AERIS RGB
AERIS RGB draws your real PC in 3D. Describe the look, or hand it to any AI agent, and every fan, strip and stick of RAM follows.
$5 once. Or included with the $20 E:mergence subscription.
The film
One sentence becomes a scene. One more changes a single part. Rendered frame by frame from the same light engine running on this page.
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Pick your case from the presets or describe your build. AERIS RGB places every fan, radiator, pump head, GPU and stick of RAM where it really sits, then shows light live on each part.
Front, 3D and unfolded views. Middle-drag to pan, Shift and middle to orbit, scroll to zoom, F6 to fit.
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Scan the code on your desktop with the AERIS RGB Android app. Your phone pairs over your own network, and its camera becomes the agent's eyes: photograph the inside of your case and the agent builds your digital rig from what it sees.
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A built-in MCP server gives Claude Code, Codex, Hermes and Cursor thirty tools for your rig. One command connects them. An agent can build your rig, bind real hardware and set the scene in a single transaction.
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Identify pulses one channel at a time, or colour-codes every channel at once so you can send a single photo. The agent asks which part lit and binds it. No wiring diagrams.
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Every look is a small, readable scene: layers of solid, gradient, wave, pulse, rainbow, noise, ripple and chase, masked by device, zone or region. Previews expire on their own. Scenes save by name. The colour on screen is the colour on your hardware.
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A photosensitive safety governor lives in the AERIS RGB service, below every app and agent. Whatever anyone asks for, no LED makes more than three large brightness flashes per second. If the service restarts, your last scene comes back.
Scan with AERIS RGB on Android
Tap a channel to pulse it.
The page shows the governor's limit with a soft, low-contrast meter, not real flashing.
Parts library
The service talks only to you, over an owner-only socket or named pipe. No account, no cloud, no telemetry. Phone pairing is off until you turn it on.
AERIS RGB drives your hardware through OpenRGB, so it works with the motherboards, RAM, GPUs, fan hubs and strips OpenRGB supports.
A quiet interface in either theme. The loudest colour on screen is always your own light.
Pricing
AERIS RGB
$5one time
E:mergence subscription
$20everything we make
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Stable is the release we stand behind. Preview gets new builds first. Every build carries its date and number, like 10.3.26.01, so you always know what you're running.
Desktop: Linux .deb and AppImage, with OpenRGB installed. Android: 8.0 or newer, paired to the desktop app.
Questions
No. AERIS RGB stands on its own for $5. The E:mergence subscription includes it along with AERIS OS, E:Voice and Roofer Buddy, and pairs AERIS OS with E:Voice.
Anything OpenRGB can drive: most motherboards, RAM, GPUs, ARGB hubs and LED strips. Keyboards and mice work where OpenRGB supports them.
It pairs with the desktop app over your own network. Its camera lets your agent see inside your case to build your rig, answer Identify questions, and preview and apply scenes from across the room.
No. The service listens only to you. Phone pairing is opt-in, uses a one-time code, and stays on your local network. Agents connect through the MCP server on your own machine.
The safety governor caps every LED at three large brightness flashes per second, no matter what an app, a scene or an agent asks for.
Preview receives new builds first; Stable gets them once they're proven. Each build is named by its date and number, like 10.3.26.01, so you can always tell which one you have.