The home server you can talk to. A desktop for your apps, files and media, and an assistant that does the work.

Try the demo (opens in a new tab)About the public release
  • Runs on your hardware.
  • Acts within your boundaries.
  • Source code coming soon.
Talome desktop: Media opens from Launchpad, the Assistant answers how the server is doing, Claude Code runs in the Terminal, then Settings, Search and the classic layout
Talome desktop: widgets, mounted drives, the Dock and the Assistant on one screen.

A question becomes an explanation. A request becomes a task. You stay part of the decision.

Understand what’s happening.

Ask where the space went. Talome checks, explains and suggests the next step.

My disks are almost full. Where should I start cleaning up?

Ask once. Keep it running.

One request becomes a daily brief that flags what needs you.

Every morning at 7, send me a server summary.

An app of your own.

Describe it. Talome builds it on the apps you already run.

Make an app for my vacuum with a 3D plan of my flat.

Ask what to watch, check on the server, change your mind. Keep talking, with the transcript beside you.

A scripted example. The page does not use your microphone.

You

What should I watch tonight? Something sci-fi.

Talome

How about Gattaca? It’s in your library and you haven’t seen it yet. Smart, quiet sci-fi, just under two hours.

You

Perfect. I’ll watch it now.

Talome

On it. The living room lights are down and your movie scene is on. Enjoy the film.

Talk naturally.
Interrupt or change your mind. Live voice keeps listening.
Dictate a request.
Pause to send your request. Hear the answer read back.
Choose your setup.
Use OpenAI for live voice. Dictate with a local or hosted provider.

Set the operating mode, review approvals and keep an eye on usage. The decision stays with you.

Set its boundaries.

Choose how much agents may do on your server.

Security

Security mode

When an agent asks to…

  • Check disk usageReadRuns
  • Restart JellyfinModifyRuns
  • Remove unused imagesDestructiveRuns
  • Cautious lets agents read and make everyday changes. Destructive actions wait for your approval.

Pick a mode above to see what changes.

Claude Code, Cursor or Claude Desktop can work on your server over MCP. Each one connects with its own token and only the access you give it.

AI Agents
Server URLhttps://talome.local/api/mcp

Connected agents1

Server monitorRead only · core · all appsLast used 2m ago
Waiting for an agent to connect…

Claude Code’s access

Everyday changes. Start, stop and configure apps, manage media and automations.

Its calls, checked one by one

  • list_containersAllowed
  • restart_appjellyfinAllowed
  • uninstall_appjellyfinNot in its access
Any MCP client.
Point it at your server’s address, and Talome’s tools appear in the agent you already use.
Only what it needs.
Read, modify or full control, limited to the tool groups and apps you choose.
Checked and recorded.
Every call goes through the security mode and approvals, and lands in the audit log.

A service stops answering at 3 a.m. Talome notices, finds out why, fixes what it safely can and checks that the fix held. Every step leaves a record.

JellyfinMedia server · port 8096Healthy · 40 ms

Watching

It follows Docker as things happen, and runs a full check on the schedule your budget sets.

  • jellyfinHealthy
  • immichHealthy
  • vaultwardenHealthy
  • audiobookshelfHealthy
  • qbittorrentHealthy

Jellyfin is healthy.

Only safe fixes.
Restart a container, clean up Docker, rescan a library or roll back an update. Anything else, it reports and leaves to you.
Every fix is checked.
After the fix it looks again. If the service still isn’t answering, you get a warning to check it.

Your apps, files and media share a desktop. Open them together, keep your work in view and move between them without leaving Talome.

  • Windows

    Side by side.

    Open what you need next to each other, snap it to a half, and leave it there.

    Files and Movies snapped side by side in Talome, with their complete toolbars, native rounded window corners and the Dock visible below.

  • Desktop

    Make it your desktop.

    Choose your widgets. Keep your server and drives in view.

  • Control Center

    A glance at your server.

    Audiobooks, downloads and desktop controls, from the Dock.

    Control Center open above the complete Talome Dock on the desktop: The Time Machine audiobook is playing, with its cover, progress and pause control beside active downloads and desktop controls. Demo data.

  • Files and Quick Look

    Open it. Stay here.

