Run a sovereign AI system on hardware you own.
SIOS installs like any desktop application and runs entirely offline. The assistant and its studios live on hardware you own, so nothing is sent to a cloud and no data leaves the device. Probe your machine to see which models it can run, then apply for an access key matched to it. Every action is sealed to an audit you can verify.
No cost for the models or the system while the beta is running. Access is by application, reviewed by hand, and not everyone is accepted.
How the beta works
The probe runs in your browser and reads your graphics adapter and coarse system hints. It never leaves the page until you apply. It tells you which Poros backend your machine uses and roughly which model tier it can run.
The beta is invitation-controlled, so we can support each tester properly and keep the release posture tight. Tell us who you are and what you want to run.
If your machine is a fit, we issue an access key tied to your hardware fingerprint. It entitles exactly the Mickai models your machine can run, and it will not verify on any other machine.
Your key resolves to the correct download for your hardware. The installer verifies every model file against its published checksum, then runs SIOS offline, on your device, with every action sealed to the audit record.
The probe runs entirely in your browser. Nothing leaves this page until you submit the application. It reads your graphics adapter and coarse system hints to pre-qualify your machine. The exact model match is confirmed at install by the native probe that ships with SIOS.
What you are running
Poros keeps model weights in system RAM and caches the hot parts on the GPU, so system memory, not video memory, sets the ceiling. A modest GPU with plenty of RAM runs far larger models than its VRAM alone would allow.
SIOS runs on hardware you own, fully offline. There is no cloud call, no telemetry, and no model call leaving the device. Any outbound path is off unless you enable it for a named purpose.
Every privileged action is sealed to a tamper-evident, hash-chained audit record before it runs, and the record is signed with a post-quantum scheme (FIPS 204, ML-DSA-65), so a record made today stays verifiable for the long term.