Senti

This release — Senti v0.1.0
The pitch: Your voice is the key, and the assistant is listening. Your computer locks, and unlocks when it recognizes your voice — no passphrase. Then you talk to it and it answers out loud, knowing your name.

What actually ships:

Voice unlock (text-independent — say anything), PIN fallback
On-device voice verification — your voiceprint never leaves the machine
A talking assistant (Groq brain, ElevenLabs voice, any language)
Multi-user accounts, per-user voiceprint sync, web dashboard
A hardened backend (no CORS surface, hashed device keys, encrypted voiceprints, rate limits) — each attack-tested
And — this is what earns trust — a blunt "Known limits" section: Ctrl+Alt+Del still gets past it, the installer's unsigned, no liveness detection, the assistant talks but can't act yet. Naming these before someone else does is what makes a security launch credible instead of a target.

The roadmap
Next: Telegram remote control + proactive alerts ("someone failed unlock → your phone buzzes"), security-event snapshots done local-first, voice picker
Soon: memory/RAG (it remembers you, weekly digest), an assistant that acts (opens apps, runs tasks), liveness detection
Big: the real C++ Windows credential provider (survives Ctrl+Alt+Del), macOS/Linux
For others: per-account customization — voice, persona, rules