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Hyperoche builds software from the foundation up. Two principles guide our work: tools should serve the people using them, and privacy should be established through architecture rather than added later as a setting.
Phengos
Phengos is a local-first, bring-your-own-key AI workflow tool for Windows and Linux. Provider keys remain in your operating system's secure credential store rather than plain-text configuration files. When you use an AI provider, requests are sent directly to the provider you selected; Hyperoche does not process them in between.
Your prompts, responses, files, and projects are not stored by Hyperoche. Working data remains on your machine, apart from information sent when you choose to use an external AI provider. The only diagnostic data sent to Hyperoche is an optional crash report, and only when you enable it. Update checks use a random installation token that is not associated with you or your licence.
Phengos organises work into projects and sessions, and writes generated output as ordinary files in your project folder. It can also cryptographically seal individual runs, allowing you to verify later that their contents have not changed. You can use cloud providers with your own API key or work entirely offline through a local model server such as Ollama.
Phengos renders through Vulkan and requires a working Vulkan driver. An Android build exists and is used internally, but is not distributed. We would rather withhold it than release something we cannot yet support to the same standard as the desktop version.
Community is free for personal and commercial use. It requires no account, licence key, or activation. Pro is available under a one-time perpetual licence and adds unlimited reference and source files per run, persistent project and session history, multi-turn chat, and run integrity verification.
Visit the Phengos site → · Download Phengos Community →
Restaurant ERP
Restaurant ERP is a fully offline system for a large, single-site restaurant business. Built from scratch rather than assembled from cloud services, it covers operations, inventory, finance, staff, and reporting. The system runs locally, keeping the business's records on its own hardware.
Because it operates offline, day-to-day service does not depend on an internet connection, an active subscription, or the continued operation of a service provider.
The system includes AI-assisted search and retrieval, allowing staff to find records using plain-language queries. This processing runs locally, without sending the underlying business data over the internet. Regional handling is available for Britain, Ireland, Estonia, India, and Bhutan.
Restaurant ERP is in active development. A one-month trial is available before purchase so that businesses can evaluate it first. Contact us to arrange a trial.
Built with our own tools
We write our C++ in an IDE developed in-house. Every product also renders through an engine and user interface framework built by Hyperoche from the platform layer up. These tools are not distributed separately: they are internal foundations for the software we ship.
Keeping them internal is a deliberate decision. A specialised development tool would require support and product work that we would rather invest in the software we sell, while the engine remains central to everything we build.
The results are visible across our products: native C++ throughout, no Electron or browser runtime, one rendering path shared by every application, and privacy decisions made at the architectural level. An AI workflow tool and a restaurant management system may serve very different purposes, but they are built on the same engineering foundation.