, the Connectionism research blog, the open-source code they publish, and the through-line of their science.
- For Thinking Machines: two halves of the same sentenceThinking Machines' published direction, theme by theme, beside what 🤫 builds: Puppy One, Private Agent One, Tag One and Factory One.
- For Thinking Machines: how we would startHow Thinking Machines and 🤫 would start: a provider-neutral integration bench and a teach-your-own-agent prototype on a 🤫 Puppy One, then one consented pilot, building together…
- For Sierra: the customer's side of the conversationSierra builds the AI agents enterprises use to serve their customers.
- For Sierra: the work we admireSierra, in its own words: founded by Bret Taylor and Clay Bavor, the Agent OS platform (Ghostwriter, Agent Studio, Insights, Agent Data Platform), outcome-based pricing, the…
- For Sierra: their agent, the customer's advocateWhat Sierra and 🤫 would build together: Sierra's enterprise agents on one side, 🤫 Private Agent One on the customer's side, with consent and receipts across support, billing and…
- For Sierra: how we would startHow Sierra and 🤫 would start: a working agent-to-agent handshake where a 🤫 Agent One represents the customer to an enterprise agent over open protocols, then one consented…
- For the people building Sierra: a customer with an agent resolves fasterWritten for the people building Sierra: why a customer who arrives with their own 🤫 Private Agent One makes Sierra's agents resolve faster, where we would design together…
- For Knox: from compliance-first to authorizedKnox Systems gets SaaS and AI companies FedRAMP authorized in as little as 90 days.
- For Knox: the work we admireKnox Systems in its own words and in the press: founded by Irina Denisenko in January 2023, FedRAMP as a Service in as little as 90 days, its own FedRAMP High listing, the Celonis…
- For Knox: your pipeline, our architectureWhere Knox Systems' FedRAMP authorization pipeline meets 🤫 One Platform's consent kernel and receipt ledger, point by point, and what each side gets.
- For Knox: what we bring to the kickoffHow Knox Systems and 🤫 would start: a gap analysis against NIST 800-53 High at the kickoff, a scoped authorization engagement, a FedRAMP High ATO for 🤫 One Platform, then…
- For Greylock: four categories, built on consent and ownershipGreylock's category-creation record, and the four categories 🤫 is creating: the private agent (🤫 Private Agent One), privately owned personal supercomputing (🤫 Puppy One), the…
- For Meta: personal superintelligence, made privateFor Mark Zuckerberg and the Meta team, from long-term Meta shareholders.
- For Mark Zuckerberg: own the next platform by helping people own itA founder-to-founder letter to Mark Zuckerberg, worked backwards from his own public words: personal superintelligence for everyone, glasses as the next platform, and a long-term…
- For Meta's engineers: how Agent One plugs in, surface by surfaceFor Meta's engineers: how 🤫 Private Agent One would plug into Advantage+, News Feed and Reels, WhatsApp Business and Meta Business Agent, creators, Muse Spark on the Meta Model…
- 🇦🇪 The 🤫 UAE plan - a free Private Agent One for every citizen and resident, in pursuitOur open plan for the United Arab Emirates: a free, UAE-law-compliant 🤫 Private Agent One for every citizen and resident, running inside the UAE on sovereign infrastructure…
- For NVIDIA: a letter from Manish SainaniA founder's letter from Manish Sainani, founder of 🤫 hussh, inviting NVIDIA to buy together, build together and sell together, with NVIDIA's accelerated computing as the engine…
- For NVIDIA: the machines are ready, here is the workloadFour workstreams for a private agent running on NVIDIA silicon: what each one unlocks, what we bring, what NVIDIA brings, and the documents behind it.
- For Meta: ads are the business, signal is the constraintThe roadmap we would build with Meta, in the open and worked backwards from Meta's own results.
Developers
19 pages- Join the 🤫 hussh community on DiscordJoin the official 🤫 hussh human-first community on Discord — where builders, contributors, and early users shape 🤫 Agent One into something useful in real daily life.
- See what the world already says about you · 🤫 Agent OneYour agent searches the public web about you, at your request, and shows you the picture other people have been building without you.
- OpenClaw + Hermes AgentConnect OpenClaw or Hermes Agent to a person's One PKM so external agents can import scoped context and write back approved updates with consent.
- Everyone deserves a sovereign agent - join the coalitionA sovereign agent - one you own, that answers only to you, running on a governed open sovereignty protocol - should be a basic right in the agentic era, the way HTTPS made the web…
- Build with us
- Building in the open - how we work and how we make moneyHow 🤫 hussh makes money, what is hard, and where to check our work.
- Shipped
- Build with AI - a field guide for Solutions Architects & EngineersThe builder's field guide for 🤫 hussh Solutions Architects and Solutions Engineers: how to build apps, APIs, agents, and AIs for your customers and ICPs on 🤫 One - using Agent…
- Building on 🤫 One - the Solutions Architect & Engineer playbookThe deep playbook for Solutions Architects and Solutions Engineers building on 🤫 One: where your app, API, or agent sits relative to Agent One, PCHP, and the open rails (MCP…
- Agent One Blueprints - purposeful agents to build, and the best practicesThe deep, buildable reference for vibe coders: concrete, purposeful agents you can build for 🤫 Agent One, each specified end to end - the job, who it helps, the smallest slice…
- For developers · Build on Agent OneFor developers: add consent to any site with one script tag, or connect your agent to Agent One over MCP.
- hussh MCP for developers - connect your agent with consentConnect OpenClaw, Hermes or any MCP agent to 🤫 hussh: discover a person's scopes, ask for consent, and receive only the encrypted export they approve.
- Developer Community - Contribute to hussh Open SourceJoin the hussh developer community: pick a research track, find a first issue, and contribute to consent-aware AI workflows.
Docs 6 pages
- Documentation — 🤫 hussh, for humans and for agentsShort, task-shaped guides for people, and exact copyable endpoints for agents.
- Find the right person near you — 🤫 docsYou will have the nearest qualified professional for what you need, ranked by distance.
- Claim, correct, or remove your listing — 🤫 docsYour listing will be under your control, or gone.
- Search the directory — 🤫 docsYour agent can find professionals near a point and return them ranked by distance.
- Request removal on someone's behalf — 🤫 docsYour agent can claim, correct, or remove a listing for the person it works for.
- Understand the whole company in one fetch — 🤫 docsYour model will have an accurate picture of what 🤫 hussh is, ships, and does not claim.
Research & PCHP
37 pages- The Owner as Infrastructure: turning a personal profile into a subscribed serviceA research note on the inversion: instead of a thousand parties each maintaining a stale private copy of a person, the person maintains one live model and the world subscribes to…
- hu_ssh (RFC-003) - the transport specificationThe hussh Secure Shell: a hardware-attested binary transport for moving agent state between a person's own devices and the compute they burst to.
- Research
- Research Papers - the 🤫 hussh directoryA nicely indexed, organized directory of the research papers and documents behind 🤫 One - written and published by Manish Sainani and the hussh team for the world to read: The…
- The 🤫 One Personal Knowledge Model & Personal World ModelThe research behind the 🤫 One Personal Knowledge Model (PKM) - a private, personal information-and-knowledge brain about you, owned and controlled by you - and how, trained and…
- Working Backwards from the Human — a first-principles ontology (paper)A rigorous, openly published research paper from 🤫 hussh: a first-principles ontology for personal information and human-first agentic AI, built by working backwards from one…
- Private Agent One on Heterogeneous Supercompute - a research dossier and technical essayManish Sainani on running one private agent across four tiers of silicon - iPhone Neural Engine, Apple-silicon Mac, NVIDIA DGX Spark, and a GB200 NVL72 rack - with a PCHP consent…
- PCHP implementation status - what is actually runningAn honest, code-checked status report on the Personal Consent Handshake Protocol: what is enforced today across hushh.ai and 🤫 Agent One, how PCHP aligns with the 🤫 PKM and 🤫…
- What MCP 2026-07-28 teaches PCHP - seven changes we are adoptingThe Model Context Protocol went stateless.
- The work, end to end - from the lab to the marketA deep map of the work: how university research at IIT Kharagpur, Stony Brook, and Purdue becomes 🤫 Agent One and 🤫 Puppy One, spreads through Champions, reaches every industry…
- PCHP Specification v0.1 - the open consent handshake protocolThe full normative specification for PCHP, the Personal Consent Handshake Protocol (hu_ssh) - the open standard every 🤫 Private Agent is built on.
- The Handoff (RFC-001) - the open consent protocol behind OneHow two Ones meet on behalf of their humans: by consent, scoped, with a receipt.
- The smallest machine that completes the job winsA pre-ship thesis on Apple M6, M5 Pro, M5 Max, and M5 Ultra for private agentic AI: the token-efficiency hierarchy, the memory-bandwidth roofline, pre-ship decode estimates marked…
Open problems 7 pages
- Open engineering problems — hussh ResearchSource-backed open technical problems in consent, private memory, grounded agents, MCP capability safety, compute placement, and privacy-preserving measurement.
- Consent as a type system — Open engineering problemPCHP names identity, purpose, exact scope, validity, delivery, and receipt.
- Selective private memory — Open engineering problemA useful private agent needs durable context, but sending an entire personal model to a backend defeats the premise.
- Grounded-answer traces — Open engineering problemA streaming answer may look fluent long before it is trustworthy.
- MCP capability semantics — Open engineering problemTool descriptions tell a model what a tool does.
- Consent-aware compute placement — Open engineering problemThe local-first compute thesis treats placement as a human decision as well as a scheduler decision: stay local when latency or privacy makes that right; propose a temporary burst…
- Measurement without watching — Open engineering problemA private-agent company cannot honestly use conventional behavioral telemetry as its north-star instrument.
The research lab 3 pages
- hussh Human & Super Intelligence Development LabThe hussh Human & Super Intelligence Development Lab funds research with the world's best universities on private AI infrastructure for people, permanent asset management and…
- The People of the Lab - gratitude to our professors & partnersGratitude to the professors, heads of department, and faculty advancing Agentic Personal Agent Infrastructure with the hussh Human & Super Intelligence Development Lab - at Stony…
- The universities we build with - featured partner institutionsA featured showcase of universities the hussh Human & Super Intelligence Development Lab works with: IIT Kharagpur (Prof.
PCHP, the protocol 12 pages
- RFC-002 (draft) - the world subscribes to youThe Preference Subscription Fabric, published in the open as a draft RFC on PCHP rails: every person publishes consent-gated preference streams - privacy first, then wants and…
- PCHP for agents - how another agent talks to a 🤫 Private Agent OneThe integration guide for AI agents: the published scope vocabulary, the five tiers and what each permits, purpose bundles, the consent handshake, and how PCHP composes over MCP…
- Governance — who decides what PCHP and hu_ssh becomeThe roles, the design principles, and how an organisation of any size takes part.
- HEPs — how anyone changes PCHP or hu_sshThe hussh Enhancement Proposal process.
- HEP-0001 - natural alignment for the hu_ssh fixed headerThree scalar fields in the hu_ssh header begin on unaligned offsets, which contradicts the specification's own zero-copy claim.
- PCHP and the agentic protocol stack — MCP, A2A, AP2, UCPFour public protocols specify what an agent may do.
- SpecThe full Personal Consent Handshake Protocol specification index: architecture, the base protocol, authorization, patterns, transports, owner and issuer features, versioning, and…
- pchp.js live demo - answer once, never againThe RFC-002 reference embed, running live: one script tag shows a clean preference prompt on first visit, and stays silent forever after.
- The scope registry - everything an agent can ask to subscribe toThe open, versioned registry of preference scopes in the PCHP subscription fabric (RFC-002 draft): privacy consent, serving preferences, wants that match the 🤫 Yellow Pages…
- The agents that ask - dynamic scoping for every kind of agentWork backwards from the agent: shopping, personalization, travel, real-estate, scheduling, advertising, subscription, publishing, health, home-services, and - our ICP - the…
- Add PCHP to your site or app - the last consent integration you'll doShip consent-first preference subscriptions on any website or app in minutes: one script tag for web, Shopify, WordPress, and Google Tag Manager; the same embed in an iOS…
- PCHP - privacy you can verifyPCHP, the Personal Consent Handshake Protocol, is the open protocol behind every consent request in 🤫 One.
Papers 2 pages
Blog
117 pages- hussh notes, the blogNotes from the team building hussh: product updates, research, engineering, guides and founder
- Latest posts - hussh notesThe newest posts on hussh notes: engineering notes, team posts and everything that isn
- Product updates - hussh notesProduct updates from hussh: launches, what shipped, and the full release notes, newest first, all on one page of hussh notes.
- Research - hussh notesResearch from hussh: papers, formal models and open problems behind Agent One and the PCHP consent protocol, including the ones we haven
- Guides - hussh notesWritten guides and key documents from hussh: how to use Agent One, how to sell it and how to build on it, collected on one page.
- Founder's notes - hussh notesEssays by Manish Sainani, the founder of hussh, collected on one page of hussh notes, the hussh blog, newest first.
Open problems, explained 7 pages
- Open problems, explained — the hussh blogPlainspoken companion essays for Hussh Research’s public engineering problems.
- Consent as a type system, explainedPermissions are usually the last uninteresting thing in a system.
- Selective private memory, explainedMemory is useful precisely because it is personal.
- Grounded-answer traces, explainedWhen a search answer is good, nobody asks how it arrived.
- MCP capability semantics, explainedA tool can look harmless in a sentence and still send an email, export a record, or change a customer’s state.
- Consent-aware compute placement, explainedThe interesting question is not whether the cloud is fast.
- Measurement without watching, explainedThe easiest way to learn what people do is to watch them.
Every post 104 pages
- Bridging Silicon and Supercomputers: hu_ssh Protocol ArchitectureZero-copy tensor memory transport bridging Apple Silicon edge nodes to NVIDIA cluster supercomputers with the hu_ssh protocol.
- The Quiet Machine — a deeper dive into hu_ssh and 🤫 Private Agent OneThe human sits in the middle of the circle.
- The Grand Architecture of Sovereign ComputingHardware-enclaved agents, supercomputer bursting, and the hu_ssh protocol.
- Give the schematics away — an open letter to the engineers at Apple and GoogleEvery number in this essay is derived from the code that ships it.
- Every Scope Resolves Now: A Systems Review of the Consent FabricA full engineering accounting of PCHP and the fabric that serves it: the registry's growth from 47 to 263 scopes, the resolver that went from 8 hand-mapped bindings to resolution…
- Everything That Broke Was Already WrittenA systems engineering reflection on one night of shipping, in which every defect turned out to be correct code wired to nothing, and what that says about building software when an…
- We Did Not Invent Our All-HandsA thank-you to Gokul Rajaram, with the receipts.
- Who Built This, and What We Owe ThemThree months of work, told with the receipts.
- The Last Mile Is a Human BeingAnswer engines have gotten extraordinarily good at answering.
- We Measured the Data Before We Built the Product, and the Data Said NoA week of findings from our own codebase.
- We are hiring the people who will make private super agents real🤫 is opening roles across protocol and policy, forward-deployed engineering, field sales, and the go-to-market team — and this is an honest account of what each one is for.
- Six months, told properly — the releases we shipped and never announcedA newsroom record of what 🤫 shipped between February and July 2026, drawn from the commit history rather than memory, with the people who did it named.
- Ask Them. Ask Them Every Time.Steve Jobs described the whole of privacy in about forty seconds in 2010, and nobody built it.
- The Ad That Pays You, and Tells You Who BoughtPersonalised advertising and private advertising are not opposites - they only look that way because of where the matching happens.
- 🤫 The World Subscribes to YouFor thirty years the internet subscribed to you without asking.
- We Tried to Break Our Own LedgerWe attacked our own consent ledger and found three real flaws - a chain that could be silently truncated, a race between reading and revoking, and an error message that leaked.
- The Cookie Banner Is Dead. It Just Does Not Know Yet.The consent banner asks the wrong entity, at the wrong moment, in the wrong language.
- What Shipped: The Permission Gateway, July 2026An honest product update on the Permission Gateway - what is running, what three security findings we fixed, what is still blocked, and what we deliberately have not built yet.
- Eleven MessagesScheduling a meeting among n people is a distributed constraint-satisfaction problem being solved by the slowest processor available — a human — over the highest-latency link…
- Raise a ToastWe celebrate 713 people and, until this week, not one of them had a page — every name folded into a directory, findable in the weakest possible sense.
- The First Knock Is FreeEvery agent gets to reach you once, at no cost.
- We Published Forty-Seven Scopes and Built EightOur public registry advertised 47 things a person could offer the world.
- 🤫 The Supercomputer in Your Pocket Wants a JobA deeply technical, thoroughly geeked-out tour of what 🤫 Private Agent One can be configured to do when it runs on silicon you already own - Apple in your pocket and on your…
- The 🤫 Yellow Pages, RebornHow we rebuilt local discovery for humans and their agents.
- Counting Without WatchingA research paper on an open problem we have not solved: how to measure whether eight billion personal agents are genuinely useful, every day, without the behavioral telemetry our…
- Cold Start Is a First-Class ConstraintAn experience paper on a total production outage: a read-only index that outgrew the memory available at process start, built at module load, transitively imported by unrelated…
- Consent as an Operational SemanticsA formal model for scoped, revocable, auditable data access.
- Entity Resolution Under a Right to RemovalBuilding a directory of 248,568 organizations and 616,145 named professionals across 52 U.S.
- Consent Is the WedgeThe security a federal agency demands and the trust a marketplace needs are the same thing: a signed receipt for every access.
- We Ship DarkAlmost everything important we built this quarter is turned off.
- The 🤫 Yellow PagesRebuilding the directory as what it was always trying to be: a book of real people who do skilled work near you.
- What the Code SaidWe graded ourselves by reading the code instead of asking how it was going, and published the result - the greens, the many ambers, and the reds.
- Through the Wall of WorryAn honest, optimistic essay about the anxiety of the AI transition, jobs, privacy, control, and trust, and a credible path through it: ownership, consent, transparency, and…
- The Future Is YoursA research paper from Manish Sainani and the 🤫 Core Product and Technology Team on 🤫 Private Agent One: a private agent that answers only to its owner and works quietly for…
- Your financial health should move at the speed of your consentSharing your financial life with the people who advise you is still a mess of PDFs and portals.
- The missing consent layer of the agentic internetThis week the internet gave agents payment, legitimacy, and authorization.
- Introducing PCHP: an open consent handshake for humans, agents, and the people they trustWe are donating the Personal Consent Handshake Protocol to the open-source community.
- The consent handshake in five minutesThe shortest path from zero to a working understanding of PCHP — for the developer who has five minutes.
- Introducing One Location Agent: Consent-First Location Sharing Inside Hussh OneMeet One Location Agent, a consent-first way to share live location with a person, purpose, duration, expiry, and clear control inside Hussh One.
- From Taps to Intent: How One Location Assistant Automates Location SharingSee how One Location Assistant turns a natural-language request into a reviewable location workflow while keeping sensitive actions behind confirmation.
- Beyond the Family Map: One Location for Families, Founders, Investors, and AdvisorsExplore consent-led location sharing for families and professional relationships, plus a fair comparison of One Location and Life360.
- Personal IntelligenceIntelligence has always been personal, formed by a lifetime of knowledge, experience, and taste.
