FOR YOU
Technology that starts with you.
Local AI, your own data and tools you can control yourself – without having to run a data centre for it.
The problem
Digital tools are convenient – but usually spread across a lot of other people’s services.
AI here, files there, communication on the next platform along.
Every new tool brings new accounts, new places where data sits, and new dependencies.
What somsorium makes of it
A system you keep in your own hands.
The parts belong together without your data having to come together in someone else’s place.
What can run locally, runs locally. What goes outwards only goes with your approval.
What of it counts for you
Four building blocks, usable one at a time.
You don’t have to use all of it. Most people start with one part.
smolit — personal AI and tools
An assistant that works on your device, uses tools only within the permissions you give it, and writes down what it does.
mesorium — communication, community and content
Chats, groups and forums alongside profiles, feeds and public posts. You decide what stays private.
laborium — your own experiments and learning
For everything you want to measure, try out and write down yourself — from a balcony solar setup to a school project.
smolit node — optional local infrastructure
For when the services should run at your place permanently, even when no laptop is open. Optional, not a requirement.
What that can look like
A question you answer yourself.
An example, not a promise of features: not every step runs end to end today.
- Question
Is a battery worth it for your balcony solar setup — against your own consumption, not according to a datasheet?
- Measuring — laborium
Generation, consumption and conditions are held together as one traceable measurement series.
- Understanding — smolit
The analysis runs locally: find patterns, compare periods, explain results.
- Sharing — mesorium
Publish the result and its context and talk it through with others, if you want to.
The home page describes the same flow in more detail: from one question to shared knowledge.
Where we stand
What works today – and what doesn’t.
- smolit stands as a release candidate with a reproducible build. There are no finished installation packages yet — today the way in is through the source code.
- mesorium runs for private areas and groups. There is no public read access yet.
- laborium runs locally; the interfaces shown work with demo data.
- The smolit node is a prototype: no parts list, no price, no delivery date.
Waitlist
Try somsorium early.
Our first test network is planned for up to 5 organisations and 500 individuals. When we open places, the people on the waitlist hear first.
Non-binding, and not a guarantee of access.