We're launching deliberately narrow — one box, two load-outs, one membership — and building outward from a single principle: the intelligence, the economics, and the data stay with the people who own the hardware. Here's the map.
You own the economics and the data. The roadmap only deepens that.
Available today: the T2 Jetson Orin Nano Super as the AgentBOX appliance, the MailBOX pipeline running on it, the Base membership, and the free Community path for hardware you already own.
The hardware ladder extends both ways — a low-cost dedicated node below the launch box, and serious headroom above it — while the membership ladder opens up multi-pack tiers.
When one operator's box becomes a team's shared brain — and then an organization's.
The end state isn't more boxes — it's a network of them. Every thUMBox already has idle capacity. Pooled, that idle capacity becomes a cloud that nobody rents to you, because you and your peers already own it.
Instead of renting inference from a hyperscaler, thUMBox owners pool spare capacity into a shared network. When your box is idle, it can contribute; when you need a burst beyond what your own hardware holds, you draw from the community — never from a data center.
A two-sided market for local-first compute. Draw inference from the community when you need it, or offer your box's idle cycles and earn from them. You set your terms, the network clears the price, and the economics flow to the people who own the metal — not a middleman.
Roadmap items beyond "Live now" are directional, not commitments — sequencing and specifics may change as we learn from the fleet. Hardware tiers and their capabilities are detailed on the Hardware page.