- Your Information Is Your BusinessFor two decades the deal was free things for data, and the people who create the information owned none of the value.
- 🤫 hussh Opens Reservations for Personal, Owned Supercomputing🤫 hussh (hushh.ai) opens reservations for personal, private, and owned supercomputing, targeting a September 27, 2026 launch: 🤫 Agent One free for life, 🤫 Puppy One the…
- The Countdown to September 27Why supercomputing should be owned by the human, why now, what is coming on September 27, 2026, and how anyone can reserve or start free today.
- We Are Knocking on DoorsHow 🤫 hussh goes to market: superpowers generally available, a field force in real neighborhoods, reservations on the doorstep for $0.69 refundable, and a community referral loop.
- The Human, UnderstoodA deep-research story on how people actually spend their days, why everyone is becoming a builder, and how 🤫 Agent One serves the human - 24/7/365, with the human always in…
- Better Decisions Start with Kai: A Daily Framework for Smarter MovesUse Personal Agent Kai as a repeatable decision framework to stay clear, consistent, and goal-aligned in changing markets.
- Your Private Guide to Smarter Decisions: How Kai Fits Different LivesFrom new investors to busy professionals and families, Personal Agent Kai adapts to different decision styles while keeping control with the user.
- Less Noise. Better Choices.: How Kai Simplifies Market DecisionsPersonal Agent Kai helps transform daily market overload into focused actions that align with your goals.
- Meet Personal Agent Kai: Your Market Confidence CompanionMarkets move fast.
- Trust First: Why KYC and NDA Belong in Modern OnboardingWhy combining KYC and NDA early builds trust and reduces risk, how the hussh Tech onboarding flow works step by step, and the privacy-first controls that protect it.
- hussh Agents Day 0 StoryA single narrative showing how hussh’s creation, enrichment, update, and query agents spin up a verified profile in minutes.
- OpenAI Public Data Agent DocumentationHow hussh’s OpenAI Public Data Agent turns minimal identifiers into enriched JSON profiles for personalization.
- Empowering Intelligent Customer Onboarding with hussh.aiCloud Odyssey and hussh.ai built an intelligent Day 0 onboarding fabric with MuleSoft MCP, Salesforce, Supabase, and AI agents.
- GeminiAI Public Data Agent DocumentationHow hussh’s GeminiAI agent enriches user profiles with public data and feeds the /agents ecosystem.
- 🤫 hussh Agents DocumentationA tour of the A2A-powered agents that fuel the HushhOne ecosystem - from public data enrichment to Supabase automation.
- hussh Brand User Data Query AgentInside the AI-driven Brand User Data Query Agent that powers natural-language intelligence requests across the /agents catalog.
- hussh Supabase Profile Creation Agent DocumentationHow hussh’s Supabase Profile Creation Agent turns natural-language instructions into structured Supabase records via MuleSoft MCP.
- hussh Supabase Profile Update Agent DocumentationHow hussh’s Supabase Profile Update Agent keeps CRM and personalization data accurate using natural-language commands over MuleSoft MCP.
- hussh User Data Query AgentMeet the hussh User Data Query Agent - an AI bridge between phone-number prompts and fully enriched Supabase intelligence.
- Agent-Oriented Thinking: A New Mindset for AI Product TeamsAs AI capabilities rapidly evolve, product teams are being called to rethink the very foundations of software design.
- The AI Developer's New Canvas: Architecting with LangChain, CrewAI & LangGraphExplore how LangChain, LangGraph, and CrewAI are revolutionizing AI development by providing new architectural patterns for building intelligent, autonomous, and collaborative…
- Building Resilient AI Agents: Design Patterns for Failure Recovery and GuardrailsAs AI agents become increasingly embedded in critical workflows, their reliability is no longer a luxury - it's a necessity.
- From Tools to Agents: Why Prompt Engineering Isn't Enough AnymoreExplore why prompt engineering alone is no longer sufficient for modern AI applications.
- The 7 Foundational Patterns Every Agent-Based System Should UseDiscover the 7 essential design patterns that form the backbone of every successful AI agent system.
- Agentic Design Patterns - Building Smarter, More Reliable AI AgentsDesign patterns have long been the cornerstone of software architecture - from MVC in web development to factory methods in object-oriented design.
- hussh Super Intelligence Lab - Roles, Expectations & CompensationBacked by hushhTech.com - A Proprietary Hedge Fund Fueling Open Research and AI Innovation
- Agentic Systems Demystified - The Future of Intelligent AI ApplicationsAs AI evolves from reactive interfaces to autonomous systems, the term “agent” is becoming central to how we build and interact with software.
- Parallelism, Experts, and Vision: How Apple Built a Scalable Server ModelApple’s server-based language model represents the other half of its AI story.
- Building Personal Data Agents on iOS - A Deep Dive into Apple’s On-Device AIIn 2025, Apple revolutionized AI development on its platforms by introducing the Foundation Models framework.
- Coding Like Bacteria - The New Ethos for Open Source AIAt hussh.ai, a movement is taking shape - one that blurs the lines between software engineering, biology, and collective intelligence.
- Foundation Models Framework - Apple’s Swift Gateway to On-Device AIWith the Foundation Models Framework, developers can tap into Apple’s compact, high-performance on-device LLMs using familiar Swift code, intuitive tools, and ironclad privacy.
- Image Recognition in Real Life - How to Build with AI in MinutesImage recognition has quietly become one of the most impactful AI technologies in daily life - from unlocking your phone to helping farmers monitor crop health via drone footage.
- Inside Apple’s Compact On-Device LLM - Design, Performance & ImpactApple's approximately 3B-parameter on-device language model powers a new era of intelligent apps on iPhones, iPads, and Macs.
- Inside hussh’s Consent AI Stack - From Monorepo to Micro Operonshussh isn’t just a product.
- Privacy by Design - How to Build Ethical AI Agents on iOS with husshMost AI products today rely on massive cloud models.
- Summarization with AI - Turning Long Reads into Smart InsightsIn today’s world, time is the new currency.
- Voice to Text with Whisper - Let AI Transcribe AnythingVoice is natural.
- How PKM Can Simplify Your Digital LifeDiscover how a Personal Knowledge Model (PKM) can help you manage your digital life effortlessly.
- Revolutionize Your Campus Life with hussh for Students: The Ultimate Digital SidekickTransform your college experience with hussh for Students, your digital BFF for seamless campus interactions and personalized experiences.
- On Device RAG system in IOS(SwiftUI) using Gemma 2B for LLM ProcessingApp for Interacting with private files
- How to Set Up an Automated Batch Processing Pipeline for the OpenAI API (GPT-4o-mini)A complete guide to an automated batch processing pipeline with the OpenAI Batch API, Supabase and FastAPI: from creating batch jobs to saving the results.
- Unlock the Potential of Personal Data MonetizationExplore how hushh.ai empowers individuals to safely and ethically monetize their personal data while ensuring privacy and control.
- Exploring Untapped Markets Through UX: Finding the Overlooked and UnseenDiscover how UX design can uncover and serve untapped markets, from generational design, emerging markets, localization, accessibility and trust to behavioral segmentation…
- How Business Potential Drives UX Success: Crafting Experiences That Mean MoreExplore how aligning business potential with UX design creates meaningful experiences that resonate with users and drive success.
- Why Population Size Matters in UX Design DecisionsExplore how understanding population size and demographic diversity can enhance UX design by making it more inclusive and scalable.
- The Importance of Business Study in UX ResearchExplore how understanding the business ecosystem enhances UX design by aligning user needs with organizational goals.
- The Role of Technology Advancements in Shaping UXExplore how advancements in technology like AI, AR, and big data are reshaping UX design and how hussh is leveraging these tools.
- Simplifying Gmail Receipt Extraction for DevelopersLearn how to efficiently extract and manage Gmail receipts using automated tools and techniques tailored for developers.
- The Impact of Industry Trends on UX DesignExplore how industry trends like cloud computing, 5G, AI, AR, privacy regulation and sustainability are transforming UX design and how hussh is leveraging these advancements.
- Why hussh is Embracing Apple Silicon for Privacy-First AIDiscover how hussh leverages Apple Silicon's M2 Ultra chip for privacy-focused AI solutions
- Market Research in UX DesignIndustry Trends And Untapped Segments
- Discover Products That Truly Match Your StyleThe VIBE Search Revolution
- Unlock the Power of Your DataHow hushh Empowers You to Monetize Your Personal Data
- Revolutionizing Shopping with hussh Wallet: A Blend of Magic and InnovationA Blend of Magic and Innovation!
- Trusted Python Engineering at husshMaintaining trusted deployments at hussh are paramount.
- You (Probably) Don’t Need an Embedding DatabaseVector Databases are in vogue, but do you really need one to support your AI powered Search?
- A Survey on Language Models and Related Data PrivacyCustomers regularly express preferences for brands based on their attire.
- Unveiling the Power and Privacy of Language Models in FashionExplore how language models are revolutionizing the fashion industry by enhancing understanding of trends, generating creative content, and improving recommendations while…
- hussh ManifestoWhat does hussh believe?
- Search and Discovery for Luxury FashionSearch and discovery go hand in hand when finding the frontiers for personal taste
- Logo Analysis for Brand AffinityCustomer Preferences with hussh’s Computer Vision Platform
- Why do I need a JavaScript Module Bundler in hushh Chrome extensions️Get a detailed comparison of three popular JavaScript frameworks - Angular, React, and Vue.js.
Media
116 pages- Reconnect & Rethink · the 🤫 podcast with Manish SainaniTen people made you who you are.
- Two Minds - a 🤫 original podcast
- Media & social assetsThe complete public 🤫 media library in one screening room, ordered by type: keynote films, product reels, campaign series, case studies, the gated Fund A briefings, and the AI…
- Watch the launch walkthrough - hushh.ai, end to endThe hushh.ai launch walkthrough: a guided demo of Personal Supercomputing, owned by you - 🤫 Agent One, 🤫 Puppy One, and 🤫 Tag One, three Day-1 category products built for the…
Podcast episodes 8 pages
- Code is the truthDecks lie, roadmaps drift, demos are staged.
- A supercomputer that answers only to youThe full bench convenes: twelve minds on what a world of personal supercomputers actually looks like, and the one direction they commit to.
- The cloud is sold out: can edge supercomputing actually scale?Six minds on energy, hardware, economics, security, design, and the human, and whether the garage grid is real.
- Who should own the intelligence in your life?Four minds on ownership, consent, cost, and control, and the one direction they can all commit to.
- Builders who became investorsThe people who built the thing, kept the scars, and now spend their scarce hours picking people and backing them.
- After the feedThe infinite surveillance feed is ending.
- The garage supercomputerThe most interesting computer of the next decade is parked in someone's garage, plugged into Starlink, and minting tokens per watt.
- Who owns your mind?For twenty years the price of free was your attention.
Press and news 8 pages
- The Heartbeat - what 🤫 is doing, alwaysThe 🤫 heartbeat: we build in the open, continuously, for the human at the center and the agents that serve them.
- The fact sheet - 🤫 hussh, checkable line by lineEvery claim we make about 🤫 hussh, written so a journalist or an agent can check it: the entities, the product status, the security posture, and, most importantly, what we have…
- Investor relations information - HushOne, Inc.Investor relations information for HushOne, Inc., the private operating company behind the 🤫 One products, and its parent Hushh Technologies Corporation: corporate structure…
- Press kitThe 🤫 hussh press kit: fast facts, the company boilerplate in three lengths, brand basics, logos and colours to download, press releases, links for reporters, and the media…
- The road here - five years to a supercomputer owned by youThe 🤫 hussh company story and milestone timeline: founded as a Delaware C Corporation on August 9, 2021, born from a promise about consent and ownership; roughly five years of…
- Release notes - everything 🤫 One has shipped, in the openThe complete, dated release history of hushh.ai and the 🤫 One products - every change shipped to main, newest first, for users, our team, and the community to read and understand.
- 🤫 hussh opens the Yellow Pages to every specialist, and publishes its research in the openProximity search across 27 kinds of specialist in all 52 major U.S.
- 🤫 hussh introduces Personal Supercomputing, owned by you.Agent One, Puppy One, and Tag One bring a personal AI agent you own, a supercomputer you own, and a safety companion for the ones you love — consent-first, and built in the open.
Cases we cover 12 pages
- You want advice, not a sales pitchThe case: you need a financial advisor and dread the sales ambush.
- Who covers my ZIP — and are they real?The case: you need insurance and can't tell who's legit near you.
- Is this person actually licensed?The case: you shouldn't have to just trust it.
- We never hold your email or phoneThe case: most directories are the product - your details, packaged and sold.
- When we don't know, we say soThe case: other sites pad the page with ten 'matches' that aren't near you, aren't right, aren't real.
- This is you — own it, or remove itThe case, for the professional: you didn't ask to be listed everywhere, and on most sites you can't even fix it.
- A new baby changes what you protectThe case: a new baby, and suddenly you need life insurance with no idea who near you is legit.
- Coverage your business can trustThe case: you built a business and one bad policy can end it - you need a real agent, not a lead-gen form.
- Your first real money, your first advisorThe case: first real paycheck, first real questions, and everyone wants to sell you something.
- Before you hand over the nest eggThe case: a lifetime of savings and one big decision - don't hand it to a stranger, because a nice office isn't a credential.
- New city — who do you even call?The case: you just moved, your old agent is 400 miles away, and search results are a wall of ads.
- Isn't this just another Yelp?The fair question, answered: reviews can be bought and stars don't tell you if someone's even licensed.
The media library 84 pages
- 🤫 the feedThe whole hussh media library as one continuous, quiet, full-screen stream — shortest first, one piece at a time.
- 🤫 The Ambient Day — heard, handled, reportedA day, quietly handled: 🤫 One listens to the moments that matter, takes each task to the right agent you already use, and reports back - so you stay present…
- 🤫 Launch Reel — PCHP goes publicA vertical launch reel: the open consent protocol every 🤫 Private Agent is built on, now public, donated to the world, and placed honestly in the stack.
- 🤫 The Protocol Briefing — PCHP, end to endThe 400-level deep dive on PCHP, the Personal Consent Handshake Protocol: the six-phase handshake, HCT vs CRT/DAT tokens, the sealed envelope, the threat model, and the Apple…
- 🤫 The Aha Walkthrough — real synthetic humans, one consent handshakeThe end-to-end user story on four representative humans: the six-phase consent handshake, then the aha moment where One connects the dots your own mind keeps…
- 🤫 Train the Trainer — the agent that compoundsAn interactive piece: 🤫 One is capable on day 0 with the subscriptions you already pay for, and compounds as you teach it, graduating with your consent to…
- hushh.ai launch walkthrough (video file)A guided walkthrough of Personal Supercomputing, owned by you - 🤫 Agent One, 🤫 Puppy One, and 🤫 Tag One, built for the humans-first era.
- At Stanford. Own your AI.The keynote film we brought to AI Summit @ Stanford.
- Meet hushh — the Super Bowl spotThirty seconds to introduce hushh, and Private Agent One, to the world.
- The 🤫 Cuts — 3s · 7s · 16s · 27sThe Super Bowl story as a duration ladder.
- The Art of the PossibleWho asked you?
- The Hushh KeynoteThe company, in one sitting - in Manish Sainani's own words.
- The Hours — six weeks of your one lifeOne dot is one hour.
- Beat the Machine — a game you are meant to loseA phone menu stands between you and a human.
- The Chore Clock — how many hours do you hand over?Not a film — something you play with.
- Not It. — the feedThe whole series, one tap.
- Not It. · Ep.1 — On HoldBe honest: when was the last time you called customer service and enjoyed it?
- Not It. · Ep.2 — The Subscriptions You ForgotFrom memory, add up every subscription you're paying for right now.
- Not It. · Ep.3 — The Expense ReportIt's nine p.m.
- Not It. · Ep.4 — Returns & RefundsYou bought the thing.
- Not It. · Ep.5 — RebookingIt's 2 a.m.
- Not It. · Ep.6 — Phone TagYou need one appointment - the doctor, the dentist, the car.
- Not It. · Ep.7 — The Surprise BillYou're minding your business when your phone buzzes: a charge, a big one, for something you're almost certain you never bought.
- Not It. · Ep.8 — The Annual RenewalsOnce a year, like clockwork, they come for you: the insurance, the registration, the membership, all whispering the same dreadful word - renew.
- Not It. · Ep.9 — The Same Form, AgainName.
- Not It. · Ep.10 — The Best DealYou just want to buy the thing for a fair price.
- Alpha Seeking Machines — the engineering programThe set of great projects Hushh quant engineers crave to build.
- Meet the Machines · No.1 — The Fear HarvesterIt's the worst afternoon of the year - screens bleeding red, everyone sprinting for the exit - and one machine on our desk just woke up smiling.
- Meet the Machines · No.2 — The Euphoria HarvesterThe party's at its peak, the room is bone-certain a hot stock only goes up - and leaning against the wall, perfectly relaxed, is the cool one, quietly taking orders.
- Meet the Machines · No.3 — The Patience EngineTwo machines are pouring money onto the desk - a stream from fear, a stream from greed.
- Meet the Machines · No.4 — The CitadelThe flood arrives - a once-a-decade crash, everyone underwater at once - and the only ones who can go shopping are the ones who kept an ark.
- Meet the Machines · No.5 — The Regime SentinelA thousand headlines a day, every one screaming act now - and one machine whose entire job is to say, almost always, a calm and confident no.
- Meet the Machines · No.6 — The Roster GardenerPicture a garden - not of flowers, but of the twenty-seven greatest businesses on Earth.
- Meet the Machines · No.7 — The Corporate-Events MachineIt's the big game - ninety thousand on their feet, every camera on the star - and backstage, one machine is making sure not a single detail is ever dropped.
- Meet the Machines · No.8 — The Ledger of TruthEight brilliant machines, every one insisting it did great - but talk is cheap and money is real.
- Meet the Machines · No.9 — The ConductorNine virtuosos on a stage, each certain of their part - and with no one leading, that's not a symphony, it's noise.
- The Ramp-In · Session 1 — Welcome & The Big PictureThe front door, for fresh grads.
- The Ramp-In · Session 2 — What a Market Really IsSession two, the foundation everything rests on.
- The Ramp-In · Session 3 — Options From ScratchOptions, built from zero - no assumptions, no jargon.
- The Ramp-In · Session 4 — Why We're the HouseThe session that ties the 100 level together.
- The Ramp-In · Session 5 — The Language of RandomnessThe 200-level working math begins - friendlier than its reputation.
- The Ramp-In · Session 6 — Black–Scholes, the Friendly VersionThe most famous formula in finance, made a friend - no proof, just meaning.
- The Ramp-In · Session 7 — The Greeks, PracticallyThe Greeks, without fear - each one is just a slope.
- The Ramp-In · Session 8 — Implied Vol & SignalsClosing the 200 level: the market's own opinion of volatility, and when to act.
- The Ramp-In · Session 9 — The Engine, a Guided TourThe 300 level opens by opening the actual codebase - a map, not a maze.
- The Ramp-In · Session 10 — How We Prove ThingsHow we earn the right to trust a number - the scientific method as a daily habit.
