Self-hosted
Options for people who prefer to run the infrastructure themselves.
Community
Helping keep Jibo useful
Owners, developers, and enthusiasts are finding new ways forward for Jibo. Jake and Transcendent contribute engineering, infrastructure, and practical experimentation to that community effort.
Open Jibo and Jibo Revival
A robot worth keeping around
When Jibo’s original consumer service ended, people who cared about the robots kept working. They shared what they knew, explored what still worked, and looked for ways to keep Jibo useful.
Jibo Revival is the gathering place for that broader effort. Transcendent participates as a contributor; the community shapes the work together.
Explore Jibo RevivalOwnersDevelopersEnthusiasts
Jibo RevivalShare knowledge. Investigate problems. Explore what comes next.
Our contribution
Engineering and infrastructure, hands on
Jake Dubin and Transcendent Software contribute engineering time, infrastructure work, technical investigation, and practical experimentation alongside other community members.
Open Jibo Cloud grew from that work as a hosting and infrastructure path for continued experimentation. We’re actively developing it as one possible foundation for keeping those experiments running.
Infrastructure taking shape
Several paths for continued experimentation
Hybrid
Setups combining local control with selected hosted components.
Managed nodes
Managed-node services remain in development.
Self-hosted and hybrid approaches are taking shape alongside Open Jibo Cloud. Architecture, hosting options, and the boundaries between community and managed services will evolve as people experiment and learn what is sustainable.