A real-time, living model of your world.

Connected context across your physical and digital life.

Introducing Domes:
a living model of your world

AI is getting smarter. You’re still doing the explaining.

Domes is a real-time, living model of your world. It connects the physical and digital context you choose to record on your devices, so AI can help with more than what you remember to put in a prompt.

  • Glasses
  • Phone
  • Computer
  • Wearable
  • Home camera
Your Dome

Ask questions without explaining everything

You shouldn’t have to gather all the relevant information yourself before AI can do something useful with it. You bring your world into Domes by connecting your devices and choosing what to record.

“I want to make a simple cheese omelet. Do I have all the ingredients?”

The Domes app answering the omelet question: the butter and eggs in the Groceries library are checked, and Domi says the only thing missing is the cheese.

In our product walkthrough, Domes checks against groceries recorded through the glasses. Eggs, milk, and butter were seen going into the fridge. Cheese wasn’t.

You can check what you have and what you might still need, without typing out the contents of your fridge first.

Keep track of the things in your life

Domes logs the items it observes into a Library you can browse and organize into categories. You can keep track of groceries, everyday belongings, and where things were last seen. You can also add items yourself with a photo.

Ask where an item was last seen. If it was observed through one of your connected devices, Domes automatically zooms in on that location in your Dome.

See how you spend your time

The Domes timeline for Wednesday, Oct 7, with computer and mobile recordings side by side and rows for chapters, context labels, computer, mobile, POV, health, and home.

Domes brings recordings from your devices onto a shared timeline, so you can look back at how your day unfolded.

You picked up your phone to check the time. A notification led to social media, one post led to another, and before you knew it, forty minutes had passed.

We’re building on that context so Domes can notice patterns you might otherwise miss.

Give AI some space

Your world is three-dimensional. AI should have a way to understand it that way.

Domes gives AI a 3D model of your home to reference, with rooms, objects, and where they sit in relation to one another. And it isn’t a static scene. Scrub through time to see your recorded routine unfold in the Dome: where you were, what you were doing, and where your belongings were observed along the way.

An aerial view of the Dome: the apartment as a 3D model with the walls cut away, showing the kitchen, sofa, bed, and the avatar standing by the bed with the corgi.Inside the Dome: the avatar and the corgi in the living room, with the sofa, coffee table, and kitchen behind them.

AI gets a spatial history to draw on, rather than isolated snapshots. You get a way to explore that same context, with Domi, our AI guide and a friendly face for the AI finding its way around your world.

Domi, the Domes AI guide: a glowing, translucent mint dome with big black eyes and a small smile, walking on little round feet.

We told AI to make itself at home. Domi took us literally.

You can also open the recording behind an answer to see what it’s based on. “Last seen here” isn’t the same as “definitely here now.” You can check what was captured and when.

Build your own Dome

The Domes app's Choose recording devices sheet: the Mac, phone, and health wearable are switched on, the smart glasses are ready but switched off, and a Start Recording button sits below.

You choose when to record, with controls to pause and resume. You don’t need to record everything. More context helps your Dome make useful connections. If something hasn’t been recorded or added, Domes may not have the answer.

We’re using existing AI models and building the connected context that makes them more useful to you. Domes is still early, with gaps and rough edges. We’re planning frequent improvements throughout the beta, shaped by your feedback.

Today, we’re sharing a playable demo and opening the closed beta waitlist. The demo’s avatar activity is illustrative, rather than a replay of someone’s recorded day.

Explore the Dome, pick things up, and look for Domi. Finding Domi draws a collectible card you can keep and share, and one in a hundred is rare.

Explore the demo.

Join the Domes waitlist

Domes is in closed beta. Join the waitlist to be considered for an invitation.