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Design for readable responses, clear choices, and a remote that moves through the screen predictably.
We’re building FireM3U to bring your AI bots to the screens you already spend time with, starting with the TV at home.

AI bots can help people explore ideas, organize information, and plan their day. FireM3U’s direction is to give those interactions a place on a larger home screen.
We see a home where you can choose a bot, see its responses clearly, and decide what belongs on a shared screen. That vision guides our product decisions, from remote navigation to display controls.
The current FireM3U development app is our starting point. The next proposed milestone is a Claude-based document companion with spoken, sourced answers, followed by a richer home experience.
Design for readable responses, clear choices, and a remote that moves through the screen predictably.
Make the choice of bots, visible content, and display timing part of the home experience.
Start with one useful AI connection. Test it, learn from the experience, and expand when the next step is ready.
Our social goal is to help blind and low-vision people use AI at home on their own terms. We want a TV assistant whose answers, controls, and setup can be understood through sound as well as sight.
That means designing the whole journey: spoken responses, useful descriptions of visual information, predictable navigation, and control over what others can hear or see.
We propose developing and testing this experience with blind and low-vision participants. Their feedback should shape what we build and when we call it ready.
FireM3U is in early development. The current APK, release notes, and installation guide are available on the homepage. AI bot connections, voice-first accessibility, and broader screen support are proposed milestones on our roadmap.