Aria, wherever you are.
A personal AI assistant reached from a speaker, a screen or a phone. She remembers the household’s preferences and checks permissions before acting.
Investors & early partners
One personal assistant
for the whole home.
CAOSConnect builds Aria, a voice-first personal AI home assistant for homes and businesses. We are preparing to set up our first homes and businesses.
The customer problem
Too many apps for one simple goal.
Homes and small businesses collect lights, TVs, thermostats, appliances and cameras, and each one tends to come with its own app, account and habits. Making a room comfortable, knowing the laundry is done or passing a message to the front desk can mean juggling several of them.
Families, kids, workers and business owners each need something different, and a lot of capability goes unused because it is spread across separate tools.
Managed smart-home systems and voice assistants already exist. We aim to make the experience simpler and more personal: one configured voice endpoint, a hub we manage, guided setup of compatible devices and support.
How it works
Integrate, don’t replace.
Build on what devices support.
Matter, Home Assistant, manufacturers’ official APIs and infrared. Where a device can be controlled but has no driver, we write one.
Home One, if it helps.
A concept speaker with optional modules such as an IR blaster or a receive-only radio. Buying it is never required, and compatible existing equipment remains an option.
Development stage
Where development
stands.
Aria’s core is built: the “Hey Aria” wake word, natural conversation, memory that carries from one day to the next, voice control of lights, TV and temperature, live web answers, timers and reminders. Every device action is checked against what the device reports. We have no customers yet, and no prices or release dates are set.
Milestones
What comes next.
In order. We are not stating dates; each one is reached when it works in a real home.
- Ask Aria setupA person sets up their own lights and TV by talking to Aria, ending with a test of each device.
- The first packageA speaker set up for Aria plus a hub we manage remotely, so the household runs no server.
- First homesInstalled and used by households outside our team.
- Family featuresFamily profiles, routines and homework help, with parents in control.
- Small pilotsA few households and one local business, with structured feedback.
- Home One prototypeBench-test power, heat, audio and wake reliability before choosing modules.
What we are looking for
Support where it
moves us forward.
We welcome people who can help test the assumptions and reach the milestones above.
Integration partners
Experience with Matter, Home Assistant, appliance and camera APIs, and the permissions and reliability they need.
Hardware development
Help with audio, power, thermal design and enclosures, and with deciding which radio modules are worth their cost.
Pilot sites
Households, offices, workshops or hospitality spaces in or near Conway, Arkansas, willing to try one routine and tell us honestly how it went.
Investor introductions
Early conversations about the concept, the milestones and what you would want to see demonstrated. No fundraising terms are presented here.
Related project
CAOSCare is separate.
CAOSCare is our separate senior-care application. CAOSConnect is for homes and businesses. The two share engineering work, including Aria herself.
The sites link to one another. That link does not share data or enable care workflows.
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This page is for information and introductions only. It is not an offer to sell securities or a solicitation to invest. No customers, shipping dates, investment returns, valuation or fundraising terms are stated.