Private by design — it lives on your Mac
FukaiHiro is a cozy pixel village that's secretly an AI workforce — living entirely on your computer. It answers your texts in your voice, researches and files what it learns, runs whole departments on a schedule, and cleans up after itself. Nothing is sent, deleted, or decided without your say.
To think, it needs an AI brain — your pick: run a free one on your computer (LM Studio/Ollama), or paste an API key (OpenAI, OpenRouter…) if it can't. Two-minute setup either way. First launch, your OS may warn about a new app — Mac: right-click → Open; Windows: More info → Run anyway.
// What it does for you
Every villager is a governed AI with rules you can read before you hire it — and there's no cap. Add as many workers as your machine can run. Here are six to get the idea.
The Courier reads your messages and drafts replies that sound like you. It can only ever send to people you've explicitly trusted, every send is logged, and calendar events land straight on your Mac.
A Board is a working team — AI suits, hand-off rules, quality control, a schedule. "Every morning at 8" actually happens, and the finished work still waits for your approval.
The Library reads only from sites you've approved and pins what matters to a shelf every worker can use. An R&D scout taps your shoulder when something on the frontier is worth your time.
Talk like a friend — voice, choices, or keyboard. He remembers what matters, files your notes, drafts your emails, and tidies his own records when the town is quiet.
AI never hard-deletes your stuff. Removals wait in a dumpster you review — approve the pickup and a truck literally hauls them off. Every pickup is receipted.
The whole village reads the web through one gate with an approved reading list — like every serious AI platform, except you hold the list. Your API keys are never shown to the AI at all.
// How your privacy actually works
No "we respect your privacy" claim survives an airplane-mode test — a local app just passes it. Your texts, files, and AI live on your Mac, full stop. Here's the honest version, one caveat included.
Airplane mode on, the village still works. That's not a setting you can forget to switch on; it's the architecture. Check it yourself in five seconds.
Nothing to sign up for — no email, no login. There's no server that could store your data, because there is no server. You can't leak what was never collected.
Every action that reaches outside your Mac — a text, a web read, a calendar event — shows you exactly what it'll do and waits for your yes. A visible gate, not a promise.
Local mode: a free AI on your Mac (LM Studio/Ollama) — nothing leaves, full stop. Cloud mode: paste an API key for machines that can't run local AI — then the thinking goes to that provider, and we say so plainly. Your call, and "never leaves" is always an option.
// Straight from the village
Real screens, no mock-ups. It runs as a living pixel town — or flip to a plain desk view with dashboards and inboxes and zero whimsy. Same brain, two faces.
// Systems, not apps
A board isn't an app — it's a department that already works: the suits, the hand-offs, the rules, the schedule. Build your own, or (soon) grab a proven one from the Purple Market. Examples of what a board looks like:
Scans overnight activity at 8am, drafts the day's priorities, flags anything that needs you. Runs headless, waits for your OK.
Turns a pile of photos + notes into titled, categorized listings — with a quality-control pass before anything is final.
Reads what came in, drafts replies in your voice, sorts what's urgent from what can wait. You press send, always.
Chases a question across your approved sources, pins the good stuff to the Library, and writes you a cited brief.
// Straight with you
Trust is the whole point of a village that lives on your machine — so here's the honest split. No vaporware in the download.
// The Purple Market Payouts coming
Every suit, character, and whole board you build is a package you can share — and soon, sell. A board is a working system, so you're not handing someone a prompt, you're handing them a department that already runs. Publish what you've built, save someone else the weeks it took you, and keep your name on it. Sharing ships first; real payouts follow.
// The whole install
No account, no installer, no cloud sign-up. Three steps and you're standing in your village.
Drop it anywhere you like. Mac or Windows.
Mac: FukaiHiro.command
Windows: FukaiHiro.bat
Pick who you are and say hello.