P102

Most homes now run on a scatter of single-purpose gadgets, each with its own app and settings. PiTeam's P102 takes the opposite approach: one stationary device meant to cover everyday tasks, from answering questions to keeping time to playing music. The maker describes it as a successor that builds on its earlier P101, adding visual interaction alongside updated AI.

Gemini at the core

Conversation runs on an AI engine based on Google Gemini. PiTeam says the P102 follows the flow of a conversation rather than handling isolated commands: ask about tomorrow's plans and it can read back your reminders, then add a nudge to prepare what you need to bring. The AI requires an internet connection, but the maker states that users' voice data and usage history are not collected or shared.

Voice when your hands are busy, touch when you want detail

The P102 is designed to be operated either by voice or through its touchscreen. Spoken commands such as setting an alarm, starting a countdown or playing relaxation sounds are handled directly, which the maker says makes the device approachable for older users and anyone less comfortable with technology. The screen gathers a clock, weather forecast, reminders and a music player in one view, for information that is easier to read than to hear.

Its compact body is intended for a bedside table, a desk or a living-room shelf.

Built-in functions

• Relaxation sounds including rain, waves, forest and campfire, with adjustable volume and playback time
• Music playback by voice, with requests like "something upbeat" interpreted by the AI
• World clock and weather forecasts, including weather for multiple locations
• Stopwatch and countdown timer
• Reminders

No subscription, no setup

PiTeam positions the P102 against AI devices that gate features behind monthly or annual fees. According to the maker, all AI and built-in functions remain available permanently with no subscription or additional cost after purchase, and there is no app installation, account registration or pairing step. The P102 is presented as a Kickstarter project.