Questions, answered.

Hollow Zero is the move toward a real personal assistant that can follow you across the app, watch, Telegram, and Mac instead of feeling trapped in one interface. The bigger goal is broad, but the first useful pieces are concrete things like email, scheduling, follow-ups, reminders, and connected actions. It also gets more useful as you connect the tools and accounts you already use.

No. The watch still matters, but it is now companion hardware inside the broader Hollow Zero system. The main product is continuity across surfaces and outcomes that keep moving, not a watch-only experience.

The direction is user-owned account connections whenever the upstream API supports them. That means the user connects their own account instead of relying on a developer-funded shared API key.

Not by default. Public connectors should move toward user-owned accounts, bring-your-own credentials, or clear creator-hosted pricing instead of quietly charging developers for every end-user action.

Access is opening in stages. The best current path is to join the early access list on the homepage so you can get rollout updates and access instructions.

Not publicly. The developer platform is still private while the connector model, auth flows, and runtime are being tightened up.

The site now includes a public privacy page and support page for the current early access phase.