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A plushie and a hub, both at home.

Pasiero works on the screens you already own. These two make it feel like part of the family.

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The Pasiero plushie

No screen, no battery, two wings.

Each wing has a tap tag inside. Tap it on the hub and it does whatever you picked for that wing.

  • nothing inside no battery, mic, or camera
  • you choose what each wing does, anytime
  • one per kid each with their own wings
The plushie lying with its wings spread, showing a round tap tag on each wing.
left wing · right wing
The plushie sitting on a table, its tap tag visible on one wing.
A black and white shaggy dog carrying the plushie in its mouth.
pets love it too
  1. 01

    Start a game

    This week's favorite, right on the TV.

  2. 02

    Start bedtime

    Tonight's story plays and the lights dim.

  3. 03

    Say "I'm home"

    You get a quiet note. No location tracking.

  4. 04

    Check off a chore

    "Fed the dog" goes on the family chart.

Take a closer look

Give it a spin.

Drag the plushie, or use the slider, to see it from every side.

The Pasiero home hub

Your family's private cloud, sitting on a shelf.

Plug it in and Pasiero runs entirely at home. It keeps working when the internet doesn't.

  • tap pad on top, for the plushie
  • AI at home runs on the hub itself
  • strong Wi-Fi reaches the whole house
  • camera optional, off until you turn it on
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The Pasiero home hub: a compact black metal box with two Wi-Fi antennas, a round tap pad on top, and a clip-on camera.
prototype hub

Smart home, only if you want it

Routines you can read.

Describe a routine in plain words. You see exactly what it does before it's turned on.

Bedtime wing

when   right wing tapped after 7:30 pm
then   lights → 20%
       nightlight → amber
       tonight's story plays
       games paused until morning

Fed the dog

when   the dog's plushie is tapped
then   log who fed him, and when
       remind at 6 pm if nobody did
data   stays on the hub

For the technically curious

Open source, all the way down.

The hub runs p4n4, a free, open-source platform. It also runs on a Raspberry Pi or a spare PC.

AI

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  • Letta
  • n8n

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dashboards

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