WHERE AI MEETS THE REAL WORLD.

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FOR PEOPLE WHO ALREADY HAVE AN AI AGENT

Your AI can think. Now let it handle the real world.

RealityNest gives your AI its own phone line — so it can call, answer, text, navigate IVRs and finish real-world tasks for you.

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YOUR AI

REAL WORLD

OWN SIM · OWN NUMBER · YOUR RULES

RealityNest node on a stone wall above a Mediterranean bay at sunset

WHERE AI MEETS THE REAL WORLD.

THE PROBLEM

Your AI knows what to do.
So why are you still doing this?

Call the restaurant.Move tomorrow’s reservation to 20:30.

Call Porsche.Ask if the car is ready.

The internet is down.Call the provider and find out why.

The courier is at the gate.Handle it.

Someone called while I’m driving.Find out what they wanted.

Your agent understands every one of these requests. The missing part was a way to actually do them.

That part is RealityNest.

A man at his desk surrounded by calls he still has to make himself

ONE COMPLETE TASK

“Find out if my car is ready.”

You ask in English. RealityNest calls in Spanish. The answer comes back in English — and your agent writes it to your calendar. Twelve minutes, none of them yours.

HOW IT HAPPENS

01You tell your agent. It understands the task. 02RealityNest checks policy — allowed, or it asks you first. 03It dials from its own number: IVR → conversation → confirmation. 04The result returns to your agent — which adds it to your calendar and tells you.

Restaurant host stand answering the call

AI AGENT

“{{ agentLine }}”

REALITYNEST {{ callStatus }}

“{{ peerLine }}”

RESULT

{{ evTitle }}Returned to your agent · written to Apple Calendar

SMS TO YOU{{ smsLine }}

Don’t just make a call.
Finish the task.

RealityNest completes the real-world conversation and returns the result. The calendar entry is your agent’s job — and it does it.

A NORMAL DAY

Imagine this happening all day — without interrupting you.

Each line is a call you didn’t make or take. The value isn’t six actions. It’s the attention you kept.

09:10Service appointment confirmedCalled the garage · Tuesday 10:00 · in your calendar

11:42Missed call handledYou were driving · “The installer arrives 14:00–16:00” · summary in Telegram

13:06Delivery rescheduledCourier reached the node · new slot agreed · you were told

15:20Internet provider contactedIVR navigated · outage confirmed until 17:00 · no hold music for you

17:45Restaurant bookedCalled in Spanish · table for three at 20:00 · answered in English

19:03Courier at the gateStranger profile · nothing about who’s home · owner notified

Six interruptions you never had.

THE HARDWARE

A real phone line
for your AI.

Real SIM·Real mobile number·Calls + SMS·Cellular connection·Runs at your home

RealityNest is a physical endpoint your agents can use — not a cloud number. The enclosures shown are prototypes and concepts; the role stays the same as they evolve.

Three RealityNest enclosure concepts on a limestone shelf

COMPACTindoor concept

STANDARDprototype 001

RUGGEDoutdoor concept

LTE MODEM

OWN SIM

EDGE COMPUTE

ANTENNA

RealityNest Founder Edition badge on the prototype enclosure

36.4221° N
5.1454° W
ESTEPONA, SPAIN

AUTONOMY WITH LIMITS

Autonomous doesn’t mean unrestricted.

Every agent gets its own key, permissions and limits. Every outbound action passes through policy before it reaches the outside world — and you decide where the ceiling is.

AI AGENTS

Hermes

Claude

Local AI

✓POLICYPermissions · Approval

REALITYNESTOwn SIM · own number

REAL WORLD

Phone calls

SMS

Home events

Hermeskey · talk + control✓Call✓SMS✕Change settings

Claudekey · read + talk, approval required✓Read✓Call — with your approval✕Admin

Local AIkey · home events only✓Home events✕External calls

ALLOWED→ acts

APPROVAL REQUIRED→ asks you, and waits

DENIED→ nothing happens

Humans define authority. Agents use capability.

PROFILES & POLICY

It knows who
it’s talking to.

One question — “Is anyone home?” — five different answers. RealityNest identifies who is calling before deciding what it may know, say or do.

CALLER{{ sc.caller }}

PROFILE{{ sc.name }} · {{ sc.trust }}

POLICY{{ sc.status }}

TONE{{ sc.tone }}

ESCALATION{{ sc.escalation }}

TRUST{{ sc.level }}

Profiles map to the node’s three trust levels — talk · home · control — plus the contact book you fill in yourself. Unknown numbers always land in Stranger.

INCOMING

“Is anyone home right now?”

IDENTITY

REALITYNEST {{ idText }}

PROFILE

POLICY

CHECKING POLICY…

RESPONSE

“{{ sc.quote }}”

✓{{ sc.status }}

CALLER{{ sc.caller }}

PROFILE{{ sc.name }} · {{ sc.trust }}

POLICY{{ sc.status }}

TONE{{ sc.tone }}

ESCALATION{{ sc.escalation }}

TRUST{{ sc.level }}

Knowing something doesn’t mean being allowed to say it.

INCOMING CALLS

It doesn’t only call.
It can answer for you.

You’re driving. Someone calls. RealityNest answers — in the caller’s language — and afterwards you get one line in Telegram: “The installer will arrive between 14:00 and 16:00.” That is all you needed to know.

CALLER→IDENTIFY→POLICY→CONVERSE→SUMMARY · LIVE TRANSFER

CALLER IDENTIFY POLICY CONVERSE SUMMARY · LIVE TRANSFER

UNKNOWN CALLERAnswers→Protects private information→Sends you a summary“I can’t provide occupancy information, but I can notify the owner that you’ve arrived.”

