Private, persistent, share with a link
On real infra
Linux. Sudo. The disk persists.
Start a new sandbox, systemd and all, in a second.
An API designed for humans and agents.
The cloud industry has long been selling “platforms” that you have to design your software around. You don't need a platform, you need a computer. A normal Linux computer that can run whatever software you like: apt, systemd, anything.
Every VM you launch gets HTTPS and is behind IAM automatically. It starts private to you. Then share a link and your friends can use it. We handle TLS certificates, DNS, and the reverse proxy so you never have to think about deployment.
Your VM's disk survives reboots and updates. Install Postgres, SQLite, Redis—whatever you need. Your data stays where you put it. No ephemeral containers, no cold starts, no surprises.
Your agents need a VM to build on, to deploy apps, to show you their works. Clone your full dev VM in a second to get a new world for a new idea.
One price, no surprises. You get 2 CPUs, 8 GB of RAM, and 25 GB of disk—shared across up to 25 VMs. Run one big project or twenty-five small ones. Your bill is the same every month.
The Team plan gives everyone on your team their own VMs with shared burst capacity, admin controls, and SSO. For production workloads, we have usage-based pricing.
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