- The Ramp-In · Session 11 — Your First Two Weeks & Your First PRThe capstone - and it makes everything real.
- The Master Class · Part I — The Thesis & The Two North StarsPart one of the 500/600-level deep dive: a seven-part, ~105-minute series that goes all the way down - building, running, and using the machine to manage permanent client capital.
- The Master Class · Part II — Mathematics I: Brownian Motion to the Closed FormPart two of the deep dive: the full Black-Scholes derivation, on screen, from the ground up.
- The Master Class · Part III — Mathematics II: The Greeks, the Star Identity, Implied VolPart three: the Greeks, proved and verified.
- The Master Class · Part IV — Signals & The OverlayPart four: the mathematics meets the market.
- The Master Class · Part V — The Engine & The CitadelPart five: a strategy becomes a fund when it gains a constitution it cannot break.
- The Master Class · Part VI — The Scientific Method at ScalePart six: how we earn the right to trust our own machine - a number is true not because we like it, but because it survived an attempt to break it.
- The Master Class · Part VII — Running Client CapitalThe finale: what it is actually like to run this machine for the humans who wire us their life savings.
- The Onboarding — the Aloha Machine, end to endThe complete curriculum film every engineer, quant, and scientist watches on day one.
- The Aloha Machine — the mathematics, module by moduleThe keynote cut of the quant-engineering deep-dive: the mathematics of aloha derived on screen, module by module.
- The Full Seminar — the mathematics of alohaThe derivation-driven seminar, built to be interrogated at depth.
- Puppy One Max — the launch pitchIn Manish Sainani's own words: why your intelligence should live where you live, the reveal of Puppy One Max, what it means to own the device and the keys and the routing policy…
- Emerge — the 🤫 hussh brand filmThe flagship.
- Agent One — Always On24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 366 days this year.
- PCHP, donated to the worldEverything the world needs to know about our deep work on consent: the problem (your data read without asking), the handshake (ask, grant, receipt, revoke), agent-to-agent by…
- Sales training — Private Agent OneSix personas, the objections each one actually raises, and the honest answer to every single question — the working script for talking about Private Agent One without overselling…
- Sales training — Puppy One + BurstHow to explain a private supercomputer you own outright: what it does on day one, what it costs, who it is for, and where the honest limits are.
- Sales training — Tag OneThe 🤫 Tag, explained the way it should be sold — a safety and wellness wearable, never a medical device, with every claim kept inside what it actually does.
- Sales training — Garage OneA supercomputer where the car sleeps, and idle hours earned back to the neighbourhood grid — the pitch, the economics, and the objections that come with both.
- Sales training — Factory OneA spare warehouse bay becomes token production: owner-first, consent-first, a receipt for every job.
- Sales training — Warehouse OneThe warehouse-scale version of the same argument — capacity, consent, receipts — and how to size it honestly for a prospect.
- Transcripts — the words, in writingEvery film, explainer and keynote cut as readable text: searchable, quotable, and accessible to anyone who would rather read than watch, or who needs the words for a screen reader.
- Private Agent One — the complete pictureEverything about 🤫 Private Agent One: what works out of the box today - the consent kernel, receipts, your accounts by grant, every screen you own - and what is coming soon…
- Puppy One — the complete pictureEverything about 🤫 Puppy One: start on the device you already own at $69.99 a month, reserve the Max, Max Pro, and Practice bundles shipping 2026, climb the 100-series ladder…
- Tag One — the complete pictureEverything about the 🤫 Tag: presence without surveillance for your favorite humans and your very best pets, consented check-ins with receipts on both sides, a tap that says hello…
- Garage One — the complete pictureEverything about 🤫 Garage One: a rack of Puppies where the car used to sleep, tokens for the neighborhood, the garage-owner mindset - cheap power, good cooling, Starlink up…
- Warehouse One — the complete pictureEverything about 🤫 Warehouse One: empty space as a compute business, taking load off a sold-out grid, local supercomputing at the lowest cost per watt with the value kept home…
- Factory One — the complete pictureEverything about 🤫 Factory One: the biggest rung on the compute ladder - industrial loops on sovereign floors, weeks-long runs on machines you own, one grammar from phone to…
- Meet OneThe spark reel for 🤫 Private Agent One: an agent that works only for you, listens for the moments that matter, reads nothing without a consent handshake, and compounds as you…
- Puppy One — a private supercomputerSupercomputing is the new electricity - 24/7/365, like water, power, and a roof.
- Introducing the 🤫 TagThe one and only - for your favorite humans and your very best pets.
- The Sevens — keynote cutsOne giant idea, a black stage, a single spoken line: the quiet fund, casinos don't gamble, boring on purpose, an agent only for you, a supercomputer of your own, and the 🤫 Tag…
- The 69s — product explainersEvery product, under a minute, in Leo's keynote cadence: the quiet fund; One and its day-zero trusted circle on open standards and the world's payment rails; Puppy One when the…
- The Quiet Ones — a hussh manifestoFor the ones who compound while the world refreshes.
- The Ad Break — seven taglinesSeven taglines.
- One Day with One — the story6:52 AM.
- Manishushh — two companies, one family, one agentPrivate Agent One, proven on the person who needs it most.
- The Simple Truths — Vol. 3Six cuts, one idea each, nothing over five seconds: nothing happened today (perfect); it asks first, every time; an off switch that means off; good boy, verified; your data sleeps…
Events
23 pages- Events - meet hussh in personWhere to meet hussh, experience 🤫 Agent One, and download the official public materials for each event.
- AI Summit @ StanfordMeet hussh at AI Summit @ Stanford.
- TributeA note of thanks to everyone speaking at the AI Summit at Stanford, and a name held for each of them.
- 🤫 Agent One at the AI Summit at StanfordA free private agent for every American, running on hardware they own.
Thank-you notes to AI Summit speakers 19 pages
- Thank you, Isabelle Hau - AI Summit at StanfordA note of thanks to Isabelle Hau for speaking at the AI Summit at Stanford, and the name we are holding for them.
- Thank you, John Whaley - AI Summit at StanfordA note of thanks to John Whaley for speaking at the AI Summit at Stanford, and the name we are holding for them.
- Thank you, Sungwon Lim - AI Summit at StanfordA note of thanks to Sungwon Lim for speaking at the AI Summit at Stanford, and the name we are holding for them.
- Thank you, Jason Ma - AI Summit at StanfordA note of thanks to Jason Ma for speaking at the AI Summit at Stanford, and the name we are holding for them.
- Thank you, Allison Huynh - AI Summit at StanfordA note of thanks to Allison Huynh for speaking at the AI Summit at Stanford, and the name we are holding for them.
- Thank you, Chappy Asel - AI Summit at StanfordA note of thanks to Chappy Asel for speaking at the AI Summit at Stanford, and the name we are holding for them.
- Thank you, Steve O'Hara - AI Summit at StanfordA note of thanks to Steve O'Hara for speaking at the AI Summit at Stanford, and the name we are holding for them.
- Thank you, Mariane Bekker - AI Summit at StanfordA note of thanks to Mariane Bekker for speaking at the AI Summit at Stanford, and the name we are holding for them.
- Thank you, Jeremy Fraenkel - AI Summit at StanfordA note of thanks to Jeremy Fraenkel for speaking at the AI Summit at Stanford, and the name we are holding for them.
- Thank you, Jonathan Levin - AI Summit at StanfordA note of thanks to Jonathan Levin for speaking at the AI Summit at Stanford, and the name we are holding for them.
- Thank you, Daniel Schwartz - AI Summit at StanfordA note of thanks to Daniel Schwartz for speaking at the AI Summit at Stanford, and the name we are holding for them.
- Thank you, Ilya A. Strebulaev - AI Summit at StanfordA note of thanks to Ilya A.
- Thank you, Alfred Lin - AI Summit at StanfordA note of thanks to Alfred Lin for speaking at the AI Summit at Stanford, and the name we are holding for them.
- Thank you, Cameron Teitelman - AI Summit at StanfordA note of thanks to Cameron Teitelman for speaking at the AI Summit at Stanford, and the name we are holding for them.
- Thank you, Jen Hoskins - AI Summit at StanfordA note of thanks to Jen Hoskins for speaking at the AI Summit at Stanford, and the name we are holding for them.
- Thank you, Ali Diab - AI Summit at StanfordA note of thanks to Ali Diab for speaking at the AI Summit at Stanford, and the name we are holding for them.
- Thank you, Shreyas Pimpalgaonkar - AI Summit at StanfordA note of thanks to Shreyas Pimpalgaonkar for speaking at the AI Summit at Stanford, and the name we are holding for them.
- Thank you, Nabila Elassar - AI Summit at StanfordA note of thanks to Nabila Elassar for speaking at the AI Summit at Stanford, and the name we are holding for them.
- Thank you, Heena Purohit - AI Summit at StanfordA note of thanks to Heena Purohit for speaking at the AI Summit at Stanford, and the name we are holding for them.
Community & gratitude
1,197 pages- One, CommunitiesThe communities we're lighting up to build the Personal Supercomputing market, builders, advisors, family offices, owners, reservists, and Comeback alumni.
- Champions - the 🤫 One growth engineEvery One makes the next One.
- The 1024 Builders Club - make your first $1,024 on the networkThe 🤫 1024 Builders Club: launch your business on the One network and race to your first $1,024 in the smallest amount of time - by selling your personal and business experience…
- Gratitude - the people we look up toA section of gratitude: the scientists, engineers, investors, and teachers whose public work the 🤫 hussh team and our founder Manish Sainani learn from and admire - Andrej…
- The 1024 - our gratitude to humanityThe 1024 is 🤫 hussh's gratitude project: a book of 1,024 literary portraits of historically significant people across eight Cathedrals, published under the Aloha Press imprint…
- Humans we celebrate - the people we look up toA gallery of the humans we celebrate at 🤫 hussh - scientists, mathematicians, engineers, artists, and human-rights pioneers across the world and across the centuries.
- Voices - real people, real work handed to OneSupercomputing for everyone, to take the mundane off your plate: paperwork, bills, invoicing, expense reports, scheduling, email triage, follow-ups, claims and compliance forms…
- 🤫 The Apple 1024 — the people who make Apple, AppleA gratitude project across all of Apple: the 🤫 Apple 1024 celebrates the champions building for Apple today and rising next — front and center — then works backwards through…
- In Memoriam — gratitude for the ones we have lostA quiet, growing list of the people whose work we celebrate and who have passed away, remembered most recent first.
- 🤫 Faculty — gratitude to the world's professors, university by universityThe 🤫 Faculty gratitude directory: an unbounded, honest celebration of the professors, emeritus faculty, and academic leaders who teach, discover, and serve.
- The 🤫 Circle of Trust - the human at the centerThe Circle of Trust puts the human at the center, surrounded by the people, agents, and businesses that serve them - consent-first (PCHP) and owner-controlled.
- Respect - what we respect, and what we ask in returnRespect is the whole of 🤫 hussh in one word, and it runs both ways.
- University relations: research, community, and studentsHow faculty, staff and students can work with 🤫 hussh: private AI infrastructure for people, permanent asset management and quantitative strategies research, and personal…
- University of Washington: how to work with usHow faculty, staff and students at the University of Washington can work with 🤫 hussh: private AI infrastructure for people, permanent asset management and quantitative…
The Apple 1024: champions we celebrate 1,024 pages
- Paul HudsonCreator and editor of Hacking with Swift
- John SundellCreator of Swift by Sundell; open-source Swift tool maker
- Antoine van der LeeCreator of SwiftLee and RocketSim
- Sean AlleniOS educator; creator of Swift News and Swiftly Speaking
- David SmithIndependent iOS & watchOS developer; maker of Widgetsmith
- Marco ArmentIndependent iOS developer; creator of Overcast
- Sindre SorhusProlific open-source maker; independent macOS & iOS developer
- Simon B. StøvringiOS developer; creator of Scriptable and Runestone
- Greg PierceCreator of Drafts; founder of Agile Tortoise
- James ThomsonCreator of PCalc; longtime Mac & iOS developer
- Sebastiaan de WithDesigner; co-founder of Lux, makers of Halide
- Michael FlarupApp icon designer and educator
- Louie MantiaDesigner and iconographer
- Meng ToFounder of Design+Code; SwiftUI & design educator
- Donny WalsiOS engineer, author, and educator
- Krzysztof ZabłockiOpen-source Swift tool maker; creator of Sourcery and Inject
- Sarun WongpatcharapakorniOS developer and writer at sarunw.com
- MatttCreator of AFNetworking and Alamofire; founder of NSHipster
- Chris LattnerCreator of Swift, LLVM, and Clang
- Brent SimmonsCreator of NetNewsWire; indie Mac & iOS pioneer
- Craig HockenberryPrincipal engineer at the Iconfactory; co-creator of Twitterrific
- Wil ShipleyCo-founder of The Omni Group; creator of Delicious Library
- Ken KociendaCreated the original iPhone keyboard; author of Creative Selection
- Loren BrichterCreator of Tweetie; inventor of pull-to-refresh
- Federico ViticciFounder & Editor-in-Chief of MacStories; iOS automation pioneer
- Dave DeLongEx-Apple UIKit engineer & evangelist; iOS educator
- Joe GroffSenior Swift compiler engineer at Apple; Swift Core Team
- Ash FurrowCo-creator of Moya; iOS developer and author
- Kaya ThomasiOS engineer; founder of We Read Too
- Dave VerwerCreator of iOS Dev Weekly; co-creator of the Swift Package Index
- Orta TheroxOpen-source engineer; helped run CocoaPods, created Danger
- Cabel SasserCo-founder of Panic; maker of Transmit, Coda, and Nova
- Steve Troughton-SmithIndie iOS & Mac developer; keen reader of Apple's platforms
- Marcin KrzyzanowskiCreator of CryptoSwift; open-source iOS & macOS engineer
- JP SimardMaintainer of SwiftLint and SourceKitten; Realm engineer
- Nick LockwoodProlific open-source author; author of iOS Core Animation
- Mike AshAuthor of Friday Q&A; explainer of Apple platform internals
- Guilherme RamboDeveloper of AirBuddy; reverse-engineer of Apple's platforms
- Manton ReeceFounder of Micro.blog; champion of the open web
- Marc EdwardsFounder & designer at Bjango; app-icon craftsman
- Curtis HerbertIndie developer behind Slopes; Apple Design Award winner
- Christian SeligCreator of Apollo for Reddit and Pixel Pals
- Doug GregorFounding Swift Core Team member at Apple
- Holly BorlaEngineering manager of the Swift language team at Apple
- Ted KremenekSwift project lead; head of Languages & Runtimes at Apple
- Rob NapierAuthor of iOS Programming: Pushing the Limits; Cocoaphony
- Vincent PradeillesiOS engineer and Swift educator on YouTube
- Ryan JonesFounder of Flighty; creator of Weather Line
- Becky HansmeyerIndie iOS developer and SwiftUI community voice
- Dave AbrahamsLead of the Swift standard library; C++/Boost luminary
- John McCallChair of the Swift Language Steering Group at Apple
- Sam SoffesiOS developer from day one; prolific open-source author
- Ellen ShapiroBuilder of the Apollo GraphQL iOS SDK; author & educator
- Mikaela CaronSenior iOS engineer; community builder; maker of Fruitful
- Stewart LynchSwiftUI educator; founder of CreaTECH Solutions
- Sommer PanageiOS accessibility leader; engineering manager at Apple
- Ish ShaBazzFounder of Illuminated Bits; indie developer & Apple engineer
- Chris ChingFounder of CodeWithChris; iOS educator for beginners
- Peter FrieseSwiftUI author; Staff Developer Advocate at Google
- Michael TsaiFounder of C-Command Software; longtime Mac dev & blogger
- Thomas RicouardCreator of Ice Cubes, an open-source SwiftUI Mastodon client
- Ryan McLeodCreator of Blackbox; two-time Apple Design Award winner
- Janum TrivediInteraction designer & engineer; creator of Wave
- Jordi BruinProlific Netherlands-based indie developer
- Chris EidhofCo-founder of objc.io; creator of Swift Talk
- Peter SteinbergerFounder of PSPDFKit (now Nutrient); Apple-platform engineer and writer
- Jesse SquiresIndependent iOS/macOS developer; co-host of Swift Unwrapped
- Soroush KhanlouiOS engineer and writer who popularized the Coordinator pattern
- Max HowellCreator of Homebrew; open-source contributor to the Swift ecosystem
- Kishikawa KatsumiTokyo-based iOS/macOS developer and prolific open-source library author
- Daniel SteinbergLongtime Apple-platform educator, author, and conference speaker
- Natasha MurasheviOS developer, writer, and founder of the try!