    Open a file directly in Quick Look. Your drives stay on the desktop, your work stays in view.

    127 Hours open in a rounded Talome Quick Look window, with its Files folder behind it, mounted drives and the Dock visible.

  • Launchpad

    Every app, one key.

    From every store, including the ones you made.

    Launchpad on a real Talome server: 25 apps, with installed services and the user-created Budget, Strategy and Weather apps below the built-in apps.

  • Search

    ⌘K finds it.

    Apps, media, containers, automations. Or just ask.

    Talome Search displaying media results and the option to ask the Assistant. Still from the Search walkthrough.

  • Two layouts. Same Talome.

    A desktop or a sidebar. Your apps and conversations stay with you.

    Talome desktop with Audiobooks and Terminal windows open together, mounted drives and the Dock visible.

  • Files

    Your drives. One place.

    Browse mounted drives, find a file and open it without losing your place.

    The Files window browsing Media Hub with two folders selected, mounted drives in the sidebar and the Dock visible.

  • Movies

    Tonight starts here.

    Browse films and series, choose something to watch and pick up where you left off.

    The complete Movies window with film artwork, Continue watching and library collections, surrounded by desktop context with the full Dock visible.

  • Audiobooks

    Back to your next chapter.

    Your books, chapters and listening progress, with playback controls close at hand.

    Benjamin Franklin: An American Life open in the Audiobooks window, with chapters, playback controls and the desktop Dock visible.

A terminal on your desktop, running on your server. Close the tab and the session keeps going. Start Claude Code in one click, or any agent you install by typing its name.

Talome Terminal showing running Docker containers and their status, with Default, Claude Code, Codex and Kimi sessions in the sidebar.

Close the tab, keep the session.

Sessions live in tmux on your server, scrollback included. Come back tomorrow and the shell is where you left it.

Any agent you like.

Claude Code starts from the toolbar in one click. Codex, Kimi or any other agent you install starts by typing its name.

Outlives a restart.

The shell runs in its own process, so the dashboard can restart without dropping it.

Talome's own apps, apps packaged for CasaOS and Umbrel, and the ones you make. Install one, or a connected stack.

Choose an app to open it.

At your desk, on your phone, or in a chat on Telegram or Discord. The server stays home.

  • At your desk.

    Talome is a page in your browser. Open talome.local and your whole desktop is there.

    Talome running in Safari on a Mac at talome.local: the desktop with widgets, the Assistant answering a question and Clean Home open, with Talome’s own Dock.

  • On your iPad.

    Browse your library on a larger touch screen, from a Home Screen app.

    Talome’s Audiobooks library as an iPad Home Screen app: eight public-domain books beside the sidebar, under the native status bar. Actual iPadOS Simulator capture with demo data.

  • In your pocket.

    Add Talome to your Home Screen. It opens like an app, with your server at a glance.

    Talome running as an iPhone Home Screen app: CPU, memory, disk, network and services under the native status bar, with no browser bars. Actual iPhone 17e Simulator capture with demo data.

  • In your chats.

    Connect Telegram or Discord to ask a question and receive alerts.

    Talome · Example conversation

    Server status?

    All 8 stacks are running. The internal disk is at 82%.

    Alert: last night’s backups finished. All 3 verified.

Phone and iPad screens are Simulator captures. Chat and remote access need to be set up first.

A real Talome dashboard with a read-only server snapshot. Ask about the server, browse the files and play the media.

The hosted demo's Talome desktop, nothing open yet: clock, CPU, memory and disk widgets, three drives and the Dock, over the terraces wallpaper.

No sign-in. No installs or server changes. AI chat uses the demo’s configured provider.

Keep your apps at home. Choose where your AI runs.

Your apps. Your hardware.
Talome runs beside Docker on your own machine. Your files, media and app data stay on that server.
Choose where AI runs.
Use a hosted provider or a local model with Ollama. Assistant context goes to the model you choose. Live voice can use a separate provider.
Source code coming soon.
The repository is private for now. The source and self-hosted installer will be public soon under AGPL-3.0.
No usage tracking.
Talome does not collect analytics or crash reports. Connected providers and services have their own policies.

The hosted demo is live. The source code and self-hosted installer will be public soon under AGPL-3.0.

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