Customize your PAI Pro Sovereign Workstation

PAI Gateway is an inline network appliance that connects between your broadband modem and your home router. It is built for people who want network-level privacy for every phone, laptop, and connected device in their house without installing client software on each one.

Inside is an x86 processor with dual 2.5G Ethernet ports, 16 GB of memory, and solid-state storage. One Ethernet port connects to your modem in bridge mode, and the other connects to your local Wi-Fi router or switch. It operates as a transparent network gate, directing outbound connections through encrypted WireGuard tunnels and routing domain name queries through encrypted resolvers so your broadband provider cannot log the sites you visit.

For households running PAI assistants or local smart devices, the Gateway includes a local proxy bridge. When devices send requests toward cloud services, the proxy can substitute personal details with random tokens on the way out and replace them when answers return. Sensitive data never leaves your home network in clear text.

No PAI account holds your data, and telemetry is off by default. Your personal memory and the search index over your own files live in a SQLite file on the box. Remote access goes through a private overlay network, so nothing listens on public interfaces.

The gateway uses a fail-closed network design: if the encrypted tunnel drops, network traffic stops rather than sending unencrypted data to your broadband provider. It arrives with PAI Gateway OS installed and connects to your private overlay network.

Sourcing is at the quote stage. Exact hardware parts, certifications and warranty are to be confirmed before launch.

We have not measured speed, power or noise yet. We will publish measured numbers for each model and each upgrade stage after prototype testing. Which models fit on which memory size is an estimate until then.