A home knows things no platform should receive by habit.
Schedules, routines, images, voices, movement, presence and absence form an intimate portrait of a family. Argos Home is designed so the main processing of that context can stay inside the property.
Private does not mean disconnected.
External integrations can exist when needed, but each must have a clear purpose and data boundary. Being able to send information outside does not mean it should happen by default.
OrvixLabs does not need to live inside your home.
Normal operation can be designed without giving OrvixLabs a permanent feed of cameras, conversations or routines. The system belongs to the environment it protects.
The family decides how much it knows and how much it does.
Permissions can limit observation, memory, recommendations and actions. A useful function does not need to become total authority.
Argos Home can know your home in order to help without turning that intimacy into a data product.