- Majid JabrayilovSwift/SwiftUI developer publishing weekly at “Swift with Majid”
- Brandon WilliamsCo-founder of Point-Free; co-author of the Composable Architecture
- Stephen CelisCo-founder of Point-Free; author of SQLite.swift
- Ben SandofskyEngineer and co-founder at Lux; builder of Halide and Spectre
- Jordan MorganiOS engineer, writer, and indie maker; author of Swiftjective-C
- Joe FabisevichIndie developer and writer; maker of Plinky, author of Boutique and Bodega
- Tim OliveriOS open-source engineer; author of TOCropViewController
- Daniel JalkutIndie Mac developer and ex-Apple engineer; maker of MarsEdit
- Marin TodorovAuthor, trainer, and engineer; Kodeco book author and OSS maker
- Kyle FullerSwift open-source engineer; CocoaPods core team
- Eloy DuránCo-creator of CocoaPods and its Xcodeproj engine
- Ryan NystromiOS engineer behind IGListKit and the GitHawk GitHub client
- Ben ScheirmaniOS/Swift developer and educator; founder of NSScreencast
- Khoa PhamProlific Swift/iOS open-source author and blogger
- Kristina FoxiOS/watchOS engineer, early Apple Watch teacher, and community speaker
- Nick SarnoCreator of Swiftful Thinking; teaches production SwiftUI for free
- Mark MoeykensFounder of Big Mountain Studio; author of visual SwiftUI books
- Erica SadunProlific iOS/Swift author and accepted Swift Evolution contributor
- Ole BegemanniOS/macOS developer and writer of deep Swift internals
- Tanner NelsonCreator and lead of Vapor, the server-side Swift web framework
- Jordan RoseLongtime Swift compiler engineer; writer on Swift runtime internals
- Boris BüglingObjective-C/Swift open-source engineer and CocoaPods maintainer
- Danielle LancashireDeveloper-tooling engineer; CocoaPods core team and Danger contributor
- Jeff VerkoeyeniOS engineer and designer; steward of influential iOS frameworks
- Ben CohenApple engineer on Swift and its standard library; Airspeed Velocity author
- Felix KrauseCreator of fastlane, the iOS build-and-release automation toolchain
- Josh HoltzLead maintainer of fastlane; RevenueCat engineer and community organizer
- Logan WrightServer-side Swift developer and early core contributor to Vapor
- Tim CondonServer-side Swift advocate and Vapor core-team engineer
- Samuel GiddinsCocoaPods core team; steward of dependency-resolution infrastructure
- Adam BellSwift engineer building physics-based, gesture-driven animation
- Mohammad AzamVeteran mobile developer and prolific SwiftUI educator
- Rudrank RiyamIndie developer and author on MusicKit and on-device AI for iOS
- Keith HarrisonIndependent iOS/Swift educator behind Use Your Loaf
- Bart JacobsFounder of Cocoacasts; teaches Swift, Core Data, and MVVM
- Tibor BödecsServer-side Swift educator and author; runs The.Swift.Dev
- Saul MoraNative-app engineer; creator of MagicalRecord
- Helge HeßSwift engineer porting Apple's declarative ideas into open source
- Leo DionFounder of BrightDigit; host of the Empower Apps podcast
- Junior BontognaliSwift engineer; RxSwift core team and Swift-DocC co-author
- Bas BroekiOS/Swift developer and accessibility advocate; Swift Weekly Brief steward
- Natalia PanferovaEx-core-SwiftUI engineer at Apple; author at Nil Coalescing
- Pol Piella AbadiaiOS developer and educator; CI/CD and Swift command-line tooling
- Sarah ReicheltMac developer and author teaching macOS and SwiftUI to beginners
- Paul HaddadCo-founder and engineer at Tapbots; builder of Ivory and Tweetbot
- Kristaps GrinbergsiOS/Swift developer and community steward; leads the Swift Weekly Brief
- Danijela VrzanIndie iOS developer, speaker, and writer on Swift and craft
- Peter WithamiOS/Swift developer, podcaster, and educator; runs Compileswift
- Steve LiptonApple-platform educator behind Make App Pie; LinkedIn Learning author
- Andy IbaneziOS developer and prolific Swift concurrency writer
- Toomas VahteriOS/macOS engineer and Swift writer behind Augmented Code
- Jacob BartlettiOS engineer and writer of in-depth iOS-internals deep-dives
- Frank RauschInterface designer who treats typography as a first-class craft
- Kyle LeeiOS engineering leader and educator, known as Kilo Loco
- Wojciech KulikiOS/macOS developer building open-source Apple-platform tooling
- Alex NagyiOS developer and SwiftUI educator behind Rebeloper
- Karin PraterPhysicist-turned-iOS-developer teaching SwiftUI in depth
- Federico ZanetelloSwiftUI writer and founder of the community WWDC Notes archive
- Carson KatriSwiftUI open-source developer; co-creator of Tokamak
- Kabir OberaiSwift open-source developer and cross-platform tooling author
- Jared SinclairiOS designer-developer; creator of the Unread RSS reader
- Alejandro MartínezSwift developer shipping small, focused open-source packages
- Wade TregaskisSwift performance-and-internals writer and open-source author
- Zev EisenbergiOS engineer; maker of BonMot, Anchorage, and accessibility tools
- Emin GrboiOS/SwiftUI developer and community builder; a former UX designer
- Konrad MalawskiConcurrency and distributed systems for Swift, at Apple
- Nate CookSwift standard-library engineer; maintainer of Swift Algorithms
- Fabian FettServer-side Swift developer and educator
- Johannes WeissLead maintainer of SwiftNIO, at Apple
- Cory BenfieldCore SwiftNIO developer; longtime open-source networking engineer
- Karoy LorenteySwift standard-library engineer; maintainer of Swift Collections
- Stephen CanonNumerics and floating-point engineer for Swift, at Apple
- Slava PestovSwift compiler engineer; documenter of Swift generics
- Becca Royal-GordonSwift compiler engineer and Language Steering Group member
- Robert WidmannSwift compiler contributor; functional-programming tool maker
- Tony AllevatoSwift tooling engineer; maintainer of swift-format
- Riley TestutIndependent iOS developer; creator of AltStore and Delta
- Neven MrganDesigner and game maker at Panic; creator on Playdate
- Hidde van der PloegProduct designer who ships SwiftUI
- Mark JardineDesigner and co-founder of Tapbots
- Gedeon MaheuxCo-founder of the Iconfactory; co-creator of Twitterrific
- Angela YuFounder of the London App Brewery; iOS educator to millions
- Paris Buttfield-AddisonCo-founder of Secret Lab; author of O'Reilly's Learning Swift
- Jon ManningCo-founder of Secret Lab; creator of Yarn Spinner; Learning Swift author
- Jared DavidsonSwiftUI educator and open-source maker (Archetapp)
- Luis AscorbeCo-founder and organizer of NSSpain, Logroño's iOS & macOS conference.
- Borja ReinaresCo-founder of NSSpain, the iOS & macOS conference in Logroño.
- Patrick BalestraCo-founder of App Builders Switzerland; staff engineer working on Apple build tooling.
- Dylan MarriottCo-founder of App Builders Switzerland; software engineer and maker.
- Sidney de KoningFounder of Swift Island, the experimental Swift conference on Texel.
- Adam RushFounder of SwiftLeeds, the community iOS conference in the North of the UK.
- Subhransu BeheraOrganizer of iOS Conf SG and co-founder of Singapore's iOS Dev Scout.
- Maxim ZaksLong-time UIKonf co-organizer; brought FlatBuffers to Swift.
- Sabine GeithnerOrganizer of UIKonf, Berlin's four-day iOS developer conference.
- Julia KallenbergOrganizer of UIKonf in Berlin; iOS developer.
- Andyy HopeFounder of Playgrounds Conference, Australia's Swift and Apple developer conference.
- Jesse SipolaFounder of ARCtic Conference, the world's northernmost Apple developers' conference.
- Chris PriceFounder and organizer of iOSDevUK at Aberystwyth University.
- Francesco RonchiFounder of Swift Heroes, the Swift developers conference in Turin.
- Nayyan MujadiyaOrganizer of Swift Bengaluru, one of India's leading Apple developer communities.
- John WilkerFounder and organizer of 360iDev, a long-running US iOS developer conference.
- Marc AupontiOS engineer and community organizer; founder of beginner-friendly Swift meetups.
- Allen WhearryFounder and organizer of iOS Dev Happy Hour.
- Tomoki HasegawaExecutive chairman of iOSDC Japan, one of Japan's largest iOS conferences.
- Michael CritzDesigner-developer who led design for the One More Thing WWDC-week conference.
- Berta DevantiOS developer and director of Women Who Code Barcelona.
- Ayuna VogelFounder of NYC's Women in iOS meetup and lead organizer of iOSoho.
- Hitendra SolankiOrganizer of the Swift India developer community.
- Adam FowlerCreator of Hummingbird and the Soto AWS SDK for Swift
- Joannis OrlandosVapor co-founder and author of MongoKitten and Citadel
- Gwynne RaskindVapor core team, maintainer of SQLKit and MySQLNIO
- Honza DvorskyApple engineer behind Swift OpenAPI Generator
- Franz BuschApple engineer on SwiftNIO and grpc-swift
- George BarnettApple engineer maintaining grpc-swift and SwiftNIO
- Si BeaumontApple engineer on Swift OpenAPI Generator and swift-otel
- Nathan HarrisAuthor of RediStack, the Swift client for Redis
- Sven A. SchmidtCo-creator of the Swift Package Index
- Alex GrebenyukAuthor of Nuke, Pulse, and Get
- Wei WangCreator of Kingfisher, the Swift image loading library
- Olivier HalligonCreator of SwiftGen and OHHTTPStubs
- Daniele MarguttiAuthor of SwiftDate and SwiftLocation
- Suyeol JeonCreator of ReactorKit, Then, and URLNavigator
- John EstropiaCreator of CoreStore for Core Data
- Matt GallagherAuthor of the Cwl Swift libraries and Cocoa with Love
- Shai MishaliMaintainer in the RxSwift and Combine communities
- Roy MarmelsteinCreator of PhoneNumberKit and Localize-Swift
- Hiroshi KimuraAuthor of Verge and the Brightroom image editor
- Ilya PuchkaMaintainer of the Dip dependency injection container
- Marius RackwitzCocoaPods core team and dependency tooling
- Bogdan PoplauschiMaintainer of SDWebImage and CocoaLumberjack
- Ashley MillsAuthor of Reachability.swift
- Yonas KolbCreator of XcodeGen and Mint
- Brian MuellerMaker of CARROT Weather
- Silvio RizziMaker of Reeder and Mela
- Michael SimmonsCo-founder of Flexibits, maker of Fantastical
- Kent SutherlandCo-founder of Flexibits, engineer behind Fantastical
- Drew McCormackCo-founder of Agenda
- Alexander GriekspoorCo-founder of Agenda, co-creator of Papers
- Matteo RattottiCo-founder of Shiny Frog, maker of Bear
- Saulius DailideCo-founder of the Pixelmator Team
- Andy AllenMaker of the (Not Boring) apps
- Vidit BhargavaMaker of LookUp
- Matthias GansriglerSolo maker at Eternal Storms Software
- Katarina LotricCo-founder of Gentler Streak
- Andres UgarteFounder of Copilot Money
- Majd TabyFounder of Darkroom
- Michael TysonMaker of Loopy Pro and Audiobus
- Anders BorumMaker of Working Copy and Secure ShellFish
- Zac CohanMaker of Soulver
- Gus MuellerFounder of Flying Meat, maker of Acorn
- Max SeelemannCo-founder of Ulysses
- Joe HribarMaker of Timery
- Charlie ChapmanMaker of Dark Noise
- James CudaCo-founder of Savage Interactive, maker of Procreate
- Marcos TanakaMaker of Play, MusicBox and MusicHarbor
- Andrew PepperrellCreator of Alfred for Mac
- Karim MorsyCo-founder of Algoriddim, maker of djay
- Ben McCarthyMaker of Obscura
- Rob WhitakeriOS accessibility specialist and author of 'Developing Inclusive Mobile Apps'
- Daniel Devesa Derksen-StaatsAccessibility-focused iOS engineer and author of 'Developing Accessible iOS Apps'
- Matt NeuburgO'Reilly author of the 'Programming iOS' and 'iOS Programming Fundamentals with Swift' series
- Aaron HillegassFounder of Big Nerd Ranch; author of the classic Cocoa and iOS programming guides
- Kelvin LauCo-author of 'Data Structures & Algorithms in Swift'; Swift Algorithm Club maintainer
- Florian KuglerCo-founder of objc.io; co-host of Swift Talk
- John SiracusaWriter and podcaster; author of the legendary Mac OS X reviews
- Brian VoongCreator of the 'Let's Build That App' YouTube channel
- Tunde AdegoroyeSwiftUI and iOS educator behind tundsdev
- Brian AdventLong-running iOS and macOS Swift tutorial creator
- Tim MitraCo-host of the More Than Just Code podcast
- Jessy CatterwaulKodeco video instructor for Swift and SwiftUI
- Catie CatterwaulKodeco video instructor for Swift and SwiftUI
- Ray WenderlichFounder of raywenderlich.com (now Kodeco)
- Gary BennettAuthor of the 'Absolute Beginners' Swift and Objective-C books; xcelMe instructor
- Alfian LosariWriter and video creator behind 'Xcoding with Alfian'
- Jean MacDonaldFounder of App Camp for Girls; Apple-community advocate
- Mark PriceFounder of Devslopes; best-selling iOS course instructor
- Robin KanatzariOS accessibility engineer, speaker, and writer
- Craig GrummittAuthor of Manning's 'iOS Development with Swift'
- Audrey TamRetired CS academic and Kodeco SwiftUI author
- Tjeerd in 't VeenAuthor of Manning's 'Swift in Depth'
- Antonio BelloCo-author of Kodeco's 'SwiftUI by Tutorials'
- Bill MorefieldCo-author of Kodeco's 'SwiftUI by Tutorials' and 'SwiftUI Animations by Tutorials'
- Pavel YaskevichSwift compiler engineer on the type checker and diagnostics
- Andrew TrickSwift compiler engineer on ownership and memory safety
- Michael GottesmanSwift compiler engineer on ownership and the SIL optimizer
- Kavon FarvardinSwift compiler engineer, PhD in programming languages
- Saleem AbdulrasoolSwift Core Team; leads Swift on Windows
- Philippe HauslerApple Foundation engineer; async algorithms and Observation
- Jonathan GrynspanApple engineer leading Swift Testing
- Alex HoppenApple engineer on SourceKit-LSP and swift-syntax
- Rintaro IshizakiApple engineer on the Swift parser and swift-syntax
- Michael IlsemanSwift standard library engineer on String, Regex, and Span
- Guillaume LessardSwift standard library contributor; atomics and Span
- Itai FerberAuthor of Swift's Codable archival system
- Hamish KnightApple compiler engineer on Swift's regex engine
- Alejandro AlonsoApple standard library engineer; reflection and InlineArray
- Yuta SaitoFounder of SwiftWasm; brought Swift to WebAssembly
- Max DesiatovCore SwiftWasm contributor and toolmaker
- Tony ParkerApple Foundation lead; co-author of Codable
- Jeremy SchonfeldApple Foundation engineer on swift-foundation
- Harlan HaskinsApple testing-frameworks engineer; LLVMSwift author
- Daniel DunbarApple engineer on build systems and Swift Package Manager
- Bruno RochaBrazilian iOS engineer behind the SwiftRocks blog 🇧🇷
- Anupam ChughIndie iOS writer and educator from India 🇮🇳
- Raj RavalSwift Mumbai community lead and iOS designer-developer 🇮🇳
- Mustafa YusufIndie iOS engineer and Swift Bharat conference host 🇮🇳
- Karol AttekitaSenior iOS engineer and content creator from Goiânia, Brazil 🇧🇷
- Michie AngApple developer-community builder in the Philippines 🇵🇭
- Mauricio CardozoiOS lead who has run CocoaHeads Brasil for a decade 🇧🇷
- Seyfeddin BaşsaraçFounder of NSIstanbul, Turkey's largest iOS community 🇹🇷
- Mohammed ElnaggarSwiftCairo co-founder and iOS mentor across MENA 🇪🇬
- Daiki MatsudateMain organizer of try!
- Oluwatobi OmotayoFounder of Codable Meetup for Swift developers in Africa 🇳🇬
- Piotr JeremiczMobile Warsaw co-organizer and four-time Swift Student Challenge winner 🇵🇱
- Satoshi HattorivisionOS and spatial-computing engineer and community organizer in Tokyo 🇯🇵
- Devanshi ModhaRelaunched Swift Ahmedabad and co-founded Women in Swift India 🇮🇳
- Kyungsup Go (Sup)Lead organizer of KWDC, the Korea Wide Developer Conference 🇰🇷
- Monika MateskaiOSKonf organizer and CocoaHeadsMK founding member in the Balkans 🇲🇰
- Elvia Itzamná Rosas HerreraApple Distinguished Educator leading SwiftTec at Tec de Monterrey 🇲🇽
- Abdullah A. AlhaiderSwift community founder and open-source iOS developer in Riyadh 🇸🇦
- Carolina QuiterioLead organizer of CocoaHeads Campinas and iOS engineer at iFood 🇧🇷
- Adriaan de JonghCreator of Hidden Folks
- Zach GageDesigner of SpellTower, Good Sudoku and Knotwords
- Simon FlesserCo-founder of Simogo, Sayonara Wild Hearts
- Magnus GardebäckCo-founder of Simogo, technical direction
- Harry NesbittArtist and developer of Alto's Adventure and Odyssey
- François AlliotCreator of Reigns
- Joel McDonaldCreator of Prune
- Nik BhattFounder of Gentlemen Coders, maker of RAW Power
- Matt RongeCo-founder of Astropad and Luna Display
- Marcos AlonsoCreator of Samplr
- Marek BerezaCreator of Koala Sampler
- Ken WongLead designer of Monument Valley, creator of Florence
- Greg WohlwendArtist behind Threes!
- Asher VollmerCreator of Threes!
