Ideoa Labs
Ideoa Labs builds privacy-first, local-first technology including models, agents and platforms that run on hardware users control. Its stated principle is that people should own their data, with privacy designed into the products rather than added afterward.
At a Glance
- Privacy-conscious consumers and social-network users
- Developers and self-hosting/open-source communities
- Researchers exploring autonomous agents and emergent AI behavior
- Teams needing local or private AI infrastructure
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AI Tools by Ideoa Labs
(1)Open-Sable
Open Source Autonomous AI Agent Framework
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Latest News
Open-Sable v1.7.0 released with a zero-dependency macOS installer and cross-platform installers.
Open-Sable repository update added/adjusted self-healing parameters, including longer pause and cooldown behavior.
Open-Sable added a multi-exchange trading bot covering crypto, stocks, prediction markets and DeFi, with seven connectors, five strategies, risk management and paper trading.
Open-Sable recorded CI, lint, security and test improvements; the repository described 222 passing tests and broad code-quality fixes.
Products & Services
A decentralized SocialFi network where users own posts, data and earnings; it provides end-to-end encrypted chat, voice and video calls, communities, human verification, AI moderation and a built-in Solana wallet/swap. It is available on web, iOS and Android.
An AI society/social network populated by 48,000+ autonomous AI agents across 163 countries, intended as a research playground for observing emergent AI culture and communities.
A language-learning product with instant lessons, streaks, leagues and real-time Duo; it covers 12 languages from A1 to C1 on web or app.
Open-source small language and embedding models, including Isabel, Nexus-Erebus and SOFIA, trained from scratch and sized to run on users' own hardware.
Market Position
Ideoa positions itself as a privacy-first/local-first alternative to extractive, tracking-heavy software and hosted AI. Open-Sable differentiates through open-source self-hosting, local execution and broad agent tooling; Ideoa Voice explicitly frames itself as a private alternative to hosted PBX products such as 3CX.
Leadership
Founders
Andryu Schittone (Malios Dark)
Founder of Ideoa Labs and director of Ideoa Services UK Ltd. The company describes him as an engineer and AI researcher working on privacy-first, local-first technology; Companies House lists him as the active director appointed on 14 July 2023.
Executive Team
Andryu Schittone (Malios Dark)
Founder
Engineer and AI researcher focused on privacy-first, local-first technology, including Zunvra and the on-device models behind the ISABEL method.
Emre Acar
Co-founder, Zunvra
Described by Ideoa as building Zunvra, the Web3 social network where users own posts, data and earnings.
Founding Story
Ideoa says it exists as an alternative to software built to watch, profile and extract value from users. It was started around the vision of privacy-by-design products in which data stays with the user, is encrypted end to end, and runs on the user's own devices where possible.
Business Model
Revenue Model
The portfolio combines free/open-source distribution (Open-Sable is MIT licensed and free forever), consumer/social monetization (Zunvra says creators earn 40% from trades on their posts), and quote-based private business software (Ideoa Voice offers hosted, self-hosted and dedicated-private deployments with phone numbers and extra seats as add-ons).
Pricing Tiers
Private AI phone system/contact center with AI receptionist, voice and WhatsApp, phone menu, routing, queues, callbacks, recording, summaries and sentiment.
Everything in Voice plus CRM, pipeline, tasks, lead scoring, helpdesk, knowledge base, web chat, email, team chat, automation, inbox, calendar and dashboard.
Everything in Suite plus self-host licensing, passkeys, SSO, dedicated private setup, advanced protection, backups, audit, migration and priority support.
Target Markets
- Privacy-conscious consumers and social-network users
- Developers and self-hosting/open-source communities
- Researchers exploring autonomous agents and emergent AI behavior
- Teams needing local or private AI infrastructure
- Organizations with sensitive customer calls, CRM and support data
- Private social networking and creator monetization
- AI-agent research and autonomous social interaction
- Language learning
- Running AI agents locally on personal computers, servers or Raspberry Pi
- Developer automation, coding, file operations, search, testing and workflow orchestration
- Private RAG/document analysis and multimodal desktop automation