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Peace of
mind.

Work runs late. School finishes at three. The holidays leave the house empty, and the parcels keep coming. This is how jupyter looks after the people and the places you love while you are somewhere else.

By Temi Akinloye27 September 20268 min read

There is a particular kind of worry that comes with a busy life. It is not dramatic. It is the small question at 3:40 in the afternoon, in a meeting across town: did they get home?

Most security cameras answer that question with a notification that says motion detected, and a clip of a tree. We built jupyter to answer it properly, in words, and only when it matters.

After school

3:42 pm. They are home.

The bus pulls away. Your son walks up the path with a Keyfob clipped to his school bag, and the Keyfob tells the house he is home.

A Keyfob on the bag. The alarm stands down as he walks in.

The door

The house stands down for him.

The Keyfob tells the house he is home, so the alarm stands down as he walks in. No code to remember, no app to open with his hands full.

Your phone

You know it is him.

FaceAI recognises the faces you add. Your phone says Mateo was spotted at the front door, not motion detected.

Tonight

The afternoon, in words.

Helios tells the day as one story, with who came home and when. Read it tonight, or in tomorrow morning’s brief.

Add a face once, from the SecureProtect app.

And if the face at the door is not family? The same cameras notice someone they do not know. A stranger who lingers at the gate is flagged, and you get the clip. If someone keeps coming back, put them on the watch list with one box, and you hear first when they return.

Away on holiday

An empty house that does not look empty.

The car is packed, and somewhere at the back of your mind is the house you are leaving behind. Empty houses have a look. jupyter’s job is to take it away.

Footsteps, a television, a door closing. Nothing repeats, so nothing sounds recorded.

Lived-in

The sounds of a home.

Start OccupancyAI from the app as you leave, and the Indoor Halo plays the sounds of a home that is lived in.

Listening

Glass, a bang, a call for help.

SoundAI listens for breaking glass, a loud bang or a person in distress, and tells you straight away.

Every morning

Your home, from the beach.

The Morning Brief arrives at 7:30 wherever you are, with how the house spent the night, in a few plain sentences.

Seen

And told so.

When the house is armed and someone lingers where they should not, the Outdoor Halo answers with its siren and strobe. Final validation

Day four · 7:30 am · a beach in the sun

The kids are still asleep, the sea is flat, and the house is a two-hour flight away.

What jupyter does. The Morning Brief arrives with your coffee: a quiet night at home, the lived-in sounds ran through the evening, and nothing needs you.

Parcel season

The parcel is there when you get home.

November arrives, and so do the boxes. Most of them turn up when nobody is home, and sit on the porch in full view of the street.

ParcelAI sees the courier, and the parcel they leave.

Delivered

You know it arrived.

ParcelAI sees the courier leave it and tells you it is there, with the clip.

Guarded

You know if someone reaches for it.

If someone who is not the courier reaches for your parcel, you get a theft warning straight away, with their face.

Answered

And the porch speaks up.

With the house armed, the Outdoor Halo by the door answers a would-be thief with its siren. Final validation

Thursday · 1:10 pm · the porch

A courier leaves a box by the door. Ten minutes later, a man in a cap walks up the path, looks around, and bends down for it.

What jupyter does. You get a theft warning with his face. And the parcel is there when you get home, or you know exactly who took it.

Your other home Beta from October

The cabin, the lake house, the rental.

A cabin in the Catskills. A rental near Yellowstone, in the Smoky Mountains, or on Lake Tahoe. Vacation Home follows your booking calendar, steps back for guests and cleaners, and looks after the place on its own in between. Limited beta from October 2026, release February 2027. Read the full story.

“Peace of mind is not the absence of worry. It is knowing you will be told, in plain words, when something needs you.”
Temi Akinloye

Where things stand

Available now
Keyfob arming and disarming. Alerts that name the people you add. The day’s story in Helios and the 7:30 Morning Brief. Parcel, theft and loitering alerts. SoundAI alerts for glass, a bang or distress. Lived-in sounds, started from the app. The watch list.
Final validation
The Outdoor Halo’s automatic siren and strobe when the house is armed, and lived-in sounds on a schedule. Both are being finished for the first deliveries.
Vacation Home
Protection that follows your booking calendar, and Halo Concierge to welcome your guests. Limited beta from October 2026, release February 2027.

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