- Jakub DvorskýFounder of Amanita Design, creator of Machinarium
- Craig D. AdamsArtist behind Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP
- Martin JonassonCreator of Holedown and Rymdkapsel
- Aurelius ProchazkaFounder of AudioKit
- Conrad RosetArt director and co-founder of Nomada Studio, creator of Gris
- Joshua BoggsCo-founder of Loveshack, creator of Framed
- Xu Yang (Fatbobman)SwiftUI, Core Data and SwiftData writer and curator of a weekly Swift newsletter
- Simon NgFounder of AppCoda and author of the 'Mastering SwiftUI' and 'Beginning iOS Programming' books
- Filip NěmečekProlific iOS blogger writing hands-on Swift, SwiftUI, and widget tutorials
- Alexandre ColucciAuthor of the Timac blog analyzing how Apple builds its own apps and frameworks
- Lee Kah SengWriter of Swift Senpai, sharing a decade of iOS experience in clear tutorials
- Cate HustonEngineering leader from an iOS background, author of 'The Engineering Leader'
- Vui NguyeniOS engineer, Women Who Code Mobile lead, and Swift community speaker
- Steven CurtisiOS writer and mentor publishing hundreds of Swift articles and interview guides
- Vandad NahavandipoorAuthor of O'Reilly's 'Swift Programming Cookbook' series
- Leonardo Maia PuglieseWriter of the Holy Swift blog on SwiftUI, UIKit, and iOS architecture
- Gabriel TheodoropoulosWriter of SerialCoder.dev, a decade-plus of iOS and macOS tutorials
- Lisa DziubaFounder and curator of Flawless iOS, the community-driven iOS Medium blog
- Marina GornostaevaCurator of the iOS Code Review newsletter of curated code-improvement tips
- Moritz Philip ReckeCo-founder of Create with Swift and Lead Faculty at the Apple Developer Academy in Naples
- Jean-Marc BoullianneCreator of Trailing Closure, a SwiftUI tutorials and design blog
- Gemma BarlowStaff iOS engineer and community speaker with 15+ years on Apple platforms
- Lea Marolt SonnenscheiniOS engineer, Swift teacher, and co-author of 'Acing the iOS Interview'
- Wesley MatlockSenior iOS engineer and author writing deep dives on SwiftUI and visionOS
- Malin SundbergIndie developer and writer on multi-platform SwiftUI at Triple Glazed Studios
- Andrew StoneNeXT/Cocoa pioneer behind Stone Design and Twittelator
- Jens AlfkeApple veteran who shaped AppleScript, iChat and Safari RSS
- Marcus ZarraThe Core Data author who taught a generation to persist data
- Jonathan 'Wolf' RentzschFounder of the C4 indie Mac developer conference
- Dave MarkAuthor who taught countless people to program the Mac and iPhone
- Jeff LaMarcheCo-author of the first Beginning iPhone Development book
- Ken CaseCo-founder and CEO of The Omni Group
- Don MeltonStarted the Safari and WebKit projects at Apple
- Mike LeeDelicious Library engineer and founder of Appsterdam
- Steven FrankCo-founder of Panic and the engineer behind Transmit
- Paul KimThe one-man studio behind Hazel for the Mac
- Bill BumgarnerLongtime Apple engineer and Objective-C runtime explainer
- Uli KustererLongtime Mac developer and HyperCard-inspired toolmaker
- Rainer BrockerhoffBrazil's pioneering Mac developer since the 1980s
- Fraser SpeirsiOS developer who pioneered the iPad in education
- Landon FullerCreated PLCrashReporter, iOS's first crash reporter
- James Duncan DavidsonCreator of Apache Ant and Tomcat, and Cocoa author
- Joe ConwayAuthor of the Big Nerd Ranch iOS Programming Guide
- Paul HegartyCreator and lecturer of Stanford's CS193p iOS course 🇺🇸
- Giorgio VentreScientific Director of the Apple Developer Academy in Naples 🇮🇹
- Francesco PerchiazziSenior Mentor at the Apple Developer Academy, Naples 🇮🇹
- Tiago Gomes PereiraApple Distinguished Educator and coding mentor in Naples 🇮🇹
- Giovanni MonacoCoding teacher and mentor at the Apple Developer Academy, Naples 🇮🇹
- Parham AarabiUniversity of Toronto professor behind the iOS Swift Specialization 🇨🇦
- Mike SpearsManager of U of T's Mobile App Development Lab 🇨🇦
- Sarah GretterDirector of the Apple Developer Academy with MSU in Detroit 🇺🇸
- David KopecCS professor and author of Classic Computer Science Problems in Swift 🇺🇸
- Christian KeurBig Nerd Ranch instructor and iOS Programming guide author 🇺🇸
- Jarrod ParkesiOS instructor for Udacity's iOS Developer Nanodegree 🇺🇸
- Kate RotondoiOS content developer and instructor at Udacity 🇺🇸
- Gabrielle Miller-MessneriOS instructor for Udacity's iOS Developer Nanodegree 🇺🇸
- Owen LaRosaiOS instructor and program lead at Udacity 🇺🇸
- Pasan PremaratneLongtime iOS and Swift teacher at Treehouse 🤫
- Osman BalciVirginia Tech professor teaching Apple mobile development 🇺🇸
- Matteo ManferdiniiOS educator teaching SwiftUI architecture and best practices 🇮🇹
- Keith SmileyMigrated Lyft's iOS app to Bazel; maintains rules_apple and rules_swift
- Michael BachandAirbnb iOS platform engineer writing on large-scale Swift productivity
- Cal StephensAirbnb iOS engineer; maintainer of Lottie, SwiftFormat and Airbnb's Swift Style Guide
- Bryn BodayleAirbnb staff iOS engineer who led SwiftUI adoption and created MagazineLayout
- Eric HoracekCreator of Airbnb's Epoxy; now building ChatGPT for iOS and Mac
- Noah MartinCo-founder of Emerge Tools; reverse-engineered iOS app size analysis
- Nacho SotoCore contributor to RevenueCat's open-source Swift in-app purchase SDK
- Jasdev SinghiOS engineer and Combine writer; maintainer of CombineExt
- Tyler HedrickiOS engineer who moved Airbnb's Lottie to Swift; now senior iOS at Harvey
- Javier SotoiOS engineer at Robinhood; early evangelist of Futures and reactive Swift
- Rui PeresiOS engineering leader and ReactiveSwift maintainer
- Peter LiveseyCreated LinkedIn's Rocket Data; iOS engineer at Airbnb
- Olivier PoitreyCreator of SDWebImage, one of iOS's most-used image libraries
- Adam SharpReactiveSwift maintainer and reactive-programming writer
- Nataliya PatsovskaiOS lead at Zettle by PayPal; conference speaker on declarative UI
- Adam ErnstCreated ComponentKit, Facebook's React-inspired iOS UI framework
- Max CobbRealityKit engineer and author of the RealityUI Swift package
- Daisuke MajimaAI and AR engineer sharing RealityKit and Core ML sample code
- M. Bertan TarakciogluTwo-time Swift Student Challenge winner building RealityKit tools
- Miguel de IcazaOpen-source veteran bringing Swift game tooling to visionOS
- Andrew HartAR navigation pioneer behind ARKit-CoreLocation
- Tom KrikorianvisionOS product engineer curating resources for the community
- Ivan CamposSpatial computing developer publishing visionOS accelerators
- Sergey GoncharRealityKit engineer sharing visionOS helper utilities
- Anthony MaesMaintainer of the open-source OpenImmersive video player
- Mike SwansonImmersive video toolmaker who unblocked Vision Pro creators
- Danilo CamposvisionOS developer teaching RealityKit anchoring and ECS
- Hunter HarrisSpatial computing developer building open visionOS packages
- Peder SandqvistSolo developer of Caradise, an Apple Design Award finalist
- Yasuhito NagatomovisionOS developer sharing RealityKit shader graph examples
- Elena GalluzzoDistinguished 2024 Swift Student Challenge winner for Care Capsule
- Jayven NhanAuthor of 'Mastering ARKit' and longtime AR educator
- Steve JobsCo-founded Apple in 1976 and led the Mac, iMac, iPod, iPhone and iPad.
- Steve WozniakApple co-founder who single-handedly designed the Apple I and Apple II.
- Ronald WayneApple's third co-founder, who drew the first logo and wrote the first manual.
- Andy HertzfeldOriginal Macintosh software architect who later founded folklore.org.
- Bill AtkinsonCreator of QuickDraw, MacPaint and HyperCard.
- Susan KareDesigned the original Macintosh icons, fonts and the Command key symbol.
- Jef RaskinStarted the Macintosh project and named it.
- Bruce HornWrote the original Macintosh Finder and Resource Manager.
- Chris EspinosaApple's employee number eight and its longest-serving employee.
- Burrell SmithHardware wizard who designed the original Macintosh digital board.
- Steve CappsCo-designed the Macintosh Finder and led Newton software.
- Randy WiggintonApple's sixth employee and author of MacWrite.
- Daniel KottkeOne of Apple's earliest employees, hand-assembling the first machines.
- Rod HoltApple's fifth employee, who designed the Apple II power supply.
- Bill FernandezApple's first full-time employee, who introduced Jobs to Wozniak.
- Avie TevanianTurned NeXTSTEP into Mac OS X, the foundation of every Apple platform.
- Bertrand SerletLed Mac OS X engineering through Tiger, Leopard and Snow Leopard.
- Bud TribbleOriginal Macintosh software manager who coined the reality distortion field.
- Larry TeslerBrought cut, copy and paste to the personal computer.
- Alan KayApple Fellow whose Dynabook vision anticipated personal computing.
- Don NormanCoined the term user experience while at Apple.
- Bart AndreApple's longest-serving industrial designer and prolific patent holder.
- Scott ForstallLed the original iPhone and iOS software team.
- Tony FadellThe father of the iPod and a co-creator of the iPhone.
- Craig FederighiLeads software engineering for macOS and iOS.
- Tim CookApple's CEO since 2011, who built the operations behind its products.
- Phil SchillerLongtime marketing chief who now leads the App Store as an Apple Fellow.
- Eddy CueBuilt the iTunes Store and the App Store; leads Apple Services.
- John GiannandreaBuilt Apple's machine learning and AI organization.
- Jony IveChief Design Officer behind the iMac, iPod, iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch.
- Bas OrdingInvented inertial scrolling and the rubber-band bounce for the iPhone.
- Imran ChaudhriHuman interface designer on the iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch.
- Alan DyeLed Apple's Human Interface design, from the Apple Watch to Liquid Glass.
- Pedro PiñeraCreator of Tuist and XcodeProj, taming Xcode at scale
- Benedikt TerhechteAppVenture author teaching deep Swift and Mac craft
- Florent PilletMaker of NSLogger and co-author on RxSwift
- Jeroen LeenartsHost of AppForce1 and steward of CocoaHeads NL
- Bartosz CiechanowskiEx-iOS engineer creating the web's finest interactive explanations
- Marco EidingerSwiftyTech blogger and open-source tool maker
- Arek HolkoBuild-time optimizer and open-source iOS tinkerer from Warsaw
- Manuel Carrasco MolinaApple platform veteran, author and privacy advocate
- Daniel SaidiCreator of KeyboardKit and a shelf of open-source SDKs
- Dominik HauserAuthor of the definitive TDD book for iOS
- Vadim BulavinAuthor of Yet Another Swift Blog
- Igor KulmanPrague iOS engineer building privacy-first apps in the open
- Frederik JacquesBelgian iOS educator and long-time lecturer
- Christian TietzeIndie Mac developer behind The Archive and clean-code writing
- Kåre MorstølNorwegian maker of Swift command-line tooling
- Pierre FelginesFrench iOS engineer writing on architecture and craft
- Paweł DudekGodfather of Poland's iOS meetups and workshops
- Kamil TustanowskiCornerbit author exploring Vision and human-machine interaction
- Jérôme AlvesFrench Swift engineer and FrenchKit speaker
- Juanpe CatalánCreator of SkeletonView from Seville
- Marco SantarossaMarcoSantaDev author and Kodeco tech editor
- Matthias TretterVienna app maker, PSPDFKit co-founder
- Ignacio Nieto CarvajalDigital Leaves author on Swift and cryptography
- Giordano ScalzoAuthor of the SwiftUI Cookbook and CoderDojo co-founder
- Wesley de GrootDutch open-source contributor behind Aurora Editor
- Morten Bek DitlevsenDanish Swift engineer and Aarhus meetup organizer
- Alberto De BortoliItalian principal iOS engineer writing on scale
- Lukas KubanekDresden indie developer behind Diagrams for Mac
- Tobias Due MunkCopenhagen designer-developer of iOS apps
- Riccardo CipolleschiItalian engineer driving React Native's New Architecture on iOS
- Stefan CeriuApple-platforms tech lead on Element X and Matrix
- Benoit PasquierFrench engineer blogging on iOS and career
- Vasilis AkoinoglouAthens creative coder wrapping Vision and Processing in Swift
- Sergii KryvoblotskyiMacPaw R&D lead and weekend indie maker from Kyiv
- Nicolas BichonFrench indie maker crafting focused iOS apps
- Cesare RocchiItalian UX designer, developer and podcaster
- Ricardo PereiraPortuguese open-source iOS library maker
- Cornelius HorstmannBerlin iOS lead writing on development and leadership
- Sho IkedaKyoto open-source maintainer keeping Swift's core tooling alive
- Masayuki OnoCreator of LicensePlist and a prolific Swift writer
- Yosuke IshikawaAuthor of APIKit, type-safe networking for Swift
- Tim NugentO'Reilly author teaching Swift across every Apple platform
- Ritesh GuptaSwift India organizer and open-source list-UI maker
- Norio NomuraThe maintainer behind SwiftLint's YAML and SourceKit plumbing
- Shuichi TsutsumiFreelance iOS engineer and author on Metal, BLE and Core ML
- Yaoyuan GuoCreator of YYKit, one of iOS's most-loved component libraries
- Kohki MikiBuild-tooling engineer who made Swift packages fast at scale
- Jia Chen YeeTwo-time Swift Student Challenge winner building Asia's student community
- Yasuhiro InamiFunctional Swift explorer bringing Elm-style state to iOS
- Yusuke KitaSwift compiler contributor teaching others to hack on Swift
- Adam LyttleMelbourne indie developer sharing the honest App Store playbook
- Tomohiro KumagaiJapan's tireless Swift evangelist and study-group host
- Casa TaloyumThe architect who shaped modular iOS design in China
- Ryo AoyamaAuthor of DifferenceKit and declarative list UIs for Swift
- Harry LiTaiwanese engineer-writer open-sourcing iOS automation tools
- Ethan HuangTaipei educator and podcaster demystifying iOS development
- Harry NgEducator who taught macOS development, one video a day
- Mohammad Hasif AfiqFirst Malaysian in Apple's developer recognition, and SwiftLah!
- Vinh NguyenVietnamese engineer shipping open-source SwiftUI apps
- Jane ChaoCreator of ChaoCode, teaching SwiftUI to Chinese speakers
- Siqi ZhangHead of SwiftGG, connecting China to the global Apple community
- Dai MingBeijing author of one of China's best-known iOS courses
- Sadao TokuyamaJapan's most prolific chronicler of visionOS development
- Kaz YoshikawaVeteran Apple engineer working in Metal and Core Image
- Yuan SunThe Objective-C runtime writer behind forkingdog's classics
- YunWon JeongMaintainer of Gureum, the Korean input method for macOS
- Kenta KuboSystems-minded indie pushing Swift into new frontiers
- Toshihiro SuzukiCommunity-minded iOS engineer sharing everything he builds
- Ben DodsonUK freelance Apple app developer shipping native apps since day one of the App Store
- Sam DaviesUK iOS educator who taught Swift to countless developers through books and video
- Douglas HillLondon engineer making iPad and Mac apps keyboard-first, and co-running NSLondon
- Rich TurtonUK iOS developer, prolific Stack Overflow helper, and Command Shift blogger
- Sam DeaneUK Cocoa veteran behind Elegant Chaos and a stream of open-source Swift tools
- Chris BaileyUK architect who founded the Swift Server Work Group and brought Swift to the cloud
- Ian PartridgeUK engineer who helped build Kitura and the foundations of server-side Swift
- Steve BarnegrenLondon developer sharing elegant Swift animation and music-theory open source
- Kane CheshireUK iOS developer publishing sharp, focused open-source tools for the community
- Matt GemmellEdinburgh Cocoa developer whose open source and blog shaped a generation of Apple devs
- Graham LeeOxford engineer and author who has written Objective-C for over twenty years
- Sally ShepardUK indie developer and accessibility advocate making iOS apps work for everyone
- Daniel KennettBritish Cocoa developer behind Spotify's early SDKs and the indie Cascable camera apps
- Ross ButlerUK engineer and NSLondon co-organiser publishing widely-used Swift libraries
- Dermot DalyDublin app-studio founder and co-organiser of Ireland's Úll conference
- Paul CampbellDublin organiser who co-founded Úll, Ireland's Apple designers-and-developers conference
- Neil KimmettBritish mobile engineer contributing to Swift and writing candidly about iOS craft
- Simon GladmanLondon developer and early Swift champion exploring Core Image, Metal and image processing
- Marc PalmerUK Apple-platforms engineer and product designer behind the Flint framework
- Daniel HaightLondon iOS developer and NSLondon super-organiser building the city's Apple community
- Milen DzhumerovLondon indie Mac developer behind Monodraw and a sharp voice on the Mac App Store
- James FrostBristol engineer who has led beloved apps like Day One and WordPress for iOS
- Nick KuhBrighton-based iOS author and course creator teaching Swift app development
- David HardimanUK iOS engineer publishing practical, long-maintained Swift open-source tools
- James SherlockExeter principal engineer contributing to Vapor and championing accessibility
- Malcolm HallScotland-based iOS developer sharing SwiftUI open source and hard-won answers
- Shams AhmedLondon senior iOS engineer and NSLondon organiser sharing developer tooling
- Oisín PrendivilleDublin indie developer, co-founder of Supertop and creator of the Castro podcast app
- Vinicius SouzaCurator of Awesome iOS, the map of the Apple developer ecosystem
- Vinicius VendraminiBuilt Gryphon, a Swift-to-Kotlin translator, out of São Paulo
- Tiago AguiarTeaches native iOS in Portuguese to Brazil's largest audience
- Marcelo FabriCore maintainer of SwiftLint, the Swift style standard
- Bruno GuidolimIndie iOS and macOS maker shipping from Belo Horizonte
- Martin BarretoCo-created Eureka, the iOS form builder, from Uruguay
- Guido Marucci BlasWolox co-founder who brought Elm ideas to Swift with Portal
- Ignacio Romero ZurbuchenCreator of DZNEmptyDataSet, the empty-state library everyone used
- Sam VermetteMade SVProgressHUD and Transit from Montreal
- Daniel Cohen GindiAuthor of Charts, the go-to charting library for Apple platforms
- Dori AdarChampions SwiftUI as a real prototyping tool for designers
- Ali Can BaturIstanbul iOS developer and co-host of the Swifthane podcast
- Ahmet YalcinkayaOrganizer of NSIstanbul and maker of Swifttube
- Mpendulo NdlovuOrganizer of the Cape Town Swift meetup in South Africa
- Bruno ReginatoFounder of the Swift Dubai meetup in the UAE
- Paola MataiOS engineer and NYC community builder who opens doors for the next wave of Swift developers
- Meghan KaneiOS engineer who made on-device machine learning approachable for Apple developers
- Anastasiia VoitovaSecurity and cryptography engineer who teaches Apple developers how to protect user data
- Ayaka NonakaiOS engineer whose open-source Swift and linguistics work shaped early Swift culture
- Sarah OlsonSenior engineer and speaker who teaches SwiftUI through playful, hands-on sample apps
- Tammy CoronIndie game developer and author behind Apple's SpriteKit and game-frameworks teaching
- Carola NitzLongtime VLC for iOS engineer reaching tens of millions with open-source Apple software
- Roxana JulaiOS and augmented-reality developer who documents ARKit for the whole community
- Lyndsey ScottiOS developer and educator proving, publicly, that coders come in every form
- Laura SavinoSwift engineer and keynote speaker on the human side of reading other people's code
- Ashley Nelson-HornsteiniOS engineer, ex-Apple and Dropbox, championing accessibility and craft
- Kamilah TayloriOS engineering leader and author writing the playbook for a more inclusive tech
- Agnes VasarhelyiiOS engineer in love with open source and reactive Swift
- Christina WarrenDeveloper advocate and longtime Apple-world storyteller connecting tools to people
- Anu MittalSenior iOS engineer and evangelist sharing the road from beginner to shipping developer
- Donna McCullochiOS software engineer and conference speaker across Objective-C and Swift
- Yasmin BenattiiOS developer and podcaster teaching testable code and clean view-coding
- Christine AbernathyDeveloper advocate who helped grow open source and mobile developer communities
- Tamar NachmanySenior iOS engineer shipping at some of the apps people use every day
- Jaimee NewberryDesigner, maker, and community catalyst behind WWDCgirls and App Camp advocacy
- Kateryna SytnykiOS engineer turned founding CTO who leads mobile teams from code to strategy
- Aleen SimmsPodcaster and app-launch guide helping indie iOS and Mac developers get discovered
- Timirah JamesiOS developer advocate who helped run Apple Entrepreneur Camp and the WWDC21 lounges
- Julie YaunchesiOS engineer and Brooklyn Swift organizer who digs into Swift internals
- Daisy RamosiOS engineer and community organizer keeping the women-in-iOS speakers list alive
- Kateryna GridinaSenior mobile engineer teaching SwiftUI through open workshops and conference talks
- Rebecca SlatkinStaff iOS engineer and candid voice on the daily reality of Apple development
- Sofia SwidarowicziOS engineer building developer tooling and sharing it in the open
- Morris RichmanStudent iOS maker building accessible, on-device-AI camera apps; two-time Swift Student Challenge winner.
- Alessio RubiciniiOS engineer and prolific SwiftUI open-source author; Swift Student Challenge 2025 winner.
- Rexan WongIndie maker whose viral design tool passed 2k stars; Swift Student Challenge 2023 winner.
- Ungjae LeeSeoul iOS engineer behind widely-used SwiftUI text components; Swift Student Challenge 2023 winner.
- Yanan LiSwiftUI open-source engineer whose MarkdownView is a community staple; Swift Student Challenge 2023 winner.
- Roscoe Rubin-RottenbergBrooklyn teenage engineer building open social tooling and native apps; Swift Student Challenge 2024 winner.
- Jotaro SugiyamaTokyo (Keio SFC) maker of AR and creative iOS apps; Swift Student Challenge 2025 winner.
- Fayaz ShaikhMaker of iOS camera tools and gaming utilities loved by communities; Swift Student Challenge 2025 winner.
- James Deming KongFull-stack CS student shipping on-device fitness tracking; Swift Student Challenge 2025 winner.
