Hardware · Concept in validation
MIND Key is physical custody of your knowledge graph. The decryption key, your agent identity, and a signed snapshot of everything MIND knows about you, on a piece of metal you own.
USB-C · SECURE ELEMENT · OPEN FORMAT · PATENTS PENDING
The rules the Key enforces
Every agent that reads your MIND authenticates against the Key. Pull it out and every agent goes blind. Put it back and they remember you.
Your graph stays encrypted at rest wherever it sits, including in our cloud. The Key holds the only copy of the decryption key. We cannot read it. We designed it so we cannot.
The snapshot on the Key is signed and stored in open, documented formats: entities and relations, the text they came from, and the vectors, each tagged with the model that produced it. Any MIND-compatible client can mount it.
Inside the Key
MIND Box
Self-Hosted MIND in a fanless appliance on your desk. A local embedding model and a small language model inside. No cloud, no credits, no one else in the room. It is the consumer face of the air-gapped deployment we already sell to enterprises.
It outlives the subscription. Hand it down.
Reserve a Box
From cloud to pocket
MIND writes a signed snapshot of your graph.
The snapshot is sealed to a key that never leaves the secure element.
The Key goes on your keyring. Nothing readable leaves with it.
The local runtime mounts it. Your agents authenticate and remember you.
This is a concept in validation. No units exist yet.
Reserving costs nothing and commits you to nothing. It tells us whether to build it.
Self-Hosted MIND, the software the Box would run, is already live for enterprise deployments. See Self-Hosted
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Tell us which one you would carry. We will write when there is something real to show.
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