Technical studios, workshops and offices · Verona and province
One workstation. The whole studio works on it.
Several people use it at the same time, each with their own desktop and their own programs. And it feels like the computer sits under your desk.
The drawings stay on your server. Only the picture of the screen leaves it.
Today
8 graphics cards
One per desk: to buy, keep updated and replace every three years.
With Latenz
1 graphics card
Sound familiar?
Three things that cost a studio more than they should
Ten designers, ten desktops, four switched on
Each workstation is sized for the heaviest week of the year and sits idle the rest of it. Every hire is another computer to buy.
A render locks up a PC for two days
The week before the deadline, when that PC was also needed for drawing.
Nobody works from home
Not for lack of tools, but because nobody in the company has the time to set it up — or to get it back up when it breaks.
What changes
One workstation instead of ten
One workstation for everyone, not one each
A few powerful graphics cards instead of a desktop per designer. A new hire has a desktop within the hour, with nothing to buy.
Power for the delivery week
The heavy render runs on the workstation, not on the PC of whoever still has to draw.
The same workplace from anywhere
Office, home, showroom, site: the desktop is always the same one, with the windows where you left them.
Drawings stay in the company
The workstation can stay in your building. The screen travels encrypted and direct; nothing passes through us.
Who it is for
Anyone working with a heavy program
You do not need an IT department. You need to tell us what you use and how many people use it at once.
Studios and workshops
Architecture and engineering, marble and stone, furniture and joinery, mechanical design offices, rendering and video. CAD is often a part-time job next to other duties, and the peak lands the week before the deadline.
- A few powerful shared workstations instead of one per designer
- Capacity for the delivery week, not the monthly average
- The same desktop from the office, home, the showroom or the shop floor
Technical teams and research
Development, Linux VFX pipelines, scientific computing, university labs and classrooms. There is usually a GPU server already: what is missing is an interactive desktop on top that does not feel remote.
- Interactive desktops on a server people already share
- Administration delegated per team or department
- Nothing phones home: everything runs inside your network
What you work with
Does Revit run? SolidWorks? The CAD/CAM for the mill?
Tell us what you use and we reply in writing whether it runs, how it runs and with which limits. No salespeople in between.
Design and BIM
AutoCAD · Revit · ArchiCAD · SolidWorks · Inventor · Rhino
Cutting and production
CAD/CAM for stone and wood cutting centres · Alphacam · nesting
Rendering and video
3ds Max · V-Ray · Enscape · Twinmotion · Blender · DaVinci Resolve
Development and compute
Linux toolchains · CUDA · notebooks · student environments
Many of these programs only exist for Windows. We run them on our Linux workstations through a compatibility layer we test ourselves, program by program: that is why we always ask what you use before saying yes.
What it costs
You pay for who works at once, not for who exists
A concurrent desktop is one person connected right now. The software costs the same under every option; hardware, if you rent it from us, is added as a quote.
€20
per month per concurrent desktop
€50
per month per workstation
Do the maths
With your own numbers
A studio of ten designers with never more than four connected at once starts here. Move the sliders to yours.
- Concurrent desktops
- 4 × €20€80
- Workstations
- 1 × €50€50
- Software per month
- €130
Hardware: your own server, or rented and managed by us, quoted separately.
Two desktops free, forever
On your own hardware, no expiry, no credit card. To try it for real, with your software and your files, before talking to us.
Rented hardware
It depends on the graphics card, how many people work at once, screen resolution and where the workstation lives. Tell us that and we reply with a figure.
Options
Four ways to have it
The software is the same in all four. What changes is whose workstation it is and who keeps it alive.
On your hardware
your workstation, you run it
You already have a server with a graphics card and someone who administers it. Install the software; we provide the licence and the support. Nothing talks to the outside.
- Runs on the servers you already have
- The licence renews even without a connection
- For those with an IT department or data constraints
Rented hardware, managed
our workstation, we run it
We bring you a workstation sized for what you use — on your premises or in a nearby datacenter — and keep it updated remotely. Dedicated: only your desktops run on it.
- No hardware to buy, no sizing to do
- Can stay on your premises, with your files
- For those without an IT department
In our cloud
no workstation at your place
One or two desktops with no hardware on site. For those who need little and want to start now.
