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Vora is developing Aegis, a personal AI appliance designed to help people organize and use their digital lives while keeping their information private. Rather than requiring a subscription, Aegis is intended to run its core experience on hardware owned by the user. The device brings together photos, email, files, messages, and memories in one place, where its AI can help organize information and answer questions based on personal content.

Aegis is presented as a private assistant for everyday tasks, such as coordinating plans, finding relevant details across connected services, and suggesting useful next steps. The website’s demonstration shows information from sources including Drive, Gmail, Calendar, and Photos being brought into a shared space, with the promise that private chat stays on the device. The planned hardware specifications include an AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor, 64 GB of unified memory, a 1 TB SSD, and an integrated hardware security module.