We have been building Aura One for four years behind a very boring landing page. On 13 May we are turning it on in front of two hundred people, taking it apart on stage, and letting everyone in the room use one before anyone else can buy it.
Ninety seconds of the thing, filmed in one take, with no renders.
No pre-recorded segments. If something breaks on stage, you will watch it break.
From locked to recording in under 300 milliseconds, with no app to open. We will time it on stage with a stopwatch on the screen behind us.
No account, no cloud, no subscription. Everything runs on the device. We will put it in aeroplane mode and use it for the whole demo.
Real nine days, measured on the units in the room, not a lab figure. Every guest device will show its uptime on the back screen.
The full API and the schematics go public the same night. We will merge the first community pull request live if someone sends one.
Bandra Warehouse 3, off Chapel Road. It is a working warehouse, so dress for concrete floors.
“I have carried a review unit for five months and I have charged it eleven times. That is the entire review, really.”
Farah Qureshi
Hardware writer, The Undercurrent
“They gave me the schematics before the launch, which no one does, and then took my worst feedback and shipped a fix for it in six weeks.”
Dev Anand Pillai
Founder, Openbench Collective
“My whole studio switched. Not because it is faster — because it never asks us to log into anything.”
Simone Adeyemi
Creative Director, Slate and Salt
Tell us who you are and we will send an invite within a week. Press, developers, and anyone who has been on the waitlist since 2024 go to the front of the queue.