Sovereign by design.

AI agents that work for you should run on a private machine, follow your rules and keep your record. Here is how, and what leaves.

  • It runs on a private machine.Your own, in your office, building or home. Or, for Casa Office, one we run for your company alone, in the UK or the EU.
  • It asks before it goes past your limits.You set what the agents may do alone. Above that, a person says yes.
  • Every step is written down, on your machine.Who asked, who answered, what changed, when.
  • You can see what leaves.Product by product, below. No surprises in the small print.
How exactlyMachines, models, rules, record and people, product by product.

Your machine

  • Casa Office: an NVIDIA DGX Spark in your office or a Mac you own, or a private machine for your company alone, which we run in the UK or the EU.
  • Casa for places: an NVIDIA Jetson Orin in the building.
  • Casa Home: an NVIDIA DGX Spark on a shelf in your home.
  • A Casa Box we bring, or your own machine: either way it is yours, in your place.

Your models

  • Casa Home and Casa on site: open models on the box; a cloud service only for an open model too large for it, and then in text.
  • On a site, every conversation is thought through that way today.
  • Casa Office: the models your company chooses, in your own accounts, including Claude Code or Codex on a machine you own; that work goes to those providers.

Your rules

  • You set the limits. Above them, the agents ask a person first.
  • In Casa Office the CEO agent decides within your limits, and an allowance in money caps each agent or department.
  • In Casa Home every card carries a second look: does it match what was asked?

Your record

  • Every step written down: who asked, who answered, what changed, when.
  • Kept on your machine.
  • In Casa Office, each line is chained to the one before it, so a gap shows.

Your people

  • Rights per person: who may see, act and approve.
  • Guests with a pass, a host and an end date you set.

See what leaves.

What goes out. To the models you chose: open ones on the box, or a provider’s in your own accounts, such as Claude Code and Codex on a machine you own.

What stays. The office, its drives, its record.

In Casa Home, what never goes to a cloud model.

Camera pictures, and the passwords and codes Casa keeps apart. Faces are recognised only on the cameras you switch on, and kept on the box. Writing and research go to a larger open model, through a cloud service, by each person’s own switch; the owner’s starts on. Casa never pays.

Releases, access and support.

How a release arrives. We bring each new release to your box over your private network: we copy it on, check it with a trial run, then install it. Every release has a way back to the one before.

Who can connect. Only the people and devices you let onto your private network, and us only with the access you give us. On your own box, you can take our access away at any time. A hosted office is a machine we run for you, so we keep the access we need to run it.

Who supports you. We do: we set it up with you, keep it current and answer at ai@haba.casa.

Open source.

Casa Office is built on CubeFarm, an open-source 3D office (MIT). On the box, Casa thinks with open models.

Working toward

What we work toward.

  • Agents in your office handing a job to the agents on site, under the same rules and the same record.
  • Agents on site that may act on your equipment, with a person’s yes, where you choose.
  • More kinds of work, and of place, each on a private machine: your own, or one we run for you.

Who is behind Casa AI

A new startup from London, England.

We build AI agents that do real work for a business, at its desks and on its sites, on its own machine, or a private one we run for it in the UK or the EU. We started from one question: whose rules do the agents follow, and who keeps the record? Our answer is yours.

We run our own company on Casa Office every day, and we would be glad to show you round.