Three products.
Three different problems.
These aren't the same server under three names. A household, a person, and a business keep different things, answer to different people, and need a different network. Pick the one where you feel the problem — and if it's two, they combine.
For your family
Everything the household keeps, on hardware you own. No more monthly rent to Apple and Google.
- Files, photos, calendarYour Drive without Google, shared (Nextcloud).
- Movies and musicYour library on any screen (Jellyfin).
- PasswordsFamily vault, no per-person fees (Vaultwarden).
- Home automationKeeps running when the internet doesn't (Home Assistant).
- Private network, no adsOne app, your account, and you're home (Tailscale + AdGuard).
For you
An assistant that doesn't start from zero every time. Its memory lives on your server, not in a chat session.
- Your second brainNotes and projects as a graph the assistant consults (Obsidian + Graphify).
- Automate your dayEmail, calendar, and reminders as workflows (n8n).
- From WhatsAppThe chat you already use, answering with your context (OpenClaw).
- Swappable engineYour API key. Switch providers, your memory stays.
For your company
Your own infrastructure plus your business's automations, built with you. Not software you install: a process of yours, running on your hardware.
- Automations built for youWe design your real workflows — quoting, invoicing, replying — and leave them running (n8n).
- The business's second brainProcesses, clients, and decisions the AI can query (Obsidian + Graphify).
- Team files and passwordsQuotas, department permissions, shared vault (Nextcloud + Vaultwarden).
- Your own networkWireGuard on your server: unlimited users, no per-seat cost.
- Data never leaves the countryLaw 1581 stops being a clause and becomes a physical fact.
The AI thinks outside, your data lives inside. The model runs over an API with your key; documents, memory, and workflows stay on your server.
Nido Business needs a public IP. Usually a cheap add-on on business plans. We check before quoting.
Renting gets expensive. See the difference.
You pay month after month, forever. And in the end, you own nothing.
SMB: Google Workspace ~$216 USD per employee, every year.
A single purchase. The server is yours, built custom for you.
Limited slots for the first batch. Price will increase at official launch.