- John SeongBuilder of a cross-platform quantum-mechanics visualizer; Swift Student Challenge 2023 winner.
- Arjun BalakrishnanData-science engineer bridging Swift and ML; Swift Student Challenge 2023 winner.
- Chawabhon NetisinghaThai teenage maker across AI, accessibility and security; two-time Swift Student Challenge winner (2026 Distinguished).
- Freddie NicholsonAR/RealityKit app maker; Swift Student Challenge 2024 Distinguished Winner.
- Vedant MalhotraMaker of playful learning apps with PencilKit and Vision; Swift Student Challenge 2024 Distinguished Winner.
- Conrad CrawfordDesign-minded maker who believes software should feel good to use; WWDC 2022 scholar.
- Carlos MbenderaGenAI-in-Swift maker and former Apple Vision Pro intern; Swift Student Challenge 2023 winner.
- Jose Adolfo TalactacMaker of interactive electronics-and-logic learning playgrounds; multi-year Swift Student Challenge winner.
- Alpay CalalliComputer-vision iOS engineer and open-source author; two-time Swift Student Challenge winner (2024, 2025).
- Vincent CaiDeveloper-linguist building Vision-powered utilities; multi-year Swift Student Challenge participant and Apple intern.
- Henri BredtDesigner-developer and four-time Swift Student Challenge winner across four straight years.
- Kyoya YamaguchiTokyo iOS maker of educational and creative Swift apps; Swift Student Challenge 2023 winner.
- Peter YaacoubIndie iOS developer and four-time Swift Student Challenge winner (2020-2023).
- Amelia WhileLondon systems engineer and reverse engineer behind a landmark iOS package manager.
- Leon BöttgerSecurity researcher building anti-stalking privacy tools; three-time Distinguished Swift Student Challenge winner.
- Seokho LeeSeoul iOS maker of health and developer-experience apps; two-time Swift Student Challenge winner (2023, 2024).
- Syed Aabis AkhtarStudent engineer building developer libraries and crypto-education tools; Swift Student Challenge 2023 winner.
- Warren MooreThe engineer who taught a generation to render with Metal
- Marius HorgaMetalKit's tireless explainer of Apple's GPU
- Janie ClaytonAuthor of the Metal Programming Guide
- Jonatan LiljedahlThe mind behind AUM, the connective tissue of iOS music-making
- Caroline BegbieCo-author of Metal by Tutorials, indie graphics teacher
- Chris AdamsonWrote the book on Core Audio for Mac and iOS
- Taylor HollidayCreator of Audulus, the pocket modular synth
- Bram BosIndie synth-maker behind Ruismaker, Mozaic and Ripplemaker
- David RönnqvistSceneKit author with a passion for graphics and animation
- Noel LlopisGames-from-Within veteran turned indie iOS game maker
- Matthew FecherCo-founder of AudioKit Pro and creator of Synth One
- Dilmer ValecillosXR educator bringing developers to visionOS and spatial computing
- Rami IsmailVlambeer co-founder behind Apple Design Award winner Ridiculous Fishing
- Nick CulbertsonMoby Pixel's musician-developer of iOS synths and game apps
- Ryan FrancesconiAudioKit engineer and macOS audio-software developer
- Terry CavanaghCreator of Super Hexagon and VVVVVV
- Syed Haris AliAuthor of EZAudio, the beloved iOS/macOS audio framework
- Michael BroughRoguelike designer who invented the 'Broughlike'
- Steffen ItterheimTaught iOS game development through cocos2d and SpriteKit
- Alexander RandonComposer-engineer behind Fugue Machine, the multi-playhead sequencer
- Ryan CashSnowman founder behind Alto's Adventure and Alto's Odyssey
- Jan Willem NijmanVlambeer co-founder and craftsman of game feel
- Luke SchneiderRadiangames' one-person studio of neon arcade shooters
- Reza AliCreator of Satin, a Metal 3D graphics framework, and Valence 3D
- Devin RothComposer-engineer behind BlackHole, the virtual audio driver
- Alexander ZolotovNightRadio, creator of the SunVox modular tracker
- Bart BonteBelgian solo dev of minimalist puzzle games
- Paul J. AdamMobile accessibility consultant who has tested apps with VoiceOver since the iPhone 3GS in 2009.
- Haben GirmaFirst Deafblind graduate of Harvard Law and a global champion for disability-driven innovation.
- Molly WattDeafblind accessibility and usability consultant who showed the world what Apple Watch means for Usher Syndrome.
- Steven AquinoFreelance journalist covering accessibility in tech from lived experience, for over a decade.
- Marco ZeheBlind accessibility engineer whose blog has documented VoiceOver since the very first accessible iPhone.
- Shelly BrisbinAuthor of the definitive user's guide to iOS accessibility, across twelve editions.
- Jonathan MosenTotally blind technology author and broadcaster whose books teach iOS without the eye.
- Klemens StrasserIndie developer whose games are designed for accessibility from day one, not retrofitted.
- Devin PraterBlind assistive-technology trainer and writer who tests the Apple experience with the screen readers he lives on.
- Christopher HillsApple-certified video editor and 'Switch Master' who edits Final Cut Pro with a single switch.
- Todd StabelfeldtThe 'Quadfather' who runs a business and a smart home as a quadriplegic using Apple Switch Control.
- Natascha FadeevaSenior iOS developer and educator whose tutorials make VoiceOver and Dynamic Type approachable.
- Darice de CubaLate-deaf designer and speaker making the case for inclusive design from lived experience.
- Luis PerezApple Distinguished Educator and legally-blind photographer championing accessibility and UDL.
- Austin SeraphinBlind programmer whose 2010 essay on the iPhone became a landmark of accessibility writing.
- Mikhail RubanoviOS engineer who built the tooling and the book for designing VoiceOver experiences.
- Marco SalsicciaBlind accessibility engineer and coach who teaches blind people to build their own visuals.
- Chris HofstaderBlind accessibility writer and former screen-reader engineering lead holding Apple to its own bar.
- David WoodbridgeBlind Apple accessibility ambassador whose podcasts have guided the community since 2008.
- Ilkka PirttimaaFinnish developer of BlindSquare, one of the world's most popular navigation apps for blind people.
- Justin WilliamsDenver indie behind Second Gear, Elements, and Glassboard
- Bill DudneyColorado author and former Apple frameworks evangelist
- David SinclairPortland indie behind Dejal's Time Out and Simon
- Mike ZornekPhiladelphia developer, teacher, and CocoaHeads mainstay
- Adrian EvesNashville's Swiftsonic organizer and accessibility engineer
- Travis BrigmanNashville CocoaHeads organizer and full-stack iOS maker
- Bob McCuneMinneapolis AV Foundation author and MN CocoaHeads founder
- Justin MillerPortland maps engineer and former Mapbox iOS lead
- Rene CacheauxAustin mobile architect and app-architecture author
- Paul CantrellMinneapolis CS educator and creator of Siesta
- Josh JohnsonDurham developer who founded Triangle Cocoa and CocoaHeads.TV
- Sean WolterChicago NSCoder + CocoaHeads organizer and podcast host
- Paul KafasisBoston co-founder and CEO of Rogue Amoeba
- Kevin HarwoodAustin engineer and AFNetworking maintainer
- Henry BalanonDetroit Labs co-founder and iOS product engineer
- Jay GravesDenver mobile engineering leader and 360iDev speaker
- Chris DzombakAnn Arbor engineer who built mobile products at the NYT
- Oliver ReichensteinFounder of iA and creator of iA Writer's focus-mode writing
- Ryan HansonMaker of Rectangle, the open-source window manager for macOS
- John BraytonSolo developer behind Unread, the calm RSS reader
- Quentin ZervaasCreator of Streaks, the Apple Design Award habit tracker
- Lukas BurgstallerDeveloper of Fiery Feeds, the power-user RSS client
- Quentin CarnicelliCTO of Rogue Amoeba, keeping Mac audio magical
- David LanhamIllustrator and interface designer at the Iconfactory
- David BarnardFounder of Contrast, maker of Launch Center Pro and Weather Up
- Ben UboisFounder of Feedbin, the RSS service that revived reading
- Nate ParrottMaker of feeeed, the calm algorithmic reader
- Brett TerpstraCreator of Marked, nvALT, and countless Mac writing tools
- Matt RixSolo creator of Trainyard, the viral App Store puzzle hit
- Aditya RajveerCreator of Marvis Pro, MacStories App of the Year
- Werner JainekCo-founder of Cultured Code, makers of Things
- Lin JunjieMaker of Due and co-creator of the ADA-winning Elk
- Muh Hon ChengCo-founder of Clean Shaven Apps, Apple Design Award for Elk
- Lisa BettanyCo-creator of Camera+, the landmark iPhone camera app
- Amir RajanCreator of A Dark Room and the DragonRuby game engine
- Greg ScownCo-founder of Smile, makers of TextExpander and PDFpen
- Fletcher PenneyCreator of MultiMarkdown, the academic Markdown standard
- Peter CurryCo-founder of Dinosaur Polo Club, creator of Mini Metro
- Dan CounsellFounder of Realmac Software, makers of Clear and RapidWeaver
- Vojtech RinikCreator of Parcel, the beloved delivery-tracking app
- Bálint OroszFounder of Craft, Apple's 2021 Mac App of the Year
- Shawn HickmanSolo maker of Sofa, the downtime organizer
- Damir TursunovicCreator of Dropover, the shake-to-shelf Mac utility
- Emmanuel CrouvisierSolo developer of CardPointers, the credit-card rewards app
- Junyu KuangIndependent developer and creator of Spring for Twitter
- Linda DongRewrote Apple's Human Interface Guidelines for a generation of designers.
- Antonio CavedoniType designer who led Apple's San Francisco typeface.
- Gavin NelsonApp-icon craftsman behind Linear's mark and native mobile design.
- Nathan GitterDesign engineer whose SwiftUI experiments taught the community fluid interfaces.
- Jordan SingerDesigner-coder who prototypes ideas straight into shippable interfaces.
- Rasmus AnderssonDesigner-engineer who made Inter, the UI typeface of modern software.
- Josh ClarkWrote Tapworthy, the book that taught a generation to design for iPhone.
- Charlie DeetsProduct designer for iOS and macOS at Apple, WhatsApp, and The Browser Company.
- Wolfgang BartelmeAustrian UI and icon designer crafting interfaces for Mac and iOS apps.
- Luke WroblewskiAuthor of Mobile First, the manifesto for designing small screens first.
- Rafael CondeDesign engineer shipping apps across every Apple platform.
- Tim Van DammeInterface designer who shaped Instagram, Dropbox, and Figma on iOS.
- Khoi VinhDesign director and iPad-app maker; one of America's most influential designers.
- Dan SafferInteraction designer who literally wrote the book on microinteractions.
- Jeremy SalléeProduct and icon designer with a passion for simple interfaces.
- Anthony PirainoIconfactory designer drawing icons and interfaces since 2003.
- Kevin ClarkProduct designer and co-host of the long-running Layout design podcast.
- Jasper HauserThree-time Apple Design Award winner and icon craftsman.
- Timm KekeritzInteraction designer behind Raureif's beautiful iOS apps and data viz.
- Mike MatasInterface designer of the original iPhone, iPad, and Delicious Library.
- Adam WhitcroftIconographer making iOS and macOS app icons and open icon sets.
- Ollie WagnerDesigned the original iPad's core apps and 323 of Apple's first emoji.
- Arun VenkatesanDesign engineer whose essays unpack the craft of Apple design.
- Pavel ZakSwiftUI animation specialist teaching the craft through open experiments.
- Xiaodi WuProlific swift-evolution author and review manager
- Frederick Kellison-LinnSwift Language Steering Group member and proposal author
- Owen VoorheesChair of the Swift Build and Packaging Workgroup
- Kuba MracekEmbedded Swift lead on Apple's Swift compiler team
- Rauhul VarmaCreator of swift-mmio and Embedded Swift examples
- Erik EcksteinSwift SIL optimizer code owner at Apple
- Meghana GuptaSwift ownership and noncopyable types engineer at Apple
- Amritpan KaurSwift compiler contributor focused on the type checker
- Franklin SchransSwift-DocC engineer at Apple
- Stuart MontgomerySwift Testing engineering lead at Apple
- Mishal ShahSwift Core Team member and infrastructure lead
- Dave LeeSwift debugging engineer on LLDB at Apple
- Egor ZhdanSwift and C++ interoperability engineer at Apple
- Zoe CarverSwift and C++ interop pioneer
- Gábor HorváthCompiler engineer on Swift and C++ interop safety
- Kaitlin MaharSwift Server Workgroup member and MongoDB Swift driver lead
- David NadobaSwiftNIO contributor and Apple engineer
- Kyle BrowningCreator of APNSwift
- Karl WagnerCreator of the WebURL Swift package
- Dianna MaCreator of Swiftinit and the Unidoc documentation engine
- Marc Prud'hommeauxCo-creator of Skip, native Swift apps on Android
- Abe WhiteCo-creator of Skip and SwiftUI-for-Android engineer
- Thomas Van LentenPrimary author of swift-protobuf at Google
- Jon ShierAlamofire maintainer and board member
- Anthony LatsisSwift compiler contributor and SE-0309 co-author
- Suyash SrijanSwift Evolution author and Contributor Experience Workgroup member
- James DempseySwift Website Workgroup member and developer educator
- Yim LeeSwift Package Manager and registry engineer at Apple
- Anders BertelrudSwift Package Manager engineer and proposal author
- Argyrios KyrtzidisSourceKit lead and SourceKit-LSP announcer at Apple
- Ben BarhamSourceKit-LSP maintainer at Apple
- John HoldsworthCreator of InjectionIII hot reloading for Swift
- Danny MöschSwiftLint maintainer
- Joseph HeckAuthor of Using Combine and Swift documentation contributor
- Richard WeiDifferentiable Swift lead engineer
- Tim KientzleSwift runtime engineer and floating-point formatting author
- Ethan KustersSwift-DocC engineer at Apple
- Arnold SchwaighoferSwift compiler IRGen engineer at Apple
- Alexis LaferrièreSwift compiler engineer and SE-0409 author
- Evan WildeSwift Platform Steering Group engineer at Apple
- Adrian PrantlDebug information engineer for Swift and LLVM at Apple
- Angelos KatharopoulosCo-creator of MLX, Apple machine learning research
- Jagrit DiganiCo-creator of MLX, Metal kernel engineering
- Ronan CollobertCo-creator of MLX and co-author of the original Torch
- David KoskiCreator and maintainer of MLX Swift
- Alex BarronMLX core contributor, quantization and fast kernels
- Cheng ZhaoMLX maintainer at Apple and creator of Electron
- Prince CanumaCreator of mlx-vlm and mlx-audio
- Ivan Fioravantimlx-community model converter and Apple silicon LLM benchmarker
- Gökdeniz GülmezCreator of mlx-lm-lora and prolific mlx-lm contributor
- Chime OgbujiCreator of mlx-tuning-fork for LoRA fine-tuning on Mac
- Pedro Cuencaswift-transformers author, ML for Apple platforms at Hugging Face
- Vaibhav SrivastavOn-device ML and community lead at Hugging Face
- Atila OrhonFounder of Argmax, on-device inference for Apple silicon
- Zach NagengastCTO of Argmax, WhisperKit engineering
- Alex CheemaCo-founder of EXO Labs, distributed inference on Apple devices
- Yagil BurowskiFounder of LM Studio
- Georgi GerganovCreator of llama.cpp, whisper.cpp, and ggml
- Justine TunneyCreator of llamafile and CPU inference kernel author
- Liu LiuCreator of Draw Things, offline image generation on Apple devices
- Simon WillisonCreator of the LLM CLI and llm-mlx plugin
- Anthony DePasqualeIndependent developer building MLX Swift audio and app tooling
- John MaiCreator of ChatMLX and MLX Swift model porter
- Tristan BilotCo-creator of mlx-graphs, GNNs on Apple silicon
- Francesco FarinaCo-creator of mlx-graphs
- Nripesh NiketanMLX core contributor, ops and activations
- Lucas NewmanMLX audio model porter, f5-tts-mlx and vocos-mlx
- Cyril ZakkaHealth lead at Hugging Face building with MLX and Swift
- Jeffrey MorganCo-founder and CEO of Ollama
- Michael ChiangCo-founder of Ollama
- Kevin HermawanCreator of Ollamac and OllamaKit
- Ronald MannakCreator of Pico AI Homelab and Pico MLX Server
- Augustinas MalinauskasCreator of Enchanted, open source private LLM client
- Pavan Kumar Anasosalu VasuApple researcher, lead author of MobileCLIP and FastVLM
- Sachin MehtaLead author of OpenELM and CoreNet
- Timothy LiuCreator of asitop, performance monitoring for Apple silicon
- Alex ZiskindDeveloper educator benchmarking local AI on Apple silicon
- Juarez BochiMLX contributor, GGUF support and model ports
- Ray FernandoEx-Apple engineer livestreaming local AI development with MLX
- Samy BengioSenior Director of AI and ML Research at Apple
- Tatiana LikhomanenkoResearch scientist in speech and privacy at Apple
- Navdeep JaitlyMachine learning research scientist at Apple, speech and language
- Zhe GanPrincipal researcher on multimodal foundation models at Apple
- Alex AceroSenior Director of Siri speech technology at Apple, IEEE Fellow
- Mehrdad FarajtabarSenior research manager for LLM reasoning at Apple
- Iman MirzadehMachine learning research engineer at Apple, lead author of GSM-Symbolic
- Keivan AlizadehApple researcher, co-author of LLM in a Flash
- Fartash FaghriApple ML researcher on efficient foundation model training
- Hadi PouransariApple researcher on efficient multimodal models
- Oncel TuzelDistinguished Scientist, Machine Learning Research at Apple
- Maxwell HortonApple researcher on efficient language models
- Dan BusbridgeApple researcher, lead author of Distillation Scaling Laws
- Pierre AblinMachine learning researcher at Apple MLR Paris
- Marco CuturiResearch scientist at Apple MLR, optimal transport pioneer
- David GrangierApple MLR researcher on language model training data
- Shuangfei ZhaiApple researcher, creator of TarFlow normalizing flows
- Josh SusskindDistinguished Scientist who led deep learning research at Apple
- Alaaeldin El-NoubyApple researcher, lead author of AIM autoregressive image models
- Miguel Angel BautistaResearch scientist leading generative modeling at Apple MLR
- Jason RamapuramApple researcher, lead author of sigmoid self-attention
- Preetum NakkiranApple researcher on calibration and the science of deep learning
- Yizhe ZhangStaff research scientist at Apple MLR, language and code agents
- Zakaria AldenehApple speech researcher, co-author of dMel speech tokenization
- Barry-John TheobaldMachine learning research manager for speech at Apple
- Jeffrey BighamHead of Human-Centered Machine Learning at Apple, CMU professor
- Vaishaal ShankarApple researcher, co-lead of DataComp-LM open datasets
- Chong WangApple researcher on Apple Intelligence foundation language models
- Aonan ZhangApple foundation models researcher on reasoning and pretraining
- Amos GyamfiiOS and AI developer advocate teaching the Foundation Models framework
- Diego DevesaCore maintainer of llama.cpp and ggml
- Tom JobbinsTheBloke, prolific quantizer of open models to GGUF
- Colin Kealtybartowski, the GGUF quantizer the Mac community runs on
- Matthijs HollemansAuthor of the Core ML Survival Guide
- Toby RosemanMaintainer of coremltools at Apple
- Philip TurnerAuthor of metal-flash-attention
- Nikita ShulgaPyTorch core maintainer expanding the MPS backend
- Kulin SethLed Apple's PyTorch MPS backend
- Tianqi ChenCreator of MLC-LLM, TVM, and XGBoost
- Iwan KawrakowAuthor of llama.cpp's k-quants and SOTA low-bit quantization
- Xuan-Son Nguyenllama.cpp core maintainer at Hugging Face
