Google keeps your photos. Apple keeps your files. Some app keeps your passwords. Every month they charge rent — and every day they scan what they hold.
Your photos, passwords and files — safe in your own home.
The Infinixism pod is a small, quiet box that plugs into your internet router. In about 15 minutes it takes over from Google Photos, iCloud and the rest — and from then on, your family's life stays in your house, with no monthly bill.
18 apps. One quiet box. No monthly fees.
You already pay for this — twice.
Once with money: storage plans, password apps, streaming, AI. And once with privacy: everything you store gets scanned — to sell you things, and to train their machines.
It was never your fault.
Keeping your own photos at home used to take a computer degree — weekends of setup, strange words, things that break. That wall kept everyone renting.
Now it's one box and 15 minutes.
The pod arrives ready. Plug it in, type one code, and everything moves home. Nothing to learn. Nothing to maintain.
For the family techie doing the vetting: no Docker, no terminal, no YAML — unless you want it. It's all open underneath, and there's a free bring-your-own-machine tier.
What it replaces
Everything below keeps working the way you're used to — it just happens in your house instead of on their computers.
And it does more — whenever you're ready.
The box carries its own app store: 18 apps today, tested by us, added with one click. No accounts, no ads, no rent.
Everything on this page ships today. The store is inside the box — nothing you browse is reported to anyone.
What you'll save
Tap the ones you pay for. That's your monthly rent — for things this box does once.
As easy as plugging in a lamp
Plug it in
Two cables: power, and your internet router. That's the whole installation.
Type one code
Your order comes with a simple code. Type it once — the box sets itself up while you watch the progress bar.
Everything appears
Photos, files, passwords, movies — on your phone, TV and computer. And they never leave home again.
Your questions, answered honestly
Do I need to be good with computers?+
No. If you can plug in a coffee maker and type a code, you're qualified. There's no coding and nothing to configure — and the family techie is welcome to look under the hood.
What if it breaks?+
Plug in any USB drive and the box keeps an encrypted backup of everything. If the hardware ever fails, a new box brings it all back in about 20 minutes. 1-year warranty included.
Can my whole family use it?+
Yes — everyone gets their own private space: kids, parents, grandparents. The Hearth size is built exactly for this.
Can I get to my things away from home?+
Yes. A private connection — one only your family can use — reaches your box from anywhere, without putting anything on the public internet.
Is my stuff really private?+
It lives in your house. Nobody can read it, lose it, or lock you out of it — the same way nobody can read the photo albums on your shelf.
What if I need help?+
Email us and a real person answers — usually the founder. No phone trees, no chatbots.
Buy it once. It's yours forever.
Five sizes, one promise: no monthly fee, no computer skills. The bigger boxes simply carry more of your life.
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- Keeps working even when the internet is down
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- Parental controls built in
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