Straight answers before release.

No public download is available. Private Windows development builds exist, but access remains approval-only while installation, updates, security and account behavior are validated.

Core household workflows are designed to operate through owner-controlled devices and explicit permissions. Optional cloud features—including cloud AI providers—still require network transmission and their own privacy terms.

Windows 10 and Windows 11 are the current desktop development targets. Android, iPhone, tablet, TV and broader device support are planned and should not be treated as currently available.

Remote access is one subsystem. CAMIDAX also combines device identity, storage, media, transfers, health, security, updates and Forge into one command model.

No. Forge is intended to verify goals, explain consequential actions and remain behind deterministic permissions and approval gates. The owner remains in control.

CAMIDAX borrows from broad categories those products serve, but it is not claiming complete feature parity or a drop-in replacement. Its differentiator is one household authority and interface model across multiple workflows.

Final pricing and tiers have not been published. CAMIDAX will not advertise a price until the deliverable features and account experience for that tier are defined.

Yes. Submit the contact form or use account registration. A request does not guarantee approval, support or access to every subsystem.

No independent production security audit is claimed. Security hardening and release certification remain active work.