Your space, reconsidered

A little less
operating system.
A lot more you.

An agent-first Linux workspace. Manage your dev VMs on Mac or Windows — or boot a developer station where your own agent does the work.

Download Linux ISO

Your machine. Your accounts. Your choice.

For companies · closed beta

One platform. Two purpose-built stations.

For teams that build

Dev Station

AI-ready developer workstations with curated tools, approved AI and reproducible environments.

Explore Dev Station

For teams that operate

Work Station

Role-based AI work devices with only the apps, context and assistant each employee needs.

Explore Work Station

What would you like to make happen?

Your workspace

VM and Docker-first preview

Run on Windows, Mac, or Linux.

Windows

Manage Hyper-V from the app

Install the upOS app, download the Linux ISO, and create, start and stop your upOS VMs in Hyper-V.

Mac

Manage UTM from the app

Install the upOS app on your M-series Mac, grab the arm64 ISO, and run your VMs in UTM.

Docker

Any device with Docker

Generic option for Windows, Mac or Linux with Docker installed. Pull the container image and open localhost:7331.

Bootable

Your own dev station

Download the ISO and write it to a USB stick with Rufus or balenaEtcher. Boot and let your agent do the work.

Before you start

What you'll need.

Windows

Windows 10 or 11, virtualization enabled in BIOS/UEFI
4 GB of free RAM for the VM
A few GB of disk for the ISO and VM

Mac

Apple Silicon Mac (M1 or later)
macOS 13 or newer, with UTM installed
Arm64 ISO from the releases page

Docker

Docker Desktop or Docker Engine on any OS
4 GB of free RAM for the container
Everything else is pulled for you

Bootable

A PC that can boot from USB
A USB stick with at least 4 GB
Rufus or balenaEtcher to write the ISO

Not sure which fits? The Docker option works anywhere Docker runs — including Windows and Mac.

The experience

One calm place to think, build, and get things done.

01
Meet your agent
Codex with your OpenAI login, a local Ollama model, or Claude Code / Google Antigravity.
02
Bring your context
A local folder, a GitHub repository, or a selected Google Drive folder via rclone.
03
Make yourself at home
Chat, diagnose, connect a project, open Chromium or a terminal. Add Hermes when useful.

CodexOfficial CLI sign-in; shell chat; sandboxed workspace tasks OllamaLocal model discovery and streaming chat with shared context Claude CodeOpens the installed official CLI AntigravityGoogle's agent-first IDE, opened when installed Git & GitHubClone repos with existing auth rclone / DriveSelected Google Drive folder references DockerOperate projects and app previews ChromiumOAuth, research and previews HermesOptional persistent companion, added on your terms

Go a little further

A bootable developer station.

Minimal Debian 13 image — no GNOME, no IDE, no bloat. Just Chromium, Git, Docker, rclone, a recovery terminal and your agent.

Download the ISO

Create installable USB media

1. Download the upOS ISO.
2. Write it to a USB stick with Rufus (Windows) or balenaEtcher (Windows, Mac, Linux).
3. Boot from the USB and meet your agent.

Prefer to build it yourself?

bash scripts/build-image.sh
# if Docker needs sudo:
UPOS_BUILD_SUDO=1 bash scripts/build-image.sh

A little lessoperating system.A lot more you.