Halo is a spatial computing platform for the next decade of work. Less interface. More intelligence. Surfaces appear when you need them and dissolve when you don't. Built for people who think with their hands.
Workspace that lives outside the laptop. Pin anything to the room and it stays there.
Surfaces appear when you need them, vanish when you don't. No app switcher. No dock.
Learns your rhythm, never asks you to learn it. Suggests, never interrupts.
Shared rooms, real-time. Edit the same surface with someone four time zones away.
On-device by default. Your context never leaves your machine unless you say so.
Build your own surfaces in TypeScript. SDK in public preview.
Drop a document, a model, a draft, a memory — anywhere in the room. It stays where you left it. Walk in tomorrow. It's still there.
| Capability | Laptop | Halo |
|---|---|---|
| Surface area | 13 – 16 inches | Whatever room you're in |
| Context switching | Tab + tab + tab | Walk to it |
| Multiplayer | Screenshare, kind of | Same room, real-time |
| Persistence | Closes when you close it | Still there tomorrow |
| Latency | — | 42 ms global mesh |
"Three weeks in, my dock has eight icons. My room has the eighty things I actually do. I am not going back."
Cohort 04 opens August. 240 seats. We read every application within a week.