AI Academy
Mona Siewert
Mona runs the AI Academy. She teaches partners and operators how to turn AI from a buzzword into recurring revenue. The curriculum is the one she also uses with our own children.
The Operating System for your Home and Business.
We replace most of your SaaS stack with software you own outright. Voice and app routing, identity, devices, security. Your data stays yours. Trusted by banks and critical infrastructure operators for 20 years.
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How do I learn AI and earn from it? How do I protect my kids and their future?
Two questions, one answer. Airfy AI Academy teaches families and businesses to use AI on their own infrastructure. The network is the foundation. Your kids inherit the operator side, not a black-box subscription.
Get it direct. Or from your internet provider.
Same software, every scale. Families get the Home App. Operators get the console. The AI controller runs on Nvidia Blackwell silicon in your provider's rack, not in a third-party cloud.
The Home App.
Branded by your provider. The same product every Airfy subscriber gets, on iOS and Android, with pause, profiles, voice help, and Mesh setup.
The operator console.
Every subscriber home in their footprint on one screen. Diagnose, provision, and ship support tickets before the call.
The AI controller.
Nvidia Blackwell silicon, racked in their NOC. Your subscribers' data stays inside the operator boundary they control.
Runs on 1,500 hardware models. Available through internet providers in the US, the EU, and Switzerland.
For ISP operatorsAI is built in four layers. The network is one of them.
Think of AI like a building. The network is the ground floor. It is what every machine stands on. The expensive computers that actually run AI, the GPUs, sit on that floor. Airfy runs that floor and the machines on it. Twenty years building this layer means your AI has somewhere solid to stand.
And on top of those machines run the apps your team uses every day. They live on the same console as the network. Here is what that looks like.
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voice, apps, agentsModels
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chips, acceleratorsAirfy owns the App and Infra layers of the five-layer AI stack.
One platform, many modules
The AI Operating Layer. Radios and capabilities snap in underneath.
WiFi is one transport. Starlink and 5G are others. Identity, voice, VPN, and on-prem compute round out the kit. You pick the modules you need, the AI Operating Layer controls all of them on the same console.
WiFi
22+ years, Hotels and BanksThe transport most teams start with. Hotels, restaurants, and banks run on it today. Treat it as a capability, not a category.
Identity
Every device gets a token, every voice gets an identity, every API call gets an audit trail. The token store lives on your hardware, not in a vendor cloud.
Voice
Local voice-to-text and voice-to-action. The microphone is the new keyboard, the audio never leaves your stack.
VPN and mesh
Site-to-site and device-to-device Vernetzung, no third-party broker. Built for partners who manage many small sites at once.
Compute
Jetson edge boxes and GPU servers run the models close to the work. Cloud is optional, not mandatory.
AI for Schools
Lehrer-app, student identity, safe AI assistants. Same Baukasten, classroom shape.
AI for Enterprises
Hotels, banks, factories. Same Baukasten, regulated-industry shape and your IT in charge.
Own your cloud
Every new platform wants you in their cloud. We put it in yours.
Modern cloud platforms pitch you a single login, one bill, everything managed. The hidden price is the same one you paid the last time: a stack you cannot move, data you cannot read offline, and a vendor that owns the customer relationship. Airfy is a different category. The infrastructure, the AI, and the customer stay with you and your partner.
Own your network
Self-hosted control plane, open source firmware, hardware you can swap. If you leave, your network keeps running. If we leave, your network keeps running.
Own your AI
Voice, agents, and models run on GPUs that sit inside your building or your partner's rack. Your prompts and your customer data never become training fuel for someone else.
Own your data
Logs, identities, billing records, recordings. All written to storage you control. Export is a button, not a contract negotiation.
You already lived through one vendor lock-in. Do not sign up for a newer one.
Two operator audiences. One product surface.
Enterprise teams run their own footprint. Internet service providers run thousands of subscriber footprints. Same Airfy stack. Different lens.
For Enterprise
Talk to your network. Watch it talk back.
1,796 nodes, 14,248 devices, 7,423 team accounts in one console. Voice and chat to provision, diagnose, and govern. Your data stays on your iron.
