A reasoning system that lives on your machine. 219 tools, 17 deep integrations, autonomous monitoring, and — we checked twice — the ability to rewrite its own source code. Your hardware. Your house. Still a bit of a weird sentence to type.
curl -fsSL https://get.talome.dev | bashEveryhomeservertodayworksthesameway:adashboard,alistofapps,andyouastheoperator.Youinstall.Youconfigure.Youdebugatmidnight.Youaretheintelligence.Whatiftheserveritselfcouldthink?Readitsownsourcecode.Spotproblemsbeforeyounoticethem.Fixcrashesat3AMwhileyousleep.Learnyourpreferencesandremembereverything.Rewriteitsowncodetogetfaster.ThisisTalome.Runningonyourhardware.Rightnow.
Intelligence
01 / 09Talome watches your services around the clock. It reads logs, spots anomalies, and ranks improvement suggestions by impact. Click one; it delegates to Claude Code with full context — the right tools loaded via internal MCP servers, the exact files to touch, and a supervisor that refuses to save a change that won’t compile. At 3 AM when your media server runs out of memory, it diagnoses and fixes it before you wake up. Every change is logged. Every change is reversible. You can go back to bed.
Bug hunt
02 / 09Hit ⇧⌘X from anywhere. Talome captures your screen, your exact position in the app, viewport dimensions, every console error and failed network request — the full diagnostic context behind what you’re seeing. Describe the problem in a sentence. AI augments your report into a structured diagnosis with steps to reproduce, root cause analysis, and a fix strategy. Execute immediately or queue it. Your bug report becomes a resolved issue in minutes.
Conversation
03 / 09‘Set up a media server.’ Five apps installed. Downloads, media management, and search wired together automatically. Health verified, URLs ready to go. 219 purpose-built tools behind the chat box doing the unglamorous work. It remembers your preferences, your setup, your file paths. Ask once. You’re done asking.
Media
04 / 09Browse everything you’re watching, downloading, and waiting for. Search across all your media apps at once. See upcoming releases on the calendar. Track watch progress from Plex and Jellyfin. Search for specific releases and pick your quality tier. Request movies and shows with a single tap. When Plex or Jellyfin isn’t available, switch to cinema mode — a built-in player that streams directly from your files, right in the browser. Works perfectly on your TV in the living room.
Files
05 / 09Navigate your server’s file systems with a full-featured browser. Preview videos in cinema mode with a built-in player that handles MKV, MP4, and most formats with subtitle support. Listen to audio, view images, read code with syntax highlighting. Manage files across all your mounted drives. Create folders, rename, move, organize. Your AI assistant can work with files too. Say ‘clean up my downloads folder’ and watch it go.
Automations
06 / 09Build automations that go beyond simple if-then rules. Set a trigger: a container crashes, disk usage hits a threshold, a new app gets installed, or a cron schedule fires. Then chain steps: send a notification, call a tool, or hand the situation to the AI and let it reason about what to do. Your server responds to events intelligently, even when you’re away.
Integrations
07 / 09Talome understands how your apps relate to each other: media libraries, network settings, backup systems, home automation, all of it. Ask ‘why are my new files missing in Jellyfin?’ and it checks storage paths, scans folders, inspects permissions, and tells you exactly what to fix. It thinks across everything you run.
App creation
08 / 09Describe what you need in a sentence. AI generates a structured blueprint — Docker services, ports, volumes, environment variables, UI surfaces — then delegates to Claude Code with Talome’s design system rules, component references, and source snapshots loaded into the workspace. It builds against the same primitives the dashboard uses, validates with TypeScript and design checks, and publishes to your personal app store. Installable with one click. Or open the persistent AI terminal: a full coding session that survives page refreshes, browser crashes, even reboots.
Everywhere
09 / 09Fully responsive dashboard that works on any screen. Add Talome to your home screen on iOS or Android for an app-like experience. Open the terminal from your phone and you have a full coding session — persistent, resumable, right next to your grocery list app. Or message your server on Telegram like it’s a colleague: install apps, check status, get alerts. It replies. Politely. Usually.
Talome watches your services around the clock. It reads logs, spots anomalies, and ranks improvement suggestions by impact. Click one; it delegates to Claude Code with full context — the right tools loaded via internal MCP servers, the exact files to touch, and a supervisor that refuses to save a change that won’t compile. At 3 AM when your media server runs out of memory, it diagnoses and fixes it before you wake up. Every change is logged. Every change is reversible. You can go back to bed.
Talome, CasaOS, Umbrel, and the apps you’ll make up tonight at 11 PM. Install featured stacks with pre-configured bundles. Describe a new app; watch it get built. Install with one click. Also — and we can’t stress this enough — with one click.
Your intelligence runs entirely on your hardware. Full control. Full ownership. Always.
Runs on your hardware. Your living room, your closet, the rack you built in a moment of weakness. Complete independence, complete control, always yours.
AGPL-3.0 licensed. Read every line, fork it, modify it, contribute back. The entire codebase is yours to inspect — including the parts that make us mildly embarrassed.
Your server talks to you and only you. Every byte of data stays on your machine. No telemetry. No training set. No ‘anonymous’ analytics with a UUID that’s somehow still you.
Probably less. We timed it. Just your server and a single command — up and running before your coffee gets cold.
Install
One command. Under a minute.
Talk
Tell it what you want.
Done
Apps running. Monitoring active.
curl -fsSL https://get.talome.dev | bash