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Manish Sainani at Stony Brook University: cash flow, ownership, reinvestment and risk. The original 39-slide presentation from October 19, 2026.
Lecture deck
▶⏵ Film2:46The keynote film we brought to AI Summit @ Stanford. Own your AI, own your data, own your compute, and turn your personal supercomputer into a business asset. The short cut of the case for consent-first personal intelligence that belongs to the person at the center, running on hardware they own.
Keynote
▶▶ Reel0:30Thirty seconds to introduce hushh, and Private Agent One, to the world. A phone full of apps that work for everyone but you — then the color arrives: one private agent that works only for you, reads nothing without your handshake, and coordinates your whole life from day one. The Apple Summer 2026 design theme, in full: the story is the palette, greyscale into a full-spectrum bloom.
Broadcast spot
▶▶ Reel3sThe Super Bowl story as a duration ladder. One idea — meet hushh, and Private Agent One — cut to three, seven, sixteen and twenty-seven seconds, each opening with an original wake-up score: a synthesized sonic logo that builds, hits on the downbeat, and lands the message like a keynote. Every note is original, no licensed audio.
Duration ladder
▶⏵ Film13:41Who asked you? Not who asked your permission - who asked, at all. The companion piece to The Hushh Keynote: PCHP, HusshID, and spaceID at the scale of a life, then the eight moments that actually carry weight - health, money, the biggest purchases you'll ever make, career, family, safety, everyday friction - and the honest boundaries, including the line we won't cross.
Keynote
▶⏵ Film10:32The company, in one sitting - in Manish Sainani's own words. Why we exist, the mission, the PCHP -> One -> Fund A architecture, Puppy One, how we go to market, the Apple-frame design rule, a day in the life, what we're deliberately not, and the close. The master cut every short clip in this campaign is drawn from.
Keynote
▶◆ Interactive~90 secondsOne dot is one hour. A year of them blooms, and the hours you spend following someone else's steps light up inside it - and honestly, it barely shows. Then we do it again for every year you work, and twenty-seven hours becomes 1,080: forty-five whole days, about six weeks. Silent, slow, and arithmetic you can check in your head. It ends the way the whole series does: you were never bad at this, you were simply too human for it - so here are your six weeks back.
The Hours · the centrepiece
▶◆ Interactive~15 seconds to loseA phone menu stands between you and a human. 🤫 Private Agent One is calling the same number. Press 1, press 4, press the one that quietly means please suffer — while One quietly gets through in eight seconds. You lose every time, and that is the entire joke: you were never bad at this, you were simply too human for it. Plays in about fifteen seconds, with hold music generated live in your browser.
Playable · Beat the Machine
▶◆ Interactive~30 seconds to your numberNot a film — something you play with. Tap the chores that are actually yours, and watch your year fill in: every gold dot is one hour you spend following someone else's steps. The arithmetic is shown in the open, the numbers are the ones you pick, and nothing is collected — it all runs in your browser. Then it hands you your number, and each chore links to the episode about it.
Interactive · The Chore Clock
▶⏵ Film10 shortsThe whole series, one tap. Open it and the first short plays; flick up for the next, tap for sound. Ten everyday chores most people hate, ten times 🤫 Private Agent One just does it - vertical, hook-first, about fifteen seconds each. The gesture you already know; zero clicks.
Not It. · The Feed
▶⏵ Film1:51Be honest: when was the last time you called customer service and enjoyed it? The menu that never has your option, the hold music, the robot swearing your call is important - for the fortieth minute. Fighting customer service was never hard; it's just tedious - a script, a hold, a form, a rule. And following the steps patiently, perfectly, a thousand times without getting bored is the one thing a great agent is built to do. Meet 🤫 Private Agent One: it makes the call, waits on hold cheerfully and endlessly, works only for you, and touches nothing without your handshake. It holds. You live. The stuff nobody wants to do is the first thing One takes off your plate.
Not It. · Ep.1
▶⏵ Film1:40From memory, add up every subscription you're paying for right now. You missed some, didn't you? It always starts innocently - a free trial, a cheerful cancel anytime - and then one little charge, times a dozen, quietly leaves your account every month while you're not looking. None is big enough to notice; together they're a slow leak in the bottom of the boat. You didn't overspend - you just forgot to cancel. Meet 🤫 Private Agent One: it reads every recurring charge, lines them up honestly, and cancels only what you say - only with your handshake. Keep everything you love, drop everything you forgot, and the money that was leaking away comes right back where it belongs. Yours.
Not It. · Ep.2