For Internet Service Providers
Ship the Home App. Own the AI underneath.
Runs on 1,500 hardware models. Subscriber app, operator console, and an AI Network Controller on Nvidia Blackwell silicon in your NOC. Your cloud, your AI, your data.
The integration story
Talk to your company. Chat with your system.
Voice your question. Chat your idea. Query your knowledge. Every answer runs on the GPU you own, not on a vendor's cloud. The five Airfy AI products turn your operator network into a nervous system you can speak to.
Airfy Talk
Voice your question. The network listens.
Airfy Chat
Team chat on your GPU. Slack-shaped, operator-owned.
Airfy Metis
Wisdom layer built from Talk + Chat.
All on
Your GPU
Your hardware, your boundary. Nothing leaves your rack.
Stop being training fodder for someone else's model. When you use Slack, your conversations train somebody else. When you use Airfy Chat on your own GPU, they do not.
See the AI PlatformNetwork and AI on the same console.
Open the Airfy admin and AI is not in some separate tab. AI Apps, AI Chat, agents, GPU servers sit right next to the network topology you operate every day. The infrastructure and the layer above it are tabs on the same console.
Industrial spotlight
Your factory floor cannot wait for the cloud.
WiFi, Starlink, and 5G are radio modules. They move bits, not decisions. The reasoning has to live next to the machine, or your line stops when the link blinks. Airfy puts a small Jetson next to each cell. It pre-reasons locally, sends only the summary upstream, and keeps the production data on hardware you own.
Local agents on Jetson modules pre-reason before the network even has to answer.
Only the result travels upward, so bandwidth and latency stop being a tax.
If the link drops, the floor keeps running. The console catches up when it returns.
Edge flow
- SensorJetson + local agent- pre-reasoning at the edge
- JetsonAirfyOS console- summary uploaded only when useful
- ConsoleOperator- one screen, every site
Jetson edge module, the smallest unit of AirfyOS in the field.
Free for the first routers
Got a router? Find out if it can run Airfy.
Most consumer and small-business routers can be flashed to run the same software our enterprise customers pay for. The app scans your network, tells you what is compatible, and walks you through the flash. The first nodes stay free, including the cloud control plane.
Step 01
Download the app.
iOS and Android. No account needed to scan.
Step 02
Scan your network.
The app finds every device on the LAN and tells you which ones can be flashed.
Step 03
Flash and own the stack.
Push open firmware, get a cloud console, keep the first nodes free forever.
iOS and Android. Open source on GitHub. Cloud control free for the first nodes.
Every node on your LAN, every status, one tap to flash.
For everyone at home
An AI that takes care of you, not the other way around.
Mona built the home side of Airfy for families. You open the app, a small guide meets you, and asks one question: do you want help with your private life, or with a business idea? From there it pulls curated tools onto your device. Books, summaries, a coach for the kids, midwifery support, study help. Everything that touches your family stays on hardware you own.
- One guided onboarding, no setup grind.
- Curated AI app library, not an app store landfill.
- Private mode keeps data on your own router and your own GPU.
Free security scan
What is your fridge talking to at 3am?
Smart speakers, doorbells, light bulbs, the dishwasher. Every device in your home talks to somebody every day. Most owners have no idea where the data lands. The Airfy app runs a free scan, names every destination, and lets you block the ones that should not be there. It runs on the router you already have.
Scan
One scan, the whole house.
The app lists every device and every domain it phoned home to in the last seven days.
Read
Plain-language report.
Each connection labelled by purpose, country, and risk. No threat scores, no fake red lights.
Block
Block in one tap.
Cut off the destinations you do not trust. Set rules for each device. Reverse anytime.
Free tier, runs on the router you already own. Open source on GitHub.
Every device, every destination, named and ranked.
This is what AI for networks actually looks like.
Same idea, the other direction. Your team talks to Airfy. Airfy talks to the network.
Every site, one screen.
136,262 clients. 194 locations. 398 nodes. All live, all in one operator console.
WiFi meets AI.
Pick a vertical to see how Airfy ships there today.
Two founders, one platform
Built by a family, for the people who actually use it.
