Disanchor

PRODUCT · IN DEVELOPMENT

One Linux PC.
Yours, in the cloud.

Disanchor is a personal Linux Cloud PC service in development, designed for browser access from your existing device. Early access is not open yet.

01 / WHAT IT IS

A PC, not a session.

Disanchor streams the screen and audio of your own Linux PC to your browser and lets you control it directly. It isn’t a shared desktop that resets when you leave. It’s one PC that keeps your installed apps, saved files and settings for the next time you connect.

02 / WHO IT’S FOR

Built first for work that outgrows the machine.

We’re starting with people whose projects need more storage or power than the computer they have: students, independent makers and members of small teams who need a bigger machine for a stretch of time. We’ll learn from them before widening the circle.

03 / HOW IT WILL WORK

From invitation to your saved work.

  1. 01

    Get your own PC

    Accept an invitation and get a Linux PC that’s yours alone.

  2. 02

    Open

    Open your PC in a desktop browser. Nothing to install.

  3. 03

    Make it yours

    Install supported Linux apps and bring your files.

  4. 04

    Save and return

    Save, shut down and pick up from your saved environment next time.

04 / PLANNED FEATURES

What we’re designing for.

An environment you return to

Installed apps, saved files and settings stay with your PC between visits. Shutting down doesn’t keep unsaved work or a program’s memory.

Read the note

Performance when the work needs it

We plan to offer two performance options. Switching means saving your work, stopping the PC, changing its configuration and restarting.

Read the note

Clear controls

Disconnecting and shutting down are different actions. Usage, spending limits and planned shutdown times should be clear before you decide.

Read the note

05 / BEFORE EARLY ACCESS

What we’re testing first.

  • Returning to the same environment on real cloud PCs, across reconnections and configuration changes.
  • Desktop browsers on Windows, macOS and Linux, English and Korean input, shortcuts, audio and file transfers.
  • Which Linux apps we can support, and how installing them works.
  • Clear terms for usage, pricing, limits, data retention, backups and recovery.

Mobile access, support for every device, browser or app, Windows-only software, prices and performance figures are not promised yet. We’ll publish them only after testing.

Follow along.

Disanchor is in development and early access is not open. We share progress in the devlog and talk with people following along on Discord.

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