Founders Edition · By invitation
You saw it being built.
Now you can have one.
A small run of the Digital Twin Pro Founders Edition — the bigger one — assembled by hand and offered to the people who backed this early and the ones who have watched it get built. It isn't sold anywhere else on the site.
This isn't a launch. It's 38 units.
You've watched me post about this thing for months — the builds, the failures, the late nights getting the thermals right. A few of you have asked when you could get the bigger one. This is that message.
I bought a batch of the bigger parts before the price moved. That batch is all there is right now, and I'd rather it went to people who have been paying attention than to whoever finds the store first.
So: you get it first, you get it at the same price I'll charge publicly, and I'll set it up with you personally. No pressure and no countdown — when these are gone, they're gone, and the next batch depends on economics I can't promise yet.
— Joshua
What you'll actually use it for
It's a small box that lives on a shelf. Inside is your assistant — an assistant that reads, writes, calls, and remembers. You talk to it from your phone. After you plug it in, you won't need to touch the box again.
- “Pay the water bill Friday.” — it finds the amount, asks once, then confirms when it's done.
- “Get Leo a pediatrician appointment.” — it calls the office, waits on hold, books it, puts it on the calendar.
- “When did we last service the car?” — answered from your own paperwork, in seconds.
- “Draft the follow-ups from today.” — written and waiting for your approval before anything sends.
- “What does tomorrow look like?” — a two-minute spoken brief while the coffee brews.
It gets better the longer you have it — it learns how you like things done, so you repeat yourself less each month.
Why this one, and not the standard
The standard Digital Twin Pro is the right call for most people, and nothing here changes that. The Founders Edition exists for the person who holds it all together: years of paperwork, a business run from the kitchen table, a household that generates more admin than one person can hold in their head.
Twice the memory means it holds more of your life at once — bigger archives, longer conversations, heavier days without slowing down, and room to grow into instead of filling up.
| Standard | Founders Edition | |
|---|---|---|
| How much of your life it holds at once | Plenty for one person | Roughly twice as much |
| How hard a day it takes | Everyday asks, one at a time | Several heavy things at once |
| Room for a large archive | Good | Considerably more |
| Longer documents in one go | Most of them | The long ones too |
| Storage | The same | The same |
| How it is built | Made continuously | Assembled by hand, this batch only |
| Availability | Ongoing | This batch only |
The exact published figures behind both machines are written out on the specifications page. Real-world speed depends on what you ask it to do.
For those of you who'll ask what's inside
The Founders Edition is built on the same class of hardware trusted in autonomous drones, in satellites operating in orbit, and in the robot fleets that move inventory through warehouses at scale. It is not a consumer part.
It is sold bare, to robotics and aerospace builders, which is exactly why this is a limited run: there's no finished kit to order. I buy the part, then select, assemble and validate the board, the cooling, the wireless and the storage around each one — by hand, in Miami. The specifications page names every piece of it if you want to see.
Every unit gets endurance tested, heat tested under sustained load, and has a fingerprint of its exact software recorded before it ships to you.
Yours, and what comes with it
$2,999 once — no required subscription
Included for this group only
I set it up with you myself. Phone, video call, or in person if you're near Miami — from opening the box to your first real working session, with me on the other end. That isn't something I can offer at scale, which is part of why this run is small.
What happens after you order
I confirm your build by email, then assemble and test your unit — usually about a week — and ship it insured. If it isn't earning its place within 30 days, send it back.
Straight about the “limited” part
Part prices moved sharply this year and supply stopped being predictable. I bought ahead of it. When these are allocated, the list opens, and whether there's another batch depends on what modules cost when I go to buy again.
No countdown, no fake timer, no “last chance ever.” The number at the top of this page is the real number of units I can ship, and it goes down when someone buys one. If you want to think about it, think about it — I'd rather you were sure.