For small businesses, communities and families

Your data's coming home.™

Edgible lets your AI set up the apps and agents you rely on, on computers you control: at home, in the office, or a small server of your own. Then we keep them reachable, backed up and provably safe. All the convenience of the cloud, without giving your data away.

Get started Where we're headed

The world we're entering

AI is about to know everything about us.

Soon each of us will have AI agents working on our behalf: booking, writing, remembering, deciding. They'll build small apps on the fly, for one family, one club, one firm, and throw most of them away.

They only work well when they know us: our files, our habits, our clients, our children. It will be the most personal computing has ever been.

The easy place to run all of it is a big platform's cloud, and the price is quiet but enormous: every agent's memory, every app's records and every question we ask becomes data held, and often used, by someone else.

It doesn't have to be that way.

Why it matters

It's your data. Keep it.

Models will change. Agents will change. Platforms will come and go. What lasts is the data: your members, your clients, your family's photos. And every new AI makes it worth more. Edgible exists to give you the confidence to keep it close.

Your data is the value

Whoever holds your data holds the value. It should be you, not the platform you happen to use this year.

It belongs close to you

On a computer at home or in the office, or a small server of your own, where you and your AI can reach it from anywhere.

Trust should come with proof

Not a promise in the terms and conditions, but evidence you can see: where your data is, and that it's safe.

What we do today

Your AI sets it up. We keep it safe.

You don't need to know about servers. You say what you want, in your own words, to the AI you already use.

One example, start to finish

  1. You ask

    "It costs us $40 a month to host our small website. Is there a better way?"

  2. Your agent asks first

    Is it a few simple pages, or something you edit every week? Then it lays out two or three honest options, including free hosting if that really is better, and recommends one. It picks from recipes we've tested, or helps you find a new one.

  3. It sets it up on a machine you control

    A computer you already have, or a small server of your own for a few dollars a month. Your site gets your own address and a padlock, the editor sits behind your sign-in, and nobody gets into your network.

  4. Edgible looks after it

    The recipe is tested on real machines every week. Backups count only once they've been restored and checked. If you change machines, your site moves with you.

Same website. A fraction of the cost. And it's yours.

Other things people ask

  • We want our family photos off Google, but still easy to share with Grandma.
  • Our team wants an AI that answers questions from our own documents, without sending them anywhere.
  • I'd like my own AI assistant I can message from my phone, that gets things done on our own machine.
  • Our club needs online court bookings that members can use from their phones.
  • I'd like one place for the family's passwords that we control.
  • We pay for website analytics. Could we run our own?

"Isn't self-hosting for nerds?" It was. Now your AI does the nerdy bits.

Three ways in

Some apps you keep for years. Some you need for a few weeks. Some jobs you want done and gone. Your data stays home every time.

Stays for years

The keeper

A safe home

The apps you live with. Set up once, used every day, and easy to hand over when someone steps down.

The tennis club's court bookings, the family's photos, a firm's knowledge base.

Stays for weeks

The guest

A guest room, with a check-out date

Apps with a job to do and an end in sight. Run one for as long as it's needed, then keep what matters and clear out the rest.

Sign-ups for a weekend tournament, a wedding's shared photos, a data room for an audit.

Stays for minutes

The job

A clean room

Soon, one-off work over sensitive files, done on your own machine. Data in, results out, and nothing left behind.

Ask your AI to go through a folder of client files, and leave no trace.

Better together

Nobody should have to figure it out alone.

Most people who run their own apps do it alone, and nobody ever sees how they did it. We're changing that. Every recipe can be safely shared, so what works for one person works for the next, and for the next person's AI.

You have a need, and your AI suggests options from the shared recipes. Is there a recipe? If yes, it picks a tested recipe and it is running on your machine. If not, it builds a new one with you, it is tested and running, and you can choose to share it back, so the next person's AI finds it. yes no ? Is there a recipe? recipestested, shared suggests from so the next person's AI finds it ? You have a need Your AI suggests options It picks a tested recipe Running on your machine It builds a new one with you Tested and running You choose to share it back
Browse the recipes Share yours

Where we're headed

The safe place your agents put things.

Before long you'll talk to any AI, and it will build and run things for you. When it needs somewhere to keep them, that place should be yours. That's what we're building.

Machines you can share

Invite people into your organisation, and share the machines you choose with them. Your agents can then spread a big job across many computers, or borrow the one that has what the job needs, like a friend's powerful graphics card to run a larger AI model. Communities can pool what they have to take on problems together, and your data goes only where you choose, among people you trust.

A home for your agents

Your agents, the small apps they write, and everything they remember, running on machines you control and reachable wherever you are.

Agents that ask first

No agent deletes, publishes or spends without your yes. Each one can do only its own job, and you can switch any of them off.

A record you can read

Every week, a plain report: what ran, what changed, and which person or agent changed it. Clear enough for a committee, solid enough for a regulator.

Know where your data is

One map of everything you own: which app holds it, which machine it's on, and when it was last proven safe. Easy to move, easy to leave.

Not another tunnel

The tunnel is the easy part.

Putting an app online is becoming free: tunnels, hosting, even the code itself. What people will pay for, and what's hard to copy, is everything above it.

  1. GovernAgents act only within limits you set, and ask before anything risky.
  2. ProveEvidence, not promises: tested, backed up, restore-proven, and who touched what.
  3. KeepBackups, updates, moves and health, looked after for years, not just set up once.
  4. RunTested recipes that any AI can follow, for the apps and agents you rely on.
  5. ReachA safe front door for every app. It matters, and it's where others stop.

What compounds

AI reaches for us by default

Our recipes are written for AI, and we measure how well each assistant follows them. Every AI that learns them sends people our way.

Proof that builds up

Every week of testing on real machines adds to a record nobody can fake, and nobody can fast-forward.

A network of machines and people

Organisations, shared machines and recipes people share back. Each member makes it more useful for the next.

Software is getting cheap. Trust isn't. That's the part we're building.

Get started

Bring your data home.

Start with one app on a machine you already have. Three things to say to your AI, and it takes it from there.

  1. Give your AI the Edgible skill

    The skill teaches your AI our tested recipes and how to look after them. We recommend Claude Code. It also works with Codex and other assistants that read skills, and we measure how well each one does.

    Install the Edgible skill from github.com/edgible-org/card-kit

  2. Ask it to set up Edgible

    It checks your computer, helps you create a free account, and asks what to call the machine and whether it should stay on. It asks before anything that changes your system.

    Set up Edgible on this computer so I can run my own apps.

  3. Ask for what you need

    In your own words. It suggests options, recommends one, and sets it up with you.

    It costs us $40 a month to host our small website. Is there a better way?

What you need: a computer that stays on (or a small server of your own for a few dollars a month), and an AI assistant that can run commands on it. Edgible is free during the public beta.

See the tested recipes Prefer to do it by hand?