Standalone
Designed to work without a phone.
Epoch One · In development
AI, in your
pocket.
A pocket-sized AI device with voice, camera, and cellular connectivity — designed to work without a phone.
- Standalone
- Cellular connectivity
- Privacy controls
Voice-first
Natural voice input and responses.
Built-in camera
Visual context for supported tasks.
Wireless charging
Six-inch pad with a one-inch range target.
All-day battery target
Designed around a full day of typical use.
Industrial design
Pocket-sized.
Purpose-built.
Epoch One brings a circular display, rear camera, crown control, and hinged chain loop into a compact metal enclosure.
- Form
- Pocket-sized circular body
- Enclosure
- Machined-metal design
- Controls
- Voice, crown, touch, and camera
Wireless charging
A dedicated
charging surface.
The six-inch square pad is designed to charge Epoch One while it rests approximately one inch above the center of the surface.
- 6 insquare pad
- 1 intarget range
- Centerplacement area
Illustrative interaction
Voice and visual
context.
Use voice or the camera to ask for context, summaries, translations, and next steps.
Natural conversation
Speak in ordinary language.
Visual context
Use the camera when words are not enough.
Clear responses
Turn information into a practical next step.
Product status
Key details,
clearly stated.
Epoch One is an active hardware-development project. Specifications may change as prototypes are tested.
Does Epoch One require a phone?
Epoch One is being designed as a standalone device with its own cellular connection, voice interface, camera, and on-device controls.
How does wireless charging work?
The current design targets charging within approximately one inch of the center area of the six-inch pad.
What does the camera do?
The rear camera is intended to provide visual context for supported tasks involving signs, documents, objects, and scenes.
Is this available to buy now?
Not yet. Epoch One is in development and is not currently available for purchase. The waitlist is for prototype, testing, and availability updates.
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