Independent software studio
N8torious AI builds kernels, programming languages, and apps that run on your hardware and answer to you — offline-first, no accounts, no trackers, no landlord.
Everything public, in one place.
The whole Bible in one offline Android app — all 66 books, reading plans, prayer, highlights. Everything stays on the device.
The full body of work on GitHub — Harakiri OS, the kernel collection, the languages, the resume.
Source, staging, and the build lines behind everything on this page.
The Resonance world mandala — the knowledge graph the SI Core grew out of.
Product site and storefront for the 3D model and script catalog.
Models, navigation packs, and engine cores for sale — digital goods, delivered as files.
Three lines, one rule: the user is the authority.
Harakiri, PoeTchi, BUBO, the Ohio kernel and five more — agent-native kernels with a constitutional core: systems may exercise delegated capabilities, but only a human is a source of authority.
Gemba, Rustba, Lavemba, tRust and the wider family — programming languages designed gesture-first and constraint-typed for sovereign mobile development.
Temple is the first public release. More follow the same law it ships under: offline-first, on-device storage, and nothing leaves except by the user's own hand.
N8torious AI is the studio of Nathan Brown — one builder, working end to end: kernel to interface, language to storefront. The through-line is sovereignty. Software should run on the owner's hardware, keep the owner's data on the owner's device, and take its orders from the owner.
That is not a slogan here; it is an engineering rule, written into the kernel constitution the systems run on: humans are sources of authority; systems never are.