- Mohammad RastegariXNOR-Net creator who shaped Apple's on-device AI
- Guillermo CiqueCreator of Guernika and GuernikaKit for Core ML diffusion
- Fabian BoemerLead of Apple's Swift Homomorphic Encryption library
- Karl TarbeCo-maintainer of Swift Homomorphic Encryption at Apple
- Kunal TalwarResearch scientist at Apple, foundational differential privacy theorist
- Vitaly FeldmanResearch scientist at Apple, privacy amplification and memorization in ML
- Audra McMillanResearch scientist at Apple, statistics under differential privacy
- Hilal AsiResearch scientist at Apple, private optimization and private search
- Guy RothblumResearch scientist at Apple, differential privacy and verifiable computation
- Filip GranqvistLead author of pfl-research, Apple's private federated learning framework
- Áine CahillPrivate federated learning researcher at Apple
- Rogier van DalenMachine learning researcher on private federated learning
- Martin PelikanPrivate federated learning engineer and pfl-research co-author
- John WilanderCreator of Intelligent Tracking Prevention and Private Click Measurement
- Brent FulghamWebKit engineer on tracking prevention and web privacy
- Eric SeufertAuthor of Mobile Dev Memo, leading analyst of SKAdNetwork and AdAttributionKit
- Matthew GreenCryptography professor at Johns Hopkins, public analyst of Apple privacy systems
- Ivan KrstićHead of Apple Security Engineering and Architecture, public voice of Private Cloud Compute
- Konrad KollnigAuthor of the Goodbye Tracking study on App Tracking Transparency
- Reuben BinnsAssociate Professor at Oxford, mobile tracking and data protection researcher
- Max Van KleekAssociate Professor at Oxford, human-centred privacy and app sovereignty
- Tommy MyskiOS privacy researcher and co-founder of Mysk
- Talal Haj BakryiOS privacy researcher and co-founder of Mysk
- Alexander HeinrichCreator of AirGuard and co-author of PrivateDrop
- Jiska ClassenWireless and iPhone security researcher, Hasso Plattner Institute
- Milan StuteCo-creator of OpenDrop and the PrivateDrop AirDrop research
- Tianshi LiAssistant Professor at Northeastern, privacy nutrition label researcher
- Aleksandra KorolovaProfessor who audited Apple's differential privacy deployment
- Douglas StebilaCryptography professor who publicly analyzed iMessage PQ3
- Felix LinkerFormal verification researcher who machine-proved iMessage PQ3
- Patrick WardleFounder of the Objective-See Foundation, free macOS security tools
- Csaba FitzlPrincipal macOS security researcher, TCC and privacy bypass research
- Damien DesfontainesDifferential privacy educator, author of the Ted is writing things blog
- Muhammad Haris MugheesPrivate information retrieval researcher, co-author of Wally
- Wojciech RegułaCreator of iOS Security Suite, Apple platform security researcher
- Jason HongCMU professor, pioneer of smartphone privacy research and privacy labels
- Yuvraj AgarwalCMU professor building tools for accurate privacy labels
- Anastasia ShubaPrivacy engineer and co-author of the Goodbye Tracking ATT study
- Matthew CassinelliShortcuts and App Intents educator, formerly of the Workflow team
- Rosemary OrchardCo-host of Automators and author of Take Control of Shortcuts
- David SparksMacSparky, creator of the Shortcuts Field Guides
- Christopher LawleyYouTube creator teaching iPad and Shortcuts automation
- Stephen RoblesYouTube creator teaching Apple Shortcuts and Apple Intelligence workflows
- Alex GuyotMacStories writer and engineer known for definitive Shortcuts reviews
- John VoorheesManaging Editor of MacStories, co-host of AppStories
- Stephen MillardAutomation writer behind ThoughtAsylum and the TADpoLe library
- Ari WeinsteinCo-creator of Workflow and Shortcuts, co-founder of Sky
- Conrad KramerCo-creator of Workflow, co-founder of Sky for Mac
- Taylor LinemanCreator of Jellycuts, the pocket-sized IDE for Shortcuts
- Rodrigo AraujoCreator of Charty, charts built for Shortcuts
- Thomas Paul MannCo-founder and CEO of Raycast
- Cameron CookeCreator of XcodeBuildMCP
- Gary RosenzweigFounder and host of MacMost
- Finn VoorheesSwift developer behind yap, on-device transcription for the Mac
- Devin DaviesCreator of Crouton, Apple Design Award winner
- Vatsal ManotCreator of SwiftUIX, building open-source Swift AI infrastructure
- James RochabrunCreator of SwiftOpenAI and SwiftAnthropic
- Lou ZellFounder of AIProxy, Swift clients for AI providers
- Andrew ZhengCreator of OpenFind and beloved SwiftUI libraries
- Ke FangCreator of Queryable, private natural language photo search on iOS
- Leo MehligCreator of Structured, Apple Design Award winner
- Daniel EdrisianCreator of Alex Sidebar, the AI coding assistant for Xcode
- Matthieu RouifCo-founder and CEO of Photoroom
- Eliot AndresCo-founder and CTO of Photoroom
- Sam WhitmoreCo-founder of New Computer, creator of Dot
- Jason YuanCo-founder of New Computer, designer of Dot
- Geraldo RamosCo-founder and CEO of Moises
- Tanmay BakshiDeveloper and educator porting modern ML to Swift and Core ML
- Cliff WeitzmanFounder of Speechify, Apple Design Award winner for Inclusivity
- Swupnil SahaiCo-founder and CEO of SwingVision, Apple Design Award winner
- Stefan BlosDeveloper advocate teaching Swift, SwiftUI, and AI development
- Casey LissCo-host of Accidental Tech Podcast, maker of Callsheet
- Stephen HackettCo-founder of Relay, writer at 512 Pixels
- Myke HurleyCo-founder of the Relay podcast network
- Jason SnellEditor of Six Colors, host of Upgrade
- Mikah SargentHost of iOS Today and Hands-On Apple
- Brais MoureCreator of MoureDev, Spanish-language programming educator
- Pofat TsengCo-host of weak self, Taiwan's Apple developer podcast
- Natan RolnikCreator of Swift Toolkit
- Vina MelodyCore organizer of iOS Conf SG
- Afraz SiddiquiCreator of iOS Academy on YouTube
- Aryaman ShardaWriter of Digital Bunker
- Kari HoltzCo-founder of Deep Dish Swift
- Cihat GündüzOrganizer of WWDC Notes, writer of Swift Evolution Monthly
- Jonathan RasmussonCreator of Swift Arcade
- Pedro RojasCreator of Swift and Tips
- Caio ZulloCo-founder of Essential Developer
- Mike ApostolakisCo-founder of Essential Developer
- Kevin CarpenterOrganizer of SwiftCraft
- Diogo TridapalliSwift tooling engineer and CocoaHeads Brasil contributor
- Frank KruegerCreator of iCircuit and Calca, co-host of Merge Conflict
- Allen PikeWriter and host of It Shipped That Way
- Armin BriegelAuthor of Scripting OS X and the MacAdmins.news newsletter
- Austin CondiffDesign lead of the CodeEdit open source editor
- Greg HeoFounder of Swift Unboxed, conference speaker
- Soojin RoiOS educator behind the MiniSuperApp architecture course
- Kyle YeLead of the OpenSwiftUI project
- Michael LongCreator of the Factory dependency injection framework
- Daniel EggertCo-founder of objc.io
- Awni HannunCo-creator of MLX
- Tomer DoronServer-side Swift pioneer; Swift Core Team emeritus
- Congzheng SongPrivacy-of-ML researcher; pfl-research co-author
- Artem NovichkoviOS engineer writing on SwiftUI and MCP workflows
- Philipp StollenmayerSolo game maker behind kamibox, multiple-time Apple Design Award winner
- John MillsCo-founder and CEO of Watch Duty, 2025 Apple Design Award for Social Impact
- Isuru WanasingheCreator of Bears Gratitude, 2024 Apple Design Award for Delight and Fun
- Winston ChenFounder of Voice Dream Reader, pioneer of accessible reading on iOS
- Hans Jorgen WibergFounder of Be My Eyes, connecting blind users to volunteers and AI vision
- Saqib ShaikhCo-founder and engineering lead of Microsoft Seeing AI for iOS
- Willem Van de MieropCo-founder of AYES, maker of Oko, 2024 Apple Design Award for Inclusivity
- Karthik MahadevanCo-founder and chief designer of Envision, AI vision for blind users
- Sarah HerrlingerSenior Director of Global Accessibility Policy and Initiatives at Apple
- Dean HudsonAccessibility evangelist at Apple and part of the original VoiceOver team
- Scott DavertAppleVis editor and braille technology expert at Helen Keller National Center
- Thomas DomvilleAppleVis podcaster known as AnonyMouse, voice of VoiceOver walkthroughs
- Robin ChristophersonHead of Digital Inclusion at AbilityNet, MBE for services to digital inclusion
- Sina BahramFounder of Prime Access Consulting, blind computer scientist and inclusion expert
- Joe DevonCo-founder of Global Accessibility Awareness Day
- Istvan CsanadyFounder and CEO of Shapr3D, Apple Design Award winning CAD for iPad and Vision Pro
- Oleg StavitskyCo-founder and CEO of Endel, first ever Apple Watch App of the Year
- Raja VijayaramanCreator of Lumy and Calzy, Apple Watch App of the Year 2024 winner
- Matt AbrasSolo developer of SmartGym, Apple Watch App of the Year with on-watch ML
- Zac DuffCo-founder and CEO of JigSpace, spatial 3D presentations on Vision Pro
- Shahriar ShahrabiCreative director of Puzzling Places at Realities.io, Vision Pro launch title maker
- Joseph CohenFounder of Universe, 2023 Apple Design Award for Inclusivity with AI site design
- Jon IngoldCo-founder and narrative director of inkle, Apple Design Award winner for Overboard!
- Felix BohatschCEO of Broken Rules, game director of two Apple Design Award winners
- Asger StrandbyCo-founder of Floppy Club, maker of Rytmos, 2024 Apple Design Award for Interaction
- George BatchelorCreator of Bird Alone, 2021 Apple Design Award for Interaction
- Amanda SchofieldCo-founder of Studio Drydock, creator of Wylde Flowers, ADA Inclusivity winner
- Vladimir DanilaFounder of Linearity, creator of Vectornator, Apple Design Award finalist
- Shihab MehboobIndie iOS developer behind Mammoth, Aviary, and Vinyls
- Amit JainCo-founder and CEO of Luma AI, formerly Vision Pro passthrough engineer at Apple
- Ace LeeCreator of CapWords, 2025 Apple Design Award for Delight and Fun
- Simonas BastysLead developer of the Pixelmator Team, on-device ML image editing pioneer
- Nanea ReevesFounder and CEO of TRIPP, XR wellness on Apple Vision Pro
- Jan KrukowskiWhisperKit contributor and creator of swift-embeddings
- Patrick DevineCTO and maintainer of Ollama
- Bruce MacDonaldMaintainer of Ollama and ollama-js
- Michael YangCore maintainer of Ollama
- Daniel HiltgenOllama maintainer for GPU discovery and backends
- Divam GuptaCreator of DiffusionBee, Stable Diffusion for the Mac
- Adam TreatLead developer of GPT4All at Nomic
- Asghar GhorbaniCreator of PocketPal AI, local LLMs on the phone
- Jhen-Jie HongCreator of llama.rn and whisper.rn
- Laurent MazareLead author of Candle, Hugging Face's Rust ML framework
- Nicolas PatryAuthor of safetensors and tokenizers at Hugging Face
- Eric BuehlerCreator of mistral.rs, fast Rust LLM inference
- Charlie RuanLead of WebLLM and core contributor to MLC-LLM
- Andrei BetlenCreator of llama-cpp-python
- George HotzCreator of tinygrad and founder of the tiny corp
- Alyssa RosenzweigReverse-engineered the Apple GPU for the Asahi Linux drivers
- Hector MartinFounder of Asahi Linux
- Dougall JohnsonReverse engineer of Apple AMX and the M1 GPU instruction set
- Paul SchmiedmayerCo-founder of Stanford Spezi and SpeziLLM
- Yifan ShenCore ML Tools developer at Apple
- Doyoung GwakCreator of PoseEstimation-CoreML and awesome-ml-demos-with-ios
- Jiatao GuStaff research scientist at Apple MLR, generative models
- Yinfei YangMultimodal foundation models researcher, led MM1 and Ferret work at Apple
- Haotian ZhangResearch scientist on Ferret and MM1 at Apple
- Enrico FiniApple researcher behind the AIMv2 vision encoders
- Tom GunterLead author of the Apple Intelligence Foundation Language Models paper
- Ruoming PangLed the Apple Foundation Models team
- Zirui WangLeads post-training for Apple Foundation Models
- Raviteja VemulapalliApple researcher on MobileCLIP and efficient vision models
- Xavier SuauApple MLR researcher on activation steering
- Qingqing CaoApple research scientist on efficient on-device ML systems
- Jen-Hao Rick ChangApple MLR researcher whose work ships in Siri, Scribble, and QuickPath
- Julio César FernándezFounder of Apple Coding Academy and voice of Swift in Spanish
- Omar AlbeikCreator of SwifterSwift
- Yuma SoeriantoFive-time WWDC scholarship winner and creator of Anyone Can Code
- Ahmad SaharAuthor of iOS 17 Programming for Beginners
- Reinder de VriesFounder of LearnAppMaking
- Facundo MenzellaCo-founder of Swiftable, Latin America's iOS conference
- Marcos GriselliOpen-source Swift author and Swiftable co-organizer
- Josefina BustamanteCo-founder of Swiftable in Buenos Aires
- Harshil ShahIndie iOS developer and writer, maker of Peak
- Raghav SethiFounder of Swift Delhi
- Alvin VargheseSwift India community organizer and Swift Sparks author
- Minji Lee (Judy)Apple Developer Academy @ POSTECH mentor and spatial computing community co-founder
- Tony GrayAUC Chair and /dev/world organizer
- Tristram BatesNSLondon organizer
- Aled SamuelNSLondon organizer
- Oliver WeidlichAussie visionOS Days organizer and early iPhone community builder
- Marin BenčevićKodeco author and computer vision researcher
- Rizal HilmanApple Developer Academy mentor and SwiftBatam founder
- Gerson Janhuel HukyApple Certified Swift Trainer and Academy mentor in Batam
- Neil TayloriOSDevUK co-organizer and Aberystwyth University lecturer
- João PereiraCo-founder of SwiftAveiro
- Pedro CarrascoSwiftAveiro organizer and CocoaHeads Porto lead
- Asmi JainWWDC23 Swift Student Challenge winner, creator of EyeTrack
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- 🤫 Faculty · TU Delft — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the living professors and leaders of TU Delft, from quantum entanglement pioneers to flood protection engineers.
- 🤫 Faculty · University of Amsterdam — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the living professors and leaders of the University of Amsterdam, from AI pioneers to philosophers of privacy.
- 🤫 Faculty · Technion — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating living professors and leaders of the Technion, Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa.
- 🤫 Faculty · Weizmann Institute of Science — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating living scientists and leaders of the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot.
- 🤫 Faculty · Hebrew University of Jerusalem — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating living professors and leaders of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
- 🤫 Faculty · KAUST — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating living professors and leaders of King Abdullah University of Science and Technology in Thuwal.
- 🤫 Faculty · American University in Cairo — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating living professors and leaders of the American University in Cairo.
- 🤫 Faculty · IIT Bombay — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the living professors and leaders of IIT Bombay, from NLP and climate science to affordable medical diagnostics.
- 🤫 Faculty · IIT Delhi — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the living professors and leaders of IIT Delhi, from AI and algorithms to assistive technology and atmospheric science.
- 🤫 Faculty · IIT Madras — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the living professors and leaders of IIT Madras, from clean water nanoscience and AI to NPTEL and the Research Park.
- 🤫 Faculty · Tata Institute of Fundamental Research — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the living scientists and leaders of TIFR, from string theory and neuroscience to radio astronomy and mathematics.
- 🤫 Faculty · Ashoka University — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the living professors and leaders of Ashoka University across history, economics, physics, philosophy, and literature.
- 🤫 Faculty · University of Sao Paulo — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating living professors and leaders of the University of Sao Paulo, from human genetics and Amazon science to philosophy and law.
- 🤫 Faculty · UNAM Mexico — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating living professors and leaders of UNAM, from origins-of-life research and astrophysics to archaeology and constitutional law.
- 🤫 Faculty · University of Buenos Aires — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating living professors and leaders of the University of Buenos Aires, from immunology and quantum physics to constitutional law and gender studies.
- 🤫 Faculty · University of Chile — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating living professors and leaders of the University of Chile, from supernova astronomy and cell biology to anthropology, journalism and music.
- 🤫 Faculty · University of Campinas — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating living professors and leaders of Unicamp, from quantum physics and AI forensics to economics, logic and anthropology.
- 🤫 Faculty · University of Cape Town — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the living professors and leaders of the University of Cape Town, from drug discovery at H3D to cosmology and constitutional law.
- 🤫 Faculty · University of the Witwatersrand — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the living professors and leaders of Wits University, from Homo naledi and structured light to vaccinology and the Holberg Prize.
- 🤫 Faculty · Cairo University — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the living professors and leaders of Cairo University, from Egyptology at Saqqara to immunology, mathematics, and economics.
- 🤫 Faculty · Makerere University — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the living professors and leaders of Makerere University, pioneers of HIV research, maternal health, and public health in Africa.
- 🤫 Faculty · University of Ibadan — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the living professors and leaders of the University of Ibadan, Nigeria's first university, across medicine, letters, and science.
- 🤫 Faculty · University of Wisconsin-Madison — gratitude to the professorsA public thank-you to the living professors and leaders of UW-Madison, from mathematics and neuroscience to computing, engineering, and history.
- 🤫 Faculty · University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign — gratitude to the professorsA public thank-you to the living professors and leaders of Illinois, from Nobel physics and entomology to supercomputing, materials, chemistry, and letters.
- 🤫 Faculty · University of Texas at Austin — gratitude to the professorsA public thank-you to the living professors and leaders of UT Austin, from the Abel Prize in mathematics to AI, robotics, law, history, and psychology.
- 🤫 Faculty · University of Minnesota — gratitude to the professorsA public thank-you to the living professors and leaders of the University of Minnesota, from Regents Professors in ecology and chemistry to medicine, computing, and law.
