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Questions and answers

• Snapshots
  Point-in-time copies of the whole disk, stored encrypted in the EU, away from the live VM. Restore from the dashboard.
• Hosted in the EU
  Servers in Germany and Finland, with organization and team scopes, audit logs, and a data processing agreement.
• Ready in minutes
  Provisioning, storage, networking and certificates are configured for you. A VM is ready in about two minutes.
• Spending hard cap
  Set a monthly limit. New provisioning stops when you reach it, and anything already running keeps running.
• A URL per workload
  Every workload gets its own address with SSL issued and renewed automatically. You can bring your own domain.
• Dedicated cloud VM
  Each instance is an isolated virtual machine with its own CPU, RAM and SSD. You have root access from the start.
• Monitoring and logs
  Live CPU, memory, disk and network charts, with per-workload health and logs in one place.
• Web terminal, SSH and files
  A browser-based terminal, your own SSH key, and file management without leaving the dashboard.
• Hourly billing, no per-app fees
  Prepaid credit billed by the hour. Run as many workloads as fit on the VM, with no per-app or per-seat charges.
• One-click apps, or your own stack
  Install from a marketplace covering web apps, workflows, databases, analytics, wikis, AI agents and game servers, or deploy your own Dockerfile or Compose stack.

• You keep root
  It is an ordinary Linux VM with SSH and a web terminal, so nothing stops you doing it your own way.
• Data stays in the EU
  Servers in Germany and Finland, with a data processing agreement and documented sub-processors.
• Skip the server setup
  No SSH bootstrapping, no nginx, no certificate cron jobs and no hardening checklist before you get to the actual work.
• Costs that cannot run away
  Set a monthly spending cap. New provisioning stops when you reach it, and what is already running keeps running.
• One bill for many workloads
  You pay for the VM by the hour, not per app and not per seat, so adding another service does not add another subscription.
• See what the machine is doing
  Live CPU, memory, disk and network charts, plus per-workload health and logs in one place.
• Room to grow past the templates
  Start from a one-click app, then move to your own Dockerfile or Compose stack on the same machine when you need to.
• A safety net before risky changes
  Take a snapshot of the whole disk, stored encrypted away from the live VM, and restore from the dashboard if something breaks.
• Live in minutes, not an afternoon
  Pick a starting point and the VM, storage, networking and certificates are configured for you in about two minutes.
• Shared access without shared logins
  Organization and team scopes give people their own role-scoped access, with an audit log of what changed.

• Self-hosters
  Run open-source software you would otherwise pay a subscription for, on hardware you control, with root access.
• Automation builders
  Keep webhooks, cron jobs and long-running background tasks alive on a machine that stays on.
• Small engineering teams
  Run internal tools, staging environments and background workers on a box the whole team can reach, with role-scoped access.
• Agencies and freelancers
  Keep client sites and admin tools on separate VMs, each with its own address, snapshots and spending limit.
• Teams building with LLMs
  Host assistants and agent workloads, bringing your own provider keys and swapping models when you want.
• Data and analytics owners
  Run databases, metrics and dashboards next to the app that uses them, with snapshots before risky changes.
• Docs and knowledge owners
  Host wikis, documentation and internal portals so a team has one place to find the answer.
• Developers and indie makers
  Ship a side project or a client app without renting a separate managed service for every piece of it.
• Anyone outgrowing shared hosting
  Move from a constrained plan to a real Linux VM without becoming a systems administrator first.
• Community and game server operators
  Run persistent multiplayer worlds and community servers, with root access when you need to tune the box.