The complete, dated history of what π€« One has shipped - 410 changes and counting, newest first, for users, our team, and the community. We build in the open: this is the record.
It is a small convention that means a lot to us: every π€« release is named after a human we celebrate, so the story of what we ship carries the memory of the people who inspire it. We celebrate humans as we build.

Underestimated by everyone, she quietly invented a technology that now connects the planet. We never underestimate a person, and we build tools that let anyone contribute.
See all the humans we celebrateWe work cleanly backwards from the human. This release started with a founder walking through the site and asking the obvious question: why does "Reserve a Puppy One" land on a page with no way to reserve anything? That question turned into a full pass - the reserve flow, the buttons, every purchase point, how you reach us, and a functional QA sweep that found and fixed nine real bugs before shipping.
The reserve bar is now visible the instant you land on the page, sign-in is optional instead of a blocking gate, and you can hand-pick your Agent's own spaceID name from $6.69 - or reserve a π€« Tag One and hear about it as details firm up.
Ten real professions - advisor, engineer, healthcare worker, creator, and more - each presetting the workload, hours, and privacy defaults that actually apply to you, instead of assuming every visitor already knows what "70B Q4" means.
The exact two-tone hierarchy apple.com itself uses, fixed once at the shared component layer so it's consistent across the whole site, not just the pages we happened to touch.
Dead links to a real checkout, three Pro tag tiers that had prices but no buy button, and success pages that used to say "confirmed" whether or not you'd actually paid - all found and fixed, with every success page now verifying the payment against Stripe before it says so.
24 pages - press, partnerships, careers, accessibility, and more - now book 15 minutes on a real calendar instead of opening a mail client, while reservations, gifts, and other structured requests correctly stayed as email.
Four parallel test sweeps found a mobile bug where the reserve bar's own padding was silently blocking taps on the page's footer links, and a floating nav pill that covered hero buttons on six pages - both fixed and re-verified before this release shipped.
Apple keeps release notes per product; so do we. The timeline below is the full record - these are the curated, newest-first highlights for each π€« build, so a user, a partner, or a builder can follow just the one they care about.
Your private life-general-contractor - owned and controlled by you, every read a consented handshake.
Now built openly on PCHP / hu_ssh - the consent protocol every read completes.
Personal supercomputing you own, at home.
Full bill of materials and an Apple-grade first-time guide, published in the open.
The smallest π€« host - your consent, in your pocket.
Lineup finalized (flagship + SE, Ultra, Pup) with a published BOM.
The open protocol, the research, and the public portal every build ships to.
PCHP specification + four launch posts, donated to the community.
We are a Silicon Valley garage at heart - a small, hardcore team shipping in public. These notes update as we ship, most days, so users, partners, and the community can watch the company get built in real time. Garage-first is not nostalgia; it is a first principle and a core value of how we operate.
Kushal Trivedi, our co-founder and forward-deployed core engineer, works alongside Manish Sainani to build the best possible company to work at and with. The team pairs with Claude, Codex, Grok, and Gemini as everyday tools - shipping faster without ever losing the human at the center, which is the whole point of everything here.
Every change merged to main, documented here.
Shipped through a pull request and review.
The first change in this public record.
Each entry is a change shipped to production. Reviewed releases link to their pull request.
This is the whole record. Follow along, hold us to it, and tell us what to build next.
One is a product of Hushh Technologies Corporation (brand: π€« βhusshβ), an independent company. One runs on third-party silicon, systems, and cloud; all company names are used solely to describe the platforms on which One software runs. Hushh Technologies is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or partnered with any company named.