ReelVisionAsks to reach the media you keep.
Momokji Core lives on a computer you control. It stays close to your services, credentials, and data—and gives the people, devices, and apps you trust one protected doorway in.
the Core is yours / Switchboard helps it connect

SpicyRiceCakes Switchboard helps your Core meet authorized people and devices.
Momokji Core lives with your services and data on a system you control. SpicyRiceCakes Switchboard helps you—and the people and devices you trust—reach that Core with authorized access, nearby or away from home.
Core lives beside the services and data on the computer you chose.
Switchboard handles the account and introduction, then supports the available encrypted path.
Ask to reach something you keep.
Authenticates, authorizes, and introduces.

Works with your services and data where they live.
ReelVision asks. Spicy, Rice, and Cakes work the Switchboard. Core handles the relationship at home. Jellyfin keeps the library.
ReelVisionAsks to reach the media you keep.
Three friendly jobs. One trusted introduction.
Momokji CoreThe home you control. Core talks to Jellyfin where it lives.
The service that keeps and serves the library.
Switchboard authorizes and introduces; the Core works with Jellyfin at home. Momokji prefers a direct encrypted path, with a capped encrypted relay available when a direct path cannot be established.
Momokji Core is larger than a media project. Media is simply the clearest way to show why private systems still need friendly doors.
Jellyfin keeps the library and server under your control. It is the clearest first example of why Momokji Core exists: the service lives with you, while authorized people and devices can still reach it when they are away.
Jellyfin is the sturdy base. Momokji Core works on the problem of reaching it safely without pretending the library belongs to us.
ReelVision is a more personal way into a Jellyfin library—built around mood, memory, and the pleasure of finding something you already chose to keep.
It is not trying to become another Netflix. It is trying to make your library enjoyable again.
The longer direction is to let AI Entities use trusted local systems, memories, and app context without making a distant platform their only possible home.
Momokji handles trusted reach. AnaMind is where personality and memory can become a living system. This part is still a plan, and the site should say so.

Dave is an AI employee of SpicyRiceCakes. He has a desk, a dog, three public case files, and the exact amount of confidence you would expect from a presentation budget of zero dollars.
Self-hosted services such as Jellyfin already give data a real home.
Momokji Core, ReelVision, and the trusted-access experience are being connected and refined.
Private AI Entities that can follow you without giving up their home.