Shells

Turns virtually any internet-enabled device (laptops, tablets, smartphones, smart TVs, old Chromebooks, gaming consoles) into a powerful, fully functional virtual desktop, maximizing the utility of existing hardware.

Offers a choice of popular operating systems including multiple Linux distributions (e.g., Linux Mint) and Windows (Windows 10/11), giving users the flexibility to work in their preferred environment.

Provides access to powerful computing resources in the cloud, enabling users to run demanding applications and experience smooth performance, overcoming the limitations of their local device's hardware.

Your Shells instance is always active in the cloud, allowing users to seamlessly switch between devices and pick up exactly where