Mission: A truly open-source, personal AI
Open-Source AI wearable device and software
In the upcoming world of AI devices like Tab, Pin, Rewind, that are with us all the time, literally listening to everything we say, and know much about us as our closest friends – it is crucial to be able to own this setup, to own our data, to have this completely open source, managed by the user itself.
This is Adeus, the Open Source AI Wearble device – and in this repo, you will be guided on how to set up your own! From buying the hardware (~$100, and will be cheaper once we finish the Raspberry PI Zero version) to setting up the backend, the software, and start using your wearable!
Adeus consists of 3 parts:
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A mobile / web app: an interface that lets the user to interact with their assistant and data via chat.
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Hardware device (Currently Coral AI, but soon a Rasberry-Pi Zero W worth $15): this will be the wearable that will record everything, and send it to the backend to be processed
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Supabase : Our backend, and datavase, where we will process and store data, and interact with LLMs. Supabase is an open source Firebase alternative, a “backend-as-a-service” – which allows you to setup a Postgres database, Authentication, Edge Functions, Vector embeddings, and more – for free (at first) and at extreme ease!
- [!!] But more importantly – it is open source, and you can choose to deploy and manage your own Supabase instance – which us crucial for our mission: A truly open-source, personal AI.
Find the repo here
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