Household-controlled data
Residents choose what is stored locally, who can access it and what is shared outside the home.
Learn more →Fooy / Household Systems / In Development
Your home. Your knowledge. Your Library.
The Library is our modular household computing platform in development: a locally controlled place for knowledge, files, practical AI assistance and connected household systems, designed to keep useful functions available even when the internet is unavailable.
What the Library is designed to do
Local capability, accessible to the household.
Useful offline functions
Local storage, on-network tools and supported locally installed models can keep serving essential needs when an outside connection fails.
Explore offline design →Practical knowledge
A place to organize manuals, repairs, skills, maintenance records and opt-in family know-how.
Explore use cases →Connected household devices
Support for future screens, PAD interfaces, sensors, robotic equipment and home automation with safe permissions.
Explore connections →Repairable, expandable hardware
Start with available hardware, expand storage and computing where appropriate and avoid unnecessary replacement.
Explore hardware →Skills shared by choice
Connect household knowledge with citizen-built resources, with participation and sharing kept voluntary.
Visit Fooy Build →Prototype phase
The next milestone is a working household node.
The immediate development target is to assemble a local compute system, establish household storage and test a practical Sprovik-to-device workflow. The Library is not yet a released product, installed neighborhood service or completed hardware standard.