Based in Helsinki. Final contracting-entity details precede paid access.
Facts before adjectives.
Current product status, publication-ready language and a restrained set of assets. Everything here keeps the working service, private pilot and physical design intent distinct.
SAINT in one briefing.
The service works today in a private pilot. The physical instrument is being designed to reach Saint without a phone nearby; it is not production hardware. Final commercial terms, certification, markets and delivery dates remain unpublished.
One continuous private-pilot thread with confirmation-bound outward action.
130 × 31.5 × 12 mm nominal. The Personal face carries the camera and wordmark, with a separate dielectric cap over the antennas. DFM, prototype testing, certification and manufacturing acceptance remain ahead.
Planned for the First 1,000 window, 5–24 October 2027, which opens at DVT exit: Signature at €890 and Atelier at €2,590, with Black at €550 to follow the launch build. Three or ten years of service and connectivity around the globe are included with the instrument; a private commission is quoted by appointment. Applications cost €0 and create no allocation or delivery promise.
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A controlled description for listings, event programmes and first references.
SAINT is building a private secretary you can text or call. In private pilot, the service brings forward the few things that need a decision, remembers approved context and keeps consequential outward actions behind confirmation. A screenless instrument with its own cellular connection is also in development, so assistance can remain available when the phone stays behind. SAINT is a development-stage project based in Helsinki; the service is invitation-only, and the V5.2 physical product and its connectivity remain design intent subject to DFM, prototype testing, certification and final commercial terms.
91 words · current 18 August 2026A small set, correctly labelled.
These files are already used on SAINT’s public surfaces. Preserve the supplied caption and status whenever an image appears.
SAINT wordmark
Approved master artwork. Do not retype, redraw or change the spacing.

V5.2 · Front and rear
Caption: SAINT V5.2 design intent. Full glossy black front and opposite polished gold rear. AI-generated; not production photography or a qualified finish.

V5.2 · Monogram placement
Caption: SAINT V5.2 design intent. Fictional Alex Morgan monogram; artwork placement remains illustrative. AI-generated; not production photography or a qualified finish.

V5.2 · In hand
Caption: SAINT V5.2 design intent. Fictional person and illustrative scale; not customer evidence. AI-generated; not production photography or a qualified finish.

V5.2 · At the table
Caption: SAINT V5.2 design intent. Full black front beside coffee and a notebook. AI-generated; not production photography or a qualified finish.

V5.2 · Silver
Caption: SAINT V5.2 design intent. Polished silver appearance study. AI-generated; not production photography or a qualified finish.

V5.2 · Pale champagne
Caption: SAINT V5.2 design intent. Pale champagne appearance study. AI-generated; not production photography or a qualified finish.

V5.2 · Gunmetal
Caption: SAINT V5.2 design intent. Polished gunmetal appearance study. AI-generated; not production photography or a qualified finish.
Do not describe these images as production photography, released hardware or customer endorsement. For crops, print files, biographies or a publication check, contact press@sa-nt.com.
One reflection is enough.
Two silent Polished Gold studies, selected from the working mediabank. Use them as design-intent motion only and retain the supplied caption.
Polished Gold
AI-generated V5.2 appearance study. Not production photography, released hardware or a qualified finish.
Gold · in detail
AI-generated V5.2 design-intent study. Not production photography, released hardware or a qualified finish.
The controlled Polished Gold motion set lives on the product page. Contact press@sa-nt.com for provider masters or a publication check.
The useful context.
Use the live source rather than an old deck or copied claim.