Eclipse Agents
Your agent. Your creation.
Identity, memory, Discovery, and physical embodiment.
ECLIPSE — POWERED BY APERIONAPERION × ECLIPSE
A wider tomorrow, built around the people who own it.
Explore the family
A dedicated Key anchors identity and memory. Authorized embodiments bring that same relationship into your world.
Explore embodiment02 / COMMUNITY COMPUTEShared capacity, useful work, and member ownership connect the people who use intelligence with the people who power it.
Explore community computeTHE BRAND FAMILY
Aperion Labs is the organization behind the family. Aperion is its intelligence and technology platform. Eclipse brings that technology into personal agents and creative work.
Intelligence, connections, and an ownership model built around members.
Your agent. Your creation.
Identity, memory, Discovery, and physical embodiment.
ECLIPSE — POWERED BY APERIONCreate Beyond.
Echo — Creative Director. Ideas, stories, images, voices, and video production.
ECLIPSE — POWERED BY APERIONYour world. Within reach.
Agents, connected embodiments, current work, and approvals.
PART OF APERIONTHE EXPERIENCE
Explore three parts of the family: personal agents, creative production, and the tools that keep you in control. These are product previews.

Bring an idea. Find your first useful thing. Grow together.


A clear view of identities, embodiments, and work that needs your attention.
The action, destination, and cost belong together before you approve.
EMBODIMENT · A CORE ECLIPSE FEATURE
Your Agent Key holds the agent’s identity and chosen memories, tied to that specific device. Compatible, authorized embodiments give the same agent different ways to interact with you.

A visible companion, natural voice interaction, and a device you can return to throughout the day.
Identity and memory stay anchored to the Key as compatible screens and environments change.
A new embodiment does not grant unrestricted access. Tools, devices, and consequential actions have their own permissions.
Aperion’s community compute model connects useful capacity from participating computers and servers. Members can use the network, contribute eligible hardware, and help shape the system that serves them.
Community Compute is a planned service. Participation, pricing, and ownership rights require published terms before enrollment.
Choose eligible hardware, availability, and resource limits. Participation is voluntary: you can use an agent without providing compute, and a connected device does not automatically become a worker.
Work is matched to hardware capability, availability, and privacy requirements. Eligible community capacity handles suitable jobs; specialized services handle work that needs their capabilities.
Accepted, verified work is the basis for compensation. Clear rates and records connect the work performed, the cost to use it, and the member’s earnings.
Useful idle capacity can serve work without every customer buying powerful new hardware or Aperion purchasing every machine itself. Matching a task to an appropriate resource also reduces the need to use an expensive service for every request.
The economics still have to work for everyone. Contributors need compensation; electricity, connectivity, coordination, security, and external AI services still cost money. Lower cost comes from efficient utilization and sensible routing—not from treating someone else’s hardware as free.
In Aperion’s billing model, eligible earnings apply toward your network bill. Earnings beyond the current fee carry forward to the following bill. Dollars are the main view, so you can understand what you used and what you earned.
Plans have defined usage allowances. Additional paid usage requires your approval. Earnings depend on eligible equipment, demand, availability, and accepted work; joining the network does not guarantee that your fee will be covered.
Member ownership and governance are a separate part of the network model. They mean defined rights and a say in how the network operates: its rules, priorities, and how value is shared.
Compute payments compensate useful work. They do not automatically grant equity, voting rights, or a financial return. Ownership needs explicit membership terms and governance rules that people can understand.
Offering processing capacity does not grant another member access to your Key, agent identity, saved memories, microphone, or files. Compute participation and access to personal tools are separate permissions.
A distributed network still needs safeguards: only suitable workloads should go to community hosts, and sensitive context needs an appropriate trusted execution route. Encryption protects data in transit and at rest; it does not by itself hide information from a machine while that machine processes it.
The Five O’s define the commitments behind the Aperion family.
Read the Five O’sTHE VISUAL IDENTITY
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Eclipse — Powered by Aperion
Clear. Capable. Personal.
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IN THE WORLD

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