- Nothing to install
- Suited to single desktops
- On request: capacity is limited
Office desktops
added to the options above
Working from home for those who do not draw: administration, sales, front office. Same workstation, lightweight desktops, set up by us.
- No skills required on your side
- Added to an existing option
- On request
Options can change along the way: whoever starts in the cloud can move to their own workstation when the work grows.
How you start
Three steps, no ports to open on the router
We connect the workstation
One command on the server and the workstation is registered. It connects outward: nothing needs opening on your router and nobody can find it from outside.
We create the desktops
One desktop per person, with the power that person needs. It stays on and keeps everything as you left it, even days later.
People connect
From the app on their own computer, or from the browser on any computer, even a borrowed one. Mouse, keyboard, multiple screens, clipboard and files work as they do locally.
What is included
The things an office takes for granted
The desktop stays on
Close in the evening, reopen in the morning: windows, open files and programs are where you left them.
You decide who sees what
The administrator assigns desktops and decides who may copy files or clipboard out of the workstation.
Multiple screens, clipboard, files
Each monitor in its own window, copy and paste including images, file transfer both ways.
Watch together
Several people can see the same desktop for a review, without it costing like an extra desktop.
Browser, app or TV
From the browser with nothing to install; from the app on Linux, Windows and Android when you want the best; even on an LG TV for a presentation.
We are in Verona
On-site installation and nearby support for the province of Verona. Remote for everyone else.
Questions we get
Before you write to us
- Does our program actually run?
- It depends on the program, and we say so in writing: tested, tested with limits, or no. The two free desktops exist so you can check with your own files before spending a euro.
- Where do our files end up?
- They stay on the workstation, which can stay in your building. The screen travels encrypted and straight to whoever is watching; our cloud never sees it. On your own hardware it does not even talk to the outside.
- We have nobody who can manage a server.
- Then you don't: with the rental option we bring the workstation, size it and keep it updated. In the province of Verona we come on site.
- Will it be as slow as the remote desktop we tried?
- It is built for the opposite: the graphics card encodes, your computer decodes, and there is no server in between. Try the two free desktops: in ten minutes you will know.
- And if it breaks?
- We reply in writing, usually within two working days, with a recorded demo if needed. For the province, in person.
For the technical reader
What one graphics card actually did
Concurrent desktops on a single card, measured with the published tool. It is one workstation on one workload: a measurement, not a capacity promise.
The bitrate ceiling was changed to follow pixel count after this run, so these figures describe the previous flat-rate behaviour. They stay published, with this notice, until the harness is run again.
| Concurrent desktops | Screen-to-screen delay | CPU per desktop | Total outbound bandwidth | Encoder load |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 session | 47.5 ms | 0.18 | 22 Mbit/s | 6% |
| 2 sessions | 63 ms | 0.21 | 43 Mbit/s | 11% |
| 4 sessions | 74.5 ms | 0.30 | 86 Mbit/s | 24% |
| 8 sessions | 74.5 ms | 0.35 | 170 Mbit/s | 46% |
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti · driver 580.173.02 · x11/GNOME Shell 46.0 · 1920×1080 @ 60 Hz · 60 fps cap
12/12 cells valid · 3 cycles × 30 samples per arm
Limits
What it is not, today
Said plainly, because finding out later is worse than not starting.
- Desktops are Linux. Windows programs run through a compatibility layer we test program by program; we do not provide Windows workstations.
- No company-credentials login (SSO). Today every person has their own account.
- No session recording and no on-screen watermark.
- USB licence dongles stay attached to the workstation, not to your computer.
- No installer yet for fully isolated networks.
- No published comparison with other products. We have not measured them, so we do not claim to beat them.
Contact
Tell us what you use today
Five questions. The answers decide the quote, which is why we prefer them to a meeting.
How we work
Written replies, no sales calls
We reply in writing, with real numbers where we have them and a clear no where we do not. No calendar to book, no email sequence. If a demo is needed, we record one. If you are in the province of Verona, we come and see.
- A written reply, usually within two working days
- A recorded demo instead of one to schedule
- A quote only once we understand what you use