For General Catalyst, from 🤫 hussh
🤫 hussh builds personal supercomputing you own: a private agent (Agent One), a personal supercomputer (Puppy One) and a safety wearable (Tag One), tied together by a consent-first protocol and a distributed edge network. The wedge: private and regulated data that cannot lawfully leave its owner's control. We are early, and we would value your counsel.
Your thesis
Back applied AI and mission-driven companies, comfortable in regulated markets, with a responsible-innovation frame.
Why we fit
The regulated-data wedge (health, government) and a consent-first, candid posture fit the responsible-innovation frame directly.
If we had one slide for you, it would lead with: The regulated-data wedge, and a compliance posture built for FedRAMP High.
The counsel we would value
More than a check, we would value your perspective. Specifically: The path into regulated pilots, and what a credible first lighthouse looks like.
Where we are: it is early, with no traction to overstate yet; reservations are small, refundable demand signals; payments and the 🤫 Gold ID are on the roadmap; the network is scaling; and Tag One is a safety and wellness wearable, not a medical device. The model, cap table and full deck are ready to share on request.
The teaser
Our Seed teaser, open for you to read at your pace. The full deck, model and data room are a request away.
A private AI agent you own, a personal supercomputer you own, and a safety wearable for the people you love, tied together by a consent-first protocol.
Prepared, with admiration, for General Catalyst.
We are not being shy about the ambition
We believe 🤫 can compound into one of the most valuable companies of its era: people owning their intelligence and supercomputing, as available as electricity. That is our aspiration, not a projection. We would be grateful for a conversation.
