The complete, dated history of what π€« One has shipped - 848 changes and counting, newest first, for users, our team, and the community. We build in the open: this is the record.
It is a small convention that means a lot to us: every π€« release is named after a human we celebrate, so the story of what we ship carries the memory of the people who inspire it. We celebrate humans as we build.

Brahe recorded the sky more precisely than anyone before him and handed that data to Kepler, who found the laws hidden inside it. We respect the unglamorous work of good data, and we believe the person who gathers it should decide who may use it.
See all the humans we celebrateOne hundred and twenty-nine jobs across nine cities, a form that takes about a minute, and a search that can finally find the work near you. Some of this fixes what an earlier release said was already working and was not - that correction is below, in plain words.
A previous release said you would get an email repeating what you sent us. That was not true, and it had never been true. Three separate faults sat in series on the mail path, each one silent, and every check we had came back green while nothing left the building. All three are fixed. We are not going to claim it works until we have watched one arrive - so if you applied before today and heard nothing, that was us, not you, and your application is still on file with its reference intact.
We opened nine cities and then gave nobody a way to filter by any of them. There is now one search across all one hundred and twenty-nine roles, with a chip for each city, a remote-friendly toggle for the roles that can be done from any major US city, and a link you can share that keeps your filters. The careers page itself used to list eight jobs written by hand and link to none of the real ones. It links to real ones now.
Attach a file, paste a link, or paste the text straight into the page. That last one matters: needing a hosted PDF before you can apply turns away good people for a reason that has nothing to do with the job. First name, last name, email and your resume are all we ask for. Everything else - your phone, where you are, twelve places your work might live, what you are proudest of - sits behind one link you open only if you want to.
Re-applying used to overwrite your record wholesale, so coming back to correct one thing wiped every link and every answer you had written the first time. Now they merge, and the fuller answer wins. Your reference number stays the same however many times you come back, and the trail of what changed is kept - which it was not before.
Apple keeps release notes per product; so do we. The timeline below is the full record - these are the curated, newest-first highlights for each π€« build, so a user, a partner, or a builder can follow just the one they care about.
Your private life-general-contractor - owned and controlled by you, every read a consented handshake.
Now built openly on PCHP / hu_ssh - the consent protocol every read completes.
Personal supercomputing you own, at home.
Full bill of materials and an Apple-grade first-time guide, published in the open.
The smallest π€« host - your consent, in your pocket.
Lineup finalized (flagship + SE, Ultra, Pup) with a published BOM.
The open protocol, the research, and the public portal every build ships to.
PCHP specification + four launch posts, donated to the community.
We are a Silicon Valley garage at heart - a small, hardcore team shipping in public. These notes update as we ship, most days, so users, partners, and the community can watch the company get built in real time. Garage-first is not nostalgia; it is a first principle and a core value of how we operate.
Kushal Trivedi, our co-founder and forward-deployed core engineer, works alongside Manish Sainani to build the best possible company to work at and with. The team pairs with Claude, Codex, Grok, and Gemini as everyday tools - shipping faster without ever losing the human at the center, which is the whole point of everything here.
Every change merged to main, documented here.
Shipped through a pull request and review.
The first change in this public record.
Each entry is a change shipped to production. Reviewed releases link to their pull request.
This is the whole record. Follow along, hold us to it, and tell us what to build next.
π€« One is made by Hushh Technologies Corporation, an independent company. We name the hardware and clouds One runs on to say where it runs. None of them endorse us, and we call a company a partner only once the agreement is signed.