- 🤫 Faculty · University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill — gratitude to the professorsA public thank-you to the living professors and leaders of UNC-Chapel Hill, from Nobel chemistry and pandemic science to Pulitzer history, music, psychology, and law.
- 🤫 Faculty · University of Maryland — gratitude to the professorsA public thank-you to the living professors and leaders of the University of Maryland, from Nobel laser cooling and supersymmetry to biology, economics, engineering, and…
- 🤫 Faculty · Washington University in St. Louis — gratitude to the professorsGratitude for the living professors and leaders of Washington University in St.
- 🤫 Faculty · Rice University — gratitude to the professorsGratitude for the living professors and leaders of Rice University, from nanophotonics and global health engineering to history and piano.
- 🤫 Faculty · Vanderbilt University — gratitude to the professorsGratitude for the living professors and leaders of Vanderbilt University, from a National Medal of Science political scientist to poets and physicians.
- 🤫 Faculty · Rockefeller University — gratitude to the professorsGratitude for the living scientists of The Rockefeller University, from circadian clocks and ion channels to leptin, telomeres, and birdsong.
- 🤫 Faculty · UCSF — gratitude to the professorsGratitude for the living professors and leaders of UC San Francisco, from Nobel laureates in cell biology to the physicians rebuilding HIV and dementia care.
- 🤫 Faculty · UC San Diego — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the living professors and leaders of UC San Diego, from neuroscience and climate science to poetry and music.
- 🤫 Faculty · UC Davis — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the living professors and leaders of UC Davis, from plant genetics and water policy to fetal surgery and ceramic art.
- 🤫 Faculty · UC Irvine — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the living professors and leaders of UC Irvine, from memory science and machine learning to glaciology and jazz.
- 🤫 Faculty · UC Santa Barbara — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the living professors and leaders of UC Santa Barbara, home to Nobel laureates in physics, chemistry, and economics.
- 🤫 Faculty · University of Waterloo — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the living professors and leaders of the University of Waterloo, from Nobel laser physics to quantum cryptography and poetry.
- 🤫 Faculty · McMaster University — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the living professors and leaders of McMaster University, birthplace of evidence-based medicine and world-class health research.
- 🤫 Faculty · The Juilliard School — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the living leaders and legendary faculty of The Juilliard School in New York.
- 🤫 Faculty · Rhode Island School of Design — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the living leaders and celebrated faculty of the Rhode Island School of Design in Providence.
- 🤫 Faculty · Berklee College of Music — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the living leaders and Grammy-winning faculty of Berklee College of Music in Boston.
- 🤫 Faculty · Royal College of Art — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the living leaders and world-leading professors of the Royal College of Art in London.
- 🤫 Faculty · Tokyo University of the Arts — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the living leaders and celebrated professors of Tokyo University of the Arts (Geidai).
- 🤫 Faculty · National Taiwan University — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the president, professors, and emeritus greats of National Taiwan University in Taipei.
- 🤫 Faculty · HKUST — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the president, provost, professors, and emeritus greats of HKUST in Hong Kong.
- 🤫 Faculty · Chinese University of Hong Kong — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the vice-chancellor, professors, and emeritus greats of the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
- 🤫 Faculty · Waseda University — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the president, professors, and emeritus greats of Waseda University in Tokyo.
- 🤫 Faculty · Osaka University — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the president, professors, and emeritus greats of Osaka University, including its Nobel-recognized immunology school.
- 🤫 Faculty · Monash University — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the vice-chancellor, professors, and emeritus greats of Monash University in Melbourne.
- 🤫 Faculty · UNSW Sydney — gratitude to the professorsA gratitude directory celebrating the vice-chancellor, professors, and emeritus greats of UNSW Sydney.
Communities 37 pages
- 🤫 Champions of the Community — gratitude to the humans who make it allThe 🤫 Human Gratitude Principle 1024: our celebration of the people who make the communities we love.
- 🤫 Gratitude · The Computer Scientists — Computer Scientists · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the greatest computer scientists in the world - founders, Turing Award laureates, systems builders, and AI pioneers.
- 🤫 Gratitude · The Sports Legends — Sports Legends · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude leaderboard of the legends of the world's most-watched sports - celebrated for their play and their contribution to society.
- 🤫 Gratitude · the NVIDIA community — NVIDIA · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the NVIDIA community: the leaders, chief scientists, CUDA and accelerated-computing pioneers, graphics and AI researchers, and engineers who make…
- 🤫 Gratitude · the Google community — Google · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the Google community: Google, DeepMind, and Alphabet leaders, foundational AI researchers, and the creators of open technologies.
- 🤫 Gratitude · the Microsoft community — Microsoft · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the Microsoft community: leaders, technical fellows, and the creators of C#, TypeScript, VS Code, .NET, Windows, and Azure.
- 🤫 Gratitude · the Meta community — Meta · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the Meta community: leaders, FAIR researchers, and the creators of React, PyTorch, GraphQL, and Llama.
- 🤫 Gratitude · the X & xAI community — X & xAI · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the X and xAI community: leadership, publicly-named founding researchers, and the engineers behind X and Grok.
- 🤫 Gratitude · the Tesla community — Tesla · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the Tesla community: leadership, design, and the publicly-named engineers behind Autopilot, energy, and manufacturing.
- 🤫 Gratitude · Top 1024 educators — Teachers & Professors · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the world's greatest living teachers, professors, and educators, across every field and country.
- 🤫 Gratitude · Top 1024 tailors — Master Tailors & Craftspeople · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the world's greatest master tailors and garment craftspeople - from Savile Row and Naples to Tokyo, Lagos, Hong Kong, and Mexico City - famous…
- 🤫 Gratitude · Top 1024 coaches — Coaches · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the world's greatest professional coaches across all major sports, esports, and competitive activities.
- 🤫 Gratitude · Top 1024 journalists — Journalists & Press · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the world's greatest living journalists and press reporters, across every beat and country.
- 🤫 Gratitude · Top 1024 CEOs — CEOs · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the world's greatest living CEOs and organizational leaders across every industry and region.
- 🤫 Gratitude · Top 1024 entrepreneurs — Entrepreneurs · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the world's greatest living entrepreneurs and business builders across every sector and country.
- 🤫 Gratitude · Top 1024 creators — Entertainers & Creators · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the world's greatest living entertainers, media celebrities, and creators across film, music, and the creator economy.
- 🤫 Gratitude · Top 1024 athletes — Athletes · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the greatest sportsmen and sportswomen humanity has ever seen, from today's champions to the legends of all time, across every sport and country.
- 🤫 Gratitude · the financial agents — Financial Advisors · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the greatest financial advisors, wealth managers, RIAs, CFPs, and planners who serve people's money with care.
- 🤫 Gratitude · the insurance agents — Insurance Agents · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the greatest insurance agents, agency owners, and producers who protect people across life, health, property, and commercial lines.
- 🤫 Gratitude · the doctors — Doctors & Healthcare · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the greatest doctors and healthcare experts, across primary care, cardiology, oncology, neurology, surgery, pediatrics, psychiatry, and more.
- 🤫 Gratitude · the real estate agents — Real Estate Agents · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the greatest real estate agents and brokers, from luxury specialists to brokerage founders, who help people find home.
- 🤫 Gratitude · the yacht brokers — Yacht & Marine Brokers · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the greatest yacht, superyacht, and luxury marine brokers and charter specialists.
- 🤫 Gratitude · the aircraft brokers — Private Jet Brokers · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the greatest private jet and business aircraft brokers, dealers, and aviation advisors.
- 🤫 Gratitude · the exotic car specialists — Luxury & Exotic Car Specialists · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the greatest luxury, exotic, and collector car dealers, brokers, and auction specialists.
- 🤫 Gratitude · the wealthiest ZIPs — Luxury Real Estate · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the greatest luxury real estate agents in America's wealthiest ZIP codes and neighborhoods, market by market.
- 🤫 Gratitude · the experience makers — Global Experiences · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the greatest luxury travel designers, safari and expedition outfitters, concierges, and hoteliers who craft global experiences for people and…
- 🤫 Gratitude · the art advisors — Art Advisors & Dealers · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the greatest fine-art advisors, gallerists, dealers, and auction-house specialists who serve collectors and their families.
- 🤫 Gratitude · the private bankers — Private Bankers & Family Offices · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the greatest private bankers, family-office and multi-family-office leaders, and trust advisors who serve ultra-high-net-worth families.
- 🤫 Gratitude · the fashion & jewelry houses — Luxury Fashion & Jewelry · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the greatest haute-couture designers, high-jewelry houses, and fine-watch specialists who serve clients and collectors.
- 🤫 Gratitude · the wine & spirits masters — Fine Wine & Spirits · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the greatest master sommeliers, fine-wine merchants, and collectible-spirits specialists who serve collectors and their cellars.
- 🤫 Gratitude · the estate attorneys — Trust & Estate Attorneys · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the greatest trust, estate, and tax attorneys who serve high- and ultra-high-net-worth families with wealth transfer, business succession…
- 🤫 Gratitude · the interior designers — Interior Designers · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the greatest interior designers, from Architectural Digest AD100 and Elle Decor A-List tastemakers to celebrated residential studios worldwide.
- 🤫 Gratitude · the architects — Architects · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the greatest living architects, from Pritzker laureates to celebrated residential and cultural designers around the world.
- 🤫 Gratitude · Top 1024 musicians — Musicians & Music Makers · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the world's greatest living musicians across every genre and culture, from classical and jazz to hip-hop, electronic, and the music of every…
- 🤫 Gratitude · master watchmakers — Master Watchmakers · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the world's greatest living master watchmakers, independent and maison, from Switzerland, Germany, Japan, and beyond.
- 🤫 Gratitude · art stewards — Art Stewards & Museum Leaders · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the world's museum directors, curators, art conservators, and heritage preservationists who safeguard humanity's shared culture.
- 🤫 Gratitude · UAE 🇦🇪 Leaders — UAE Leaders · 🤫 GratitudeA 🤫 gratitude celebration of the top leaders of the United Arab Emirates - government, sovereign wealth and enterprise, and technology, science and culture.
Gratitude 9 pages
- Andrej Karpathy - gratitude & learningsAndrej Karpathy: Founding member of OpenAI; former Director of AI at Tesla; teacher of a generation of builders.
- Jim Simons - gratitude & learningsJim Simons: Mathematician (Chern-Simons theory), founder of Renaissance Technologies, and one of history's great philanthropists of science.
- Charlie Munger - gratitude & learningsCharlie Munger: Vice Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffett's partner, and a master of plain, honest, multidisciplinary thinking.
- Luiz André Barroso - gratitude & learningsLuiz André Barroso: Google Fellow who pioneered warehouse-scale computing - “The Datacenter as a Computer” - and led the infrastructure behind Google.
- Jeff Dean - gratitude & learningsJeff Dean: Google's Chief Scientist; co-creator of MapReduce, Bigtable, Spanner, TensorFlow, and Google Brain - among the finest systems engineers alive.
- Fei-Fei Li - gratitude & learningsFei-Fei Li: Creator of the ImageNet dataset and challenge that helped ignite modern deep learning; a leading voice for human-centered AI.
- Katalin Kariko - gratitude & learningsKatalin Kariko: Biochemist whose decades of work on modified messenger RNA made mRNA vaccines possible; a Nobel laureate in 2023.
- Donald Knuth - gratitude & learningsDonald Knuth: Author of The Art of Computer Programming, creator of TeX, and a founder of the rigorous analysis of algorithms.
- Margaret Hamilton - gratitude & learningsMargaret Hamilton: Led the team that wrote the onboard flight software for the Apollo missions and helped establish software engineering as a discipline.
Company
38 pages- CompanyWho makes Agent One: HushOne, Inc.
- 🤫 Roadmap - the platform document: product, engineering, operations, GTMThe definitive 🤫 Private Agent One platform document, written working backwards from a press release in the future: the product deep dive (principles, the surface map, success…
- 🇺🇸 Why America Is Built to Win — a people-first USMNT seriesA people-first celebration of the 2026 U.S.
- 🇺🇸 Pick'em — call the USA knockout match, freeThe free-to-play 🤫 pick'em for the U.S.
- TeamMeet the founders, core team, board, and advisors who build hussh.
- Manish Sainani - founder of 🤫 husshManish Sainani is the founder of 🤫 hussh, building personal agent infrastructure owned by the user.
- How we work, AI-first, human-firstHow hussh works: AI-first and human-first.
- Everybody has a copy of Maya except Maya — the 🤫 Agent One storyA free personal agent, on hardware you own, that finds out what the world already knows about you, becomes what only you can tell it, and then lets the world subscribe — one field…
- The One Network of AgentsOne is a network of current agents: Finance, Wallet, Location, RIA, Gmail, Calendar, KYC, Memory, and Consent, each doing a bounded job under your consent.
- Manish Sainani (manishussh) - personal siteThe personal homepage of Manish Sainani - founder & CEO of 🤫 hussh and steward of Alphabets 27 (Fund A).
- Values
- ContactBook 15 minutes with the 🤫 team or send a message about partnerships, careers, press or accessibility, and we'll reply by email.
- InvestorFor investors who want their money, data, and advisor relationships to stay on their terms.
- Institutional investor relations - Hushh Technologies, Alphabets 27 & Fund AWho we are and what we build: Hushh Technologies Corporation, HushOne and the 🤫 One products, and the distributed edge supercomputing grid - alongside Alphabets 27 (Fund A), the…
- The founder pitch - Investor relationsThe 🤫 hushh founder pitch: building the personal AI people own.
- Fund A - how 🤫 One is financedFull transparency on the business behind One.
- Firms we admire: an invitation to counsel🤫 hussh is building personal supercomputing you own.
- Academy
- Rewards - Earn Points by SearchingJoin hussh Rewards, verify your account, earn referral points, and redeem hussh Points.
- About
- About - Our mission🤫's mission: make the most capable technology in your life answer to exactly one party, you.
Notes to investors 17 pages
- For Union Square Ventures: personal supercomputing you ownA note from 🤫 hussh to Union Square Ventures: why we believe we are on your thesis, the counsel we would value, and how to ask for the full deck.
- For Andreessen Horowitz: personal supercomputing you ownA note from 🤫 hussh to Andreessen Horowitz: why we believe we are on your thesis, the counsel we would value, and how to ask for the full deck.
- For Sequoia Capital: personal supercomputing you ownA note from 🤫 hussh to Sequoia Capital: why we believe we are on your thesis, the counsel we would value, and how to ask for the full deck.
- For Founders Fund: personal supercomputing you ownA note from 🤫 hussh to Founders Fund: why we believe we are on your thesis, the counsel we would value, and how to ask for the full deck.
- For Khosla Ventures: personal supercomputing you ownA note from 🤫 hussh to Khosla Ventures: why we believe we are on your thesis, the counsel we would value, and how to ask for the full deck.
- For Greylock: personal supercomputing you ownA note from 🤫 hussh to Greylock: why we believe we are on your thesis, the counsel we would value, and how to ask for the full deck.
- For General Catalyst: personal supercomputing you ownA note from 🤫 hussh to General Catalyst: why we believe we are on your thesis, the counsel we would value, and how to ask for the full deck.
- For Lightspeed Venture Partners: personal supercomputing you ownA note from 🤫 hussh to Lightspeed Venture Partners: why we believe we are on your thesis, the counsel we would value, and how to ask for the full deck.
- For First Round Capital: personal supercomputing you ownA note from 🤫 hussh to First Round Capital: why we believe we are on your thesis, the counsel we would value, and how to ask for the full deck.
- For Bessemer Venture Partners: personal supercomputing you ownA note from 🤫 hussh to Bessemer Venture Partners: why we believe we are on your thesis, the counsel we would value, and how to ask for the full deck.
- For NVIDIA (NVentures): personal supercomputing you ownA note from 🤫 hussh to NVIDIA (NVentures): why we believe we are on your thesis, the counsel we would value, and how to ask for the full deck.
- For Kleiner Perkins: personal supercomputing you ownA note from 🤫 hussh to Kleiner Perkins: why we believe we are on your thesis, the counsel we would value, and how to ask for the full deck.
- For Accel: personal supercomputing you ownA note from 🤫 hussh to Accel: why we believe we are on your thesis, the counsel we would value, and how to ask for the full deck.
- For Index Ventures: personal supercomputing you ownA note from 🤫 hussh to Index Ventures: why we believe we are on your thesis, the counsel we would value, and how to ask for the full deck.
- For GV (Google Ventures): personal supercomputing you ownA note from 🤫 hussh to GV (Google Ventures): why we believe we are on your thesis, the counsel we would value, and how to ask for the full deck.
- For Thrive Capital: personal supercomputing you ownA note from 🤫 hussh to Thrive Capital: why we believe we are on your thesis, the counsel we would value, and how to ask for the full deck.
- For Menlo Ventures: personal supercomputing you ownA note from 🤫 hussh to Menlo Ventures: why we believe we are on your thesis, the counsel we would value, and how to ask for the full deck.
Careers
6 pagesOpen roles are listed on careers.hushh.ai.
- Careers
- Careers
- HandbookThe hiring handbook of HushOne, Inc.
- The work at 🤫 — the human at the center, by productBrowse the work, the challenges, and the projects at 🤫, organized around the products we build with the human at the center: 🤫 Private Agent One (the center of everything), 🤫…
- Build with us - careers & internships at the hussh LabsCome build personal supercomputing for everyone at the hussh Human & Super Intelligence Development Lab - with the smartest people on earth, at IIT Kharagpur, Stony Brook (SUNY)…
- Compensation, in the open - people, agents & championsHow everyone who helps 🤫 hussh grow is paid, published openly because trust is built on transparency: our people (salary, equity for every full-time teammate, bonus/OTE…
Privacy, trust & legal
11 pages- One trust, security & certifications - FedRAMP High and regulated-industry readinessOur public security and certifications roadmap for 🤫 Agent One and the 🤫 Puppy One edge grid, built to sell into the world's most regulated industries, starting with defense…
- The compliance strategy - inherit what we can, earn what we mustA deep-dive, honest report on how 🤫 reaches world-class security and certification: by building on and selling with the compliant rails that run the world economy (payments…
- One, Privacy & ownershipSovereignty by architecture: One runs on hardware you own, shares only scoped, revocable consent, records to a private ledger, and is never sold.
- The Day 0 Trusted Circle - the everyday brands you already trustThe Day 0 Trusted Circle inherits trust, it doesn't assert it.
- Your Data Rights - the laws that give you rights over your dataA short, sourced guide to the laws that give you rights over your personal information - GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, the US state laws, the EU Data Act and more - and the people whose work…
- Your information - only you can read your profileYour hussh profile is locked with a key that never leaves your device, so we cannot read it.
- The case - a right, an enforceable protocol, a network worth joiningOwning your information and the agent that acts for you should be a basic human right.
- Correct the record & claim what you're owedYour information should be true, and what you're owed should reach you.
- AccessibilityOur commitment to accessibility: One and the hussh website are built to be legible, navigable by keyboard, respectful of reduced motion, and delightful for everyone, on every…
- Privacy PolicyRead the hussh Privacy Policy to understand how privacy controls, data handling, and consent-first experiences work.
- Terms of UseRead the hussh Terms of Use for account access, rewards, acceptable use, and service rules.