Home control
Manage rooms, lighting and device state through a common catalog. Nanoleaf, Philips Hue via Zigbee and a bounded Bluetooth light path have working implementations.
AvailableDEVELOPMENT
A platform in progress. A direction with purpose.
Kyrion is a working prototype moving toward private-alpha validation. It is not a finished consumer product and is not generally available.
In development
CURRENT CHECKPOINT
Prepare a safe fresh installation. Prove it on real hardware.
Installation-wide RBAC, local Calendar CRUD and read-only Google Calendar display are implemented. Installer v1 validates fresh-install boundaries and signed manifests, but has no released artifact bundle. ARM64 acceptance, certificate provisioning, backup/restore verification and a clean Pi rehearsal remain open.
Where the platform stands
Connected ecosystems
Native control paths plus a bounded, read-only Home Assistant device/state import. The HA import still awaits physical verification.
AvailableLocal chat & proposals
Local streaming chat and bounded German/English command proposals. Core validates permissions and targets before any action is executed; reliable end-to-end voice remains in development.
AvailableShared installations
Owner-issued invitations and installation-wide system/custom roles are implemented. Room and device permission scopes remain planned.
AvailableDiagnostics & activity
Service health, explicit device availability and correlated action history. Inspect decisions and execution outcomes without guessing.
AvailableLocal infrastructure
Core, local persistence and a bounded Raspberry Pi gateway form the current foundation. Cloud providers are optional capabilities.
AvailableVelora & voice
Wake-word detection, transcription and multi-turn voice paths exist. Repeatable end-to-end voice and audio acceptance remain in development.
ExperimentalAutomations
Future scheduled and event-driven workflows through Core policy. A general automation builder and execution platform are not available.
PlannedBroader integrations
Versioned plugin contracts, richer Home Assistant capabilities and more device ecosystems. A public marketplace is not implemented.
PlannedCalendar & Lounge
Local Calendar CRUD, read-only Google Calendar display, Spotify Connect controls and a visible YouTube link player are implemented. Spotify Web receiver acceptance remains open.
AvailableInstaller v1
Not yet. Installer v1 has an implemented fresh-install boundary, but its checked-in manifest contains no installable artifacts. Signed release acceptance, certificates, backup/restore verification and a clean Raspberry Pi rehearsal remain open.
In developmentReading the status
Available
Implemented in the prototype. Not a general-availability release.
Experimental
An isolated or bounded implementation still requiring validation.
In development
Active work that has not met its acceptance boundary.
Planned
Future direction. Scope and delivery are not committed.
The road ahead
Outcome-oriented direction, without invented deadlines.
- 01In development
Validate Installer v1
Prove signed artifacts, fresh owner setup, certificates and recovery on a clean Raspberry Pi before a pilot release.
- 02In development
Validate everyday reliability
Complete repeatable voice and Home Assistant hardware acceptance, then expand automation and scoped household permissions.
- 03Planned
Extend deliberately
Mobile, Matter/Thread and versioned plugin contracts remain planned. Prove official plugins before any public marketplace.
Features, scope and architecture may change as the platform is tested. No release dates, public alpha access or commercial availability are announced.
Currently in development
Explore what comes next
No public release date. No general availability. Features and architecture may change.