BUSINESSHandles the conversation→Captures the result“Your car will be ready at 16:30.” — filed in the call log, forwarded to your agent.

NEEDS YOUCalls you→Bridges the live conversationWhen the call actually needs you, RealityNest rings you and joins the two of you together.

SECRETARY MODE

Forward your own number to the node and your number has an AI concierge behind it.

Your number can have an AI concierge behind it.

Modern home at dusk with a RealityNest node on the terrace wall

CELLULAR RESILIENCE

The internet went down.
Your phone line didn’t.

Calls·SMS·Critical home events

The SIM is inside the box. When your home internet fails, the node stays reachable over the cellular network — and the house can still tell you that something is wrong.

Without internet the node loses its AI voice — the real-time voice model runs in the cloud. Calls and SMS still travel over cellular; home events still arrive over the local network (smoke, leak, gas, power, lock, battery, internet down) and reach you by SMS. The watchdog switches to the cellular backup and back, and heals the modem if it hangs.

Home internet{{ homeStatus }}

RealityNest LTEOnline

Home internet {{ homeStatus }}

RealityNest LTE Online

Always
connected
to what matters.

PROOF

This isn’t a concept.

Prototype 001 · Operating in Spain

Release 1.5.0 answers a real number in a private home every day. The figures are counted from the code, not from a roadmap.

70API endpoints for your agent

7things it can do inside a call

8home events it understands

13reasons the watchdog wakes you

13screens in the owner console · 2 languages

1 373automated checks in the test suite

WHAT IT DOES · RELEASE 1.5.0 Collected from the code — routes, services and model tools — not from a roadmap.

VOICE & CALLSAnswers incoming calls and places outbound calls on requestRecognises owner, contacts and strangers by numberFour ways of speaking: owner · family · friends · businessIn-call: transfer to you, bring you in, dial an extension by tone, call back, ask the assistantRecords and transcribes; limits on call length and daily / monthly spendSecretary mode: your own calls forwarded to the node

MESSAGESSMS in and out, one shared conversation feedTelegram bot with commands and reportsEmail: check and sendForwarding rules for incoming SMSAllowlist: who the node may write to on its ownQuiet hours — messages collect and arrive in the morning

HOMEReceives events: smoke, leak, gas, power lost and restored, lock opened, battery low, internet downA separate key for the home that only delivers eventsChecks which network an event came from and whether the clocks agreeEvery refusal is visible on screen, with the reasonPolls devices and sees Frigate cameras

WATCHDOG13 reasons to wake you: overheating, throttling, internet, storage, modem, failover…All-clear when it is fixedClimate inside the box: temperature, humidity, pressureSignal history for the day, survives a restartBackup internet: switches to cellular and backHeals the modem itself when it hangs

OWNER CONSOLE13 screens: dashboard, calls, messages, contacts, home, alerts, tariff, access, users, system, phone, assistant, helpTwo languages, roles and rights, brute-force protectionPassword recovery through TelegramBackups and restore to your home serverThe node’s Android screen, right in the browser

FOR YOUR AGENT70 API endpoints: calls, messages, contacts, home, alerts, settings, healthKeys with rights: read · write messages · controlApproval queue — the node asks before it actsOne timeline of conversations across every channelA dossier on each contact, built from past conversations

WHAT THE NODE TALKS TO Left, the real world. Right, the digital one. The node sits in between — and that is the whole point.

CELLULAR NETWORKA real number on a real SIMCalls and SMS. Works when the internet doesn’t. This is what makes it a box, not a cloud service.

HOMEHome AssistantEvents over the local network: smoke, water, power, locks. Cameras via Frigate.

THE NODERealityNest, at your homeSIM inside. Policy inside. Recordings, contacts and logs stay on the box.

AI MODELReal-time voice modelAudio streams there and back. Needs internet — the only part of the node that does.

YOUTelegram and the browser consoleReports, approvals, settings. Backups go to your own home server.

WHAT HAPPENS TO AN INCOMING CALL

Someone calls the numberA Spanish SIM, an ordinary mobile number

The modem picks upAudio goes straight into the node — no telephony provider in between

Who is this? — lookup by numberAgainst the contacts you entered yourself

OWNERSpeaks freely — and can give the node commands by voice

KNOWNIts own way of talking: family · friends · business

STRANGERPolite — never the address, codes, or who is home

Conversation by voiceIn the caller’s language

Recording and transcriptFiled in the call log

Summary to you in TelegramOr a live transfer, if the call needs you

The fork in the middle is the product. Everything below it is the same for every caller; everything above decides which voice the node answers with — and what it is willing to say.

PROTOTYPES

Built in the real world.
Tested in the real world.

Photographs, what is inside, and what each one taught us. Nothing here is a render of a shipping product; new prototypes appear as they go live.

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You already gave your AI a brain. Now give it a way into the world.

Currently accepting early users who already run their own AI agents, plus selected smart-home and AI integrators.

OWN SIM · OWN NUMBER · YOUR RULES

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Your AI can think. Now let it handle the real world.

Your AI knows what to do.So why are you still doing this?

“Find out if my car is ready.”

Don’t just make a call.Finish the task.

Imagine this happening all day — without interrupting you.

A real phone linefor your AI.

Autonomous doesn’t mean unrestricted.

It knows whoit’s talking to.

It doesn’t only call.It can answer for you.

The internet went down.Your phone line didn’t.