Most AI infrastructure is shipped by teams that will never run it themselves. Airfy is built by two people whose own kids grow up on top of it. The Academy and the Tech are not two departments. They are two halves of the same daily life.
Tech
Steffen Siewert
Steffen has been shipping WiFi and identity infrastructure for over 20 years, including for banks, the Bundeswehr, DLR, and critical infrastructure operators. Today he runs the platform with around 100 AI agents and a small core team.
Your network is the oldest thing in your company.
Everything else got smarter. The infrastructure underneath it is still running on ideas from a world that is gone. That is what slows every project down.
Vendor lock-in
Proprietary firmware traps teams in closed ecosystems with no path to portability.
Layered complexity
VPNs, VPCs, WAN, and security stacks pile on top of each other, each requiring separate management.
Weeks to deploy
Provisioning new infrastructure is slow, manual, and error-prone, delaying every project it touches.
No unified control
Networks, devices, and compute are managed in silos. There is no single intelligence layer across them.
The router was never the asset. Intelligence is.
Hardware is now a commodity. The old players made their money locking you in. That model is breaking. Whoever runs the intelligence on top wins, and that window is open right now.
Everyone else sells you a box. We run the intelligence.
Airfy is the intelligence layer. Not a service, not hardware.
Incumbents
Regular vendors
- Hardware lock-in
- No app, desktop, and chat control layer
- Still building agentic network operations
- Enterprise reach
Airfy
Airfy
The intelligence layer
- Network as entry point
- App, desktop, and chat interface
- Background agents already deployed
- Expands: GPUs, IoT, edge
- No lock-in architecture
NaaS and Cloud
Network-as-a-service vendors
- Service layer only
- No device intelligence
- Not infrastructure-native
- Modern delivery model
Three horizons
Enterprise direct
- ·Banking, retail, defense, aerospace
- ·High-ACV multi-year contracts
- ·Multi-site enterprise deployments
Regulatory distribution unlock
- ·Large base of re-flashable routers
- ·Partner and MSP channel distribution
- ·Expanded reach at lower CAC
Intelligence layer everywhere
- ·Expand from routers to servers and GPUs
- ·Unified control across all infrastructure
- ·Platform for every connected device
Peace of mind
Peace of mind, on hardware you actually own.
Trust is not a certificate from last quarter. Trust is being able to open the code, see who is connected, and pull the plug if you ever want to. Airfy is built so the people closest to your customers, your local partners, can give that promise in person.
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Step 1
A local Handwerker partner walks in.
A local HVAC business is losing evening calls to the competition. A trained Airfy partner, the AI-Typ for the region, sits down with the owner, records the conversation in the Airfy app, and maps where money is leaking out of the day.
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Step 2
AI gets installed on site.
Inside 24 hours, the partner installs an autonomous AI on a small box at the customer's office. It picks up calls, replies in writing, books appointments, and updates the CRM. The model and the data stay in the building.
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Step 3
Recurring revenue, for both sides.
Two to three days later, the HVAC business books more jobs. The partner stays on as the AI caretaker on a monthly retainer. The customer keeps their data. The partner keeps the relationship. Airfy keeps the lights on.
Open source by default
Firmware, agent logic, and platform code are open. You do not have to trust us. You can read it, fork it, and audit it on your own schedule.
Self-hosted, not rented
The network, the GPUs that run your AI, and the data they touch live on hardware you control. If we ever disappear, nothing of yours goes dark with us.
Owned by your partner, not by us
Your local Airfy partner owns the cloud account and the customer relationship. We sit underneath as the platform. That is the opposite of one more vendor cloud you cannot leave.
Airfy, peace of mind.
Where this goes
One day, you just walk in and talk.
- No servers to rent. No cloud you cannot see. No vendor holding the keys.
- Your whole stack runs on infrastructure you own, inside your business and your home.
- You walk in, you speak, and the work happens. On your technology, under your control.
- The operating system for all of it is Airfy.
The rules just changed. America builds its own infrastructure now.
New federal rules say critical infrastructure has to be built and controlled in America. Airfy already is. Here is what changed.
