Zero pre-installed bloat
The planned OS boots clean and quiet. Hate AI? Do not install it. Prefer no Health tools? Leave them out. The phone stays yours.
Build the OS on day one
Start clean. Install only what earns a place. Choose an optional local AI toolkit, your own notification language, and modes that make your phone behave differently at work, at home and out in the world.
Built for B.Line. Still in active development.
HexOS, from a clean start
The intended setup experience is simple: tick the tools you want. Leave every other box empty. B.Line should never make you uninstall a life you did not ask for.
The planned OS boots clean and quiet. Hate AI? Do not install it. Prefer no Health tools? Leave them out. The phone stays yours.
Hexi is being designed as an opt-in, on-device assistant for ideas, translation, schedules and more—without making cloud dependency the default.
Assign programmable RGB colours, custom haptic patterns or complete silence. Low-priority notifications are intended to stay off the display until you choose to look.
HexOS functionality is in active development. Local processing, integrations and final feature behaviour will be validated before release.
The Time-Machine Camera Engine
Not an app pile and not aggressive AI sharpening. Pick an era, frame the moment, and make the picture feel like the version you want to remember.

Shoot the holiday like a frame found at the back of a drawer: warm light, fine grain and the patience of one good picture.

Make the night look like the photos you used to upload the next morning: direct flash, saturated colour, deliciously unpolished.

Give an ordinary moment the feeling of a keepsake: softened colour, a gentle fade and a frame already worth holding onto.
Mood references for the planned camera modes. These images were not taken on B.Line.
The Dopamine Interceptor / planned
Flag the apps that pull you in. When you choose, a five-minute breathing buffer sits between you and the feed—not a lecture, not a permanent lockout, just enough space to decide whether it deserves your next five minutes.
Sanctuary Mode
One deliberate choice strips B.Line back to what helps: maps, music, camera, wallet and the people you choose. Monochrome by default. No feed pulling at you. No noise asking for a reply.
Work-life balance, by design
These are options, not rules. Change context deliberately and let the phone respect the version of life you are in.
Quiet social noise, keep the people and tools you need, and give your working hours a cleaner edge.
Hide work apps, work chats, calendars and alerts. No Sunday scaries. No accidental Teams ping. Just your evening.
Keep it capable, not cluttered
Build the software layer as light or as deep as you need. These planned tools are there when a small task deserves a proper answer, not another subscription.
Planned offline speech-to-text for thoughts that need to become words quickly.
Planned peer-to-peer local backup between B.Line and your home computer.
Encrypted local password management and TOTP 2FA, intended for the hardware enclave.
On-device document OCR and local PDF signing, for less admin between you and the actual work.
An optional local Health space is being explored for food scanning, goals and biometric connections.
Optional on-device two-way voice translation is a planned direction for travel without a data dependency.
Ghost Partition / planned
Ghost Partition is an intended separate encrypted profile, accessed with a secondary PIN. It is designed as a meaningful option for people who need a different boundary from the rest of their phone.
Its final design will be developed with specialist safety expertise and survivor input, because this is not a feature to improvise. Read about the product-safety work on our Safety page.