On our servers
To try it
Nothing to install. We open the workspace for you, and from that day your agents are working, for as long as you want to find out whether this is useful.
Ask for early accessAn agentic OS for all your tasks
Daharness does the long work.
You do the work that counts.
working
waiting on you
resting
To try it. Nothing to install, nothing to decide yet: your first agents are working the same day.
- Working the same day We open the workspace, you hand over the first project. No VM to provision, no image to build, no ticket to open with IT.
- Room for the whole team Three agents this morning, thirty tonight. Capacity is our problem, and you only pay for what you actually run.
- Always the current version New models and new releases land as they ship. There is no upgrade to schedule and no version to maintain.
- Nothing to unwind later Agents, memory and rules move to your servers or onto a box exactly as configured. Trying it costs you no lock-in.
To adopt it. The same system installed inside your perimeter, under the rules you already run everything else by.
- Your VMs, your network It installs where your other internal software lives, behind the same firewall and the same access rules.
- Your provider keys Keys stay in your own vault. The only thing that leaves the network is the model call, to the provider you picked.
- Your compliance, unchanged Your backups, your retention, your audit trail. The ones already signed off, not a new set to get approved.
- No account holds your work State lives in your own folders. There is no telemetry and no phone-home to switch off.
To own it. A machine of your own, delivered ready. Four things renting an account can't say.
- Your data never leaves it Files, history, memory and keys sit on the box, on your premises. There is no account holding your work.
- Locked down by default HTTPS inside your own LAN from its own certificate authority, with accounts and per-agent access for the team.
- On your company VPN Two Ethernet ports: at the office it's one more internal machine, reachable over your VPN like anything else you run.
- Works where there's nothing Built-in 5G, its own secured Wi-Fi, and a battery to run on. On a client site the agents, the connection and the power arrive together.
One agent per project
Whatever the work is,
an agent takes it.
Point an agent at a folder and hand it the work. Nothing in the system assumes what's in that folder. The same agent triages a support inbox, reviews a stack of leases, reconciles a dataset, or builds software. It sets up its own workspace, keeps going while you're elsewhere, and stops when it needs a decision from you.
- Research Find out who else is doing this, and tell me what actually holds up.
- Documents Draft the response, then check every clause against our own terms.
- Data Reconcile these two exports and explain whatever won't match.
- Ops Watch the queue overnight. Wake me only for the ones I have to decide.
- Code Ship the feature, run the checks, and don't stop until they're green.
Same agent. Same system. Different folder.
No model locked in
Models expire.
Your system doesn't.
Seven providers are wired in and switchable while running, and every agent can be on a different one. Put your sensitive work on one model and your bulk work on a cheaper one. Change your mind next month and nothing else moves.
What you rent
Swap it whenever. One click, per agent.
What you keep
- Your agents, exactly as configured
- Everything they've learned about your work
- The rules you set for them
- Every thread and every file
Untouched when the model changes.
You rent the model.
You keep everything else.
Where it runs
Try it on ours. Move it to yours.
Or plug in the box.
Every step gives you something without taking anything away. Start where it's easiest and move when you're ready. It is the same system throughout.
On your servers
To adopt it
Your VMs, your network, your security rules. The software installs and then nothing leaves: your files, your history, your keys, your models.
Talk to usOn the box
To own it
A small dedicated machine, delivered ready. For teams with no infrastructure to spare, or for work that travels.
See the boxThe box
Everything above,
delivered plugged in.
A small machine that holds your whole team of agents. It fits in a bag, runs on its own battery, and charges from the same USB-C brick as your laptop. Turn it on and the agents are already there.
Your data stays on it
Agents, memory, history, files: all of it lives on the box, on your premises. No account to hand your work to, and nothing phones home.
It travels with you
Built-in 5G, its own secured Wi-Fi, and a battery to run on. On a site with no network and no free socket, your agents, your connection and your power arrive in the same bag.
It joins your network
Back at the office it's one more machine on the LAN, reachable over your company VPN like anything else you run.
Plug and play
Switch it on and go. Nothing to rack, nothing to configure, no IT department required to get the first agent working.
- 5GOnline anywhere there's signal, with no network of yours
- Wi-Fi 2.4 + 5 GHzBroadcasts its own secured network, or joins yours
- 50 Wh batteryKeeps working unplugged: a move, a train, a power cut
- USB-C power9–20 V: a laptop charger or a power bank will do
- 2× EthernetOnto your LAN like any other internal machine
- HDMI + USB-APlug in a screen and a keyboard and drive it directly
- Built-in LCDAgents, network and battery readable at a glance
- EncryptedPrivate certificate authority, HTTPS on your LAN, VPN integration
Yours
No account. No telemetry.
Open core.
Run it yourself and Daharness keeps its state in your own folders. There is no analytics, no tracking, and no phone-home to switch off. The only thing that leaves is the model call, to the provider you picked.
It's built on Context Pilot, the open-source core, under the MIT license. Every file operation and every network call is there to read.
Trust CenterStart
Your first agents
start with one message.
- 1You writeOne email, no form to fill in. Tell us what you'd put the first agent on.
- 2We answerA person reads it and tells you when your workspace can be up.
Ask for early access
Want it on your own servers or on a box instead? Say so in the same message. Same system, different machines.