Every digital surface · For everyone

The Universal Remote.
Expertise, installed.

Plug into the Web. Operate without limits.

Instant expertiseEvery digital surfaceNL → Generative UI

Intent → expertise

Say what you want in natural language. O1 supplies power-user expertise — no steep learning curves.

Generative UI

Inputs and outputs rendered for discoverability, exploration, and clear visualization.

Web2 · Web3

One interface across cloud services, APIs, IoT, blockchains and smart contracts.

From terminal to universal remote
'79
sh / ksh
Programmable

You must know the syntax

'89
bash · zsh
Interactive

The shell helps you remember

'22
Warp · Claude Code
AI-augmented

The shell suggests

now
O1
Universal

You state intent; expertise is supplied

Fifty years of lowering the barrier — and yet the tax remains: paid in hours, collected in and by specialists.

Capabilities meant for everyone — reached by few.

Structural costs fall on two axes — What an operation charges you to learn, and What stays out of reach no matter how much you try. O1 exists to make it all a relic of the past.

  • One interaction model

    CLI, ABI, and device binding become instances of the same Operation.

  • Possibility before intent

    Capabilities are enumerable — visible before a precise question exists.

  • Composition across surfaces

    One normal form lets a chain event gate a message, email, or device write.

  • The fleet as an operand

    Hosts, nodes, and devices are addressed in-session — not destinations to SSH into first.

  • Knowledge that compounds

    Describe an Operation once; every operator after inherits it.

  • Grounded answers

    Retrieval cites live upstream artifacts — training cutoffs stop being a ceiling.

One Interface. Every Surface.

01
Natural language
Express intent

Say what you want. O1 turns it into action — without steep learning curves per tool.

02
Generative UI
Inputs and outputs

Adaptive surfaces for discoverability, exploration, and clear visualization.

03
Instant expertise
Construct-class access

Power-user knowledge and capability on demand — the "I know Kung Fu" moment, made real.

04
Natively private
Self-custodied data

Your data stays yours. Optional wallet-native sharing for state across devices.

05
Your deploy choice
Self-hosted or managed

Run O1 yourself or use the managed service — same remote, your terms.

06
Web2 · Web3
Every programmable surface

One interface across cloud services, APIs, IoT, blockchains and smart contracts.

Surfaces

CLI, REST, RPC, ABI, IoT — each has its own rules. Now there's only one — you do what you want.

CLI

Syntax → intent

Shells and CLIs with incompatible flags, auth, and docs — use intent instead of memorizing each.

Before
aws ec2gcloud computedoctl computekubectl get nodes

A new grammar, auth config, and docs per provider

With O1
NL"Show cheapest GPU instances across all providers"
OutLive comparison — provider, region, specs, $/hr

REST / OpenAPI

OpenAPI → one remote

Per-service schemas, tokens, and Postman collections — normalized into one programmable surface.

Before
Postman per servicecurl + manual authSwagger per APIper-service tokens

Separate docs, auth flows, and schemas per service

With O1
NL"List all active deployments with health status"
OutStatus grid — name, uptime, region, last deploy

IoT

ZigBee · Matter · Z-Wave

Device protocols and brand bridges — become one remote for physical and digital surfaces.

Before
Home AssistantZigbee2MQTTdevice appsper-protocol bridge

Each brand and protocol needs its own bridge and app

With O1
NL"Set evening mode in the living room"
OutDevice panel — scene applied, confirmation, live state

You hold the remote

Ownership first — your data, your operations, your model. The remote works for you.

Self-custody

You keep your data

The remote is yours — nothing leaves your custody by default. Optional wallet-native sharing keeps state across devices without giving anyone else the keys.

Self-hosted or managed

You choose where it runs

Own the deployment: run O1 yourself or use the managed service.

Model-agnostic

You choose the model

Point the remote at the model you trust. No vendor lock-in on the AI layer.

Operate the digital world

One remote to control and shape every surface you reach.

Cloud Infrastructure

Provision, manage, and price-optimize across major cloud providers — with more on the way

5
Amazon Web Services
Microsoft Azure
Google Cloud
DigitalOcean
Latitude.sh
+103K instance types

Blockchain & Web3

Deploy nodes, query chain state, and interact with every major network

2.9K
Ethereum
Bitcoin
Solana
Polygon
Arbitrum
Base
Avalanche
BNB Chain
+2.9K more

APIs & Services

Integrate with 2,000+ public APIs across finance, analytics, commerce, AI, and government

2.1K
GitHub
Docker
Vault
Elasticsearch
Asana
Slack
OpenAI
ElevenLabs
Telegram
+2.1K more

How It Works

Explore, speak intent, or work in generative UI — one session across the web.

Explore
Browse surfaces
Natural language
State intent
Generative UI
Inputs & outputs
You
Natural Language · GenUI · legacy interfaces
O1 Core
Intent · Routing · Auth
Generative UI
Live · Adaptive
↕ Routes to any domain
Cloud
103K instances
Blockchain
2.8K networks
Web3
11K contracts
IoT
432 devices
APIs
2K+ services
Open Source
480+ projects
◈ Input
"Provision a t3.xlarge on AWS us-east-1"
Understood: provision compute on AWS
Confirming t3.xlarge — 4 vCPU, 16GB
Provisioning instance · Ready for workloads
▣ Generative UI Output

Universally Programmable

APIs spanning infrastructure, operations, monitoring, knowledgebase exploration — and more.

InfrastructureOpenAPI
GET/api/nodes
POST/api/nodes/launch-instance
POST/api/nodes/execute
GET/api/deployments/history
GET/api/deployments/stats
Featured

Nodes, launch, remote execute, and deployment history — infrastructure end to end

Schemas
NodeCloudInstanceDeploymentDeploymentHistory

Knowledge, ownership, utility

An open market and economy for digital interfaces, expertise and performance data — based on crypto-economic incentives and objective measures of utility and value.

Open Sources

Interface knowledgebases

Living guides for how users and agents should interact with a tool — so O1 can teach the surface, not guess it.

How it works
  • Ingested from auditable sources: GitHub, public websites and documentation
  • Normalized into structured interface knowledge agents can follow
  • Versioned and reviewable as sources change
  • More channels ahead — X, Slack, Discord, Telegram, Substack
Use cases
  • Onboard to an unfamiliar CLI or API without reading every doc page
  • Let agents discover valid operations, flags, and schemas safely
  • Keep generative UI and NL routing grounded in real tool behavior
EIP-721ERC-4907

Open ownership & curation

Namespace NFTs make interface curation ownable, rentable, and resolvable — who decides how a surface is taught on the platform.

How it works
  • Owners curate sources and determine how their app’s knowledgebase is built
  • Curation is rentable (ERC-4907) — keep ownership, let others steward the knowledgebase
  • Transfer, split, or share ownership to match teams, DAOs, and stewards
  • Onchain resolution — the authoritative curator is discoverable and enforceable
Use cases
  • Rent out curation of a namespace while keeping long-term ownership
  • Split curation rights across product, docs, and community maintainers
  • Transfer stewardship when a protocol or CLI changes hands
Market data

Utility benchmarking

Apples-to-apples tool comparisons — so you can rank cloud SKUs, chain clients, and contracts on measured performance, not marketing.

Example comparisons
Cloud · CPU+18%vs SKU median
Chain · sync4.2hvs 6.8h median
Contract · gas−24%vs category avg
How it works
  • Cloud — rank instances by CPU (and related) performance within the same SKU class
  • Blockchain — compare how long clients take to sync, by network and implementation
  • Smart contracts — compare gas for the same workload against others in the category
  • Benchmarks and market data come from the community; verified submissions earn protocol tokens
Use cases
  • Pick an instance, client, or contract using measured tradeoffs — not vendor claims
  • Submit verified benchmarks and earn rewards in the native protocol token
  • See which tools win on the metrics that matter for your workload

Who O1 Is For

Built for everyone navigating digital surfaces — operators, builders, and anyone who wants power-user expertise without the learning curve.

Power-user expertise, on day one

In an increasingly digital world, capability should not take hours or years. State intent. Do Great Things.

1

Describe what you need — O1 routes across the Web

2

Bring your own model — no vendor lock-in on the AI layer

3

Generative UI for inputs and outputs: discover, learn, act

4

Self-custody by default; self-host or use managed

Ready when you are

One interface across the Web — on your terms.