Household Assistant
A secure, privacy-first home assistant built for trust and safe experimentation.
Open-source home assistants like OpenClaw and similar tools offer powerful automation, but they come with real trade-offs. Security models are often an afterthought, integrations can expose local network details, and the tooling rarely gives you a safe way to experiment before deploying changes to your actual home environment.
This project is building a secure, personal home assistant designed from the ground up with privacy and usability in mind. The system manages common household tasks — schedules, reminders, inventory, routines — while keeping all data local and all integrations sandboxed. A key design principle is the ability to test any automation or configuration change in a safe preview mode before it goes live.
The goal is a home assistant that is genuinely trustworthy: one where you understand exactly what data flows where, and where experimentation is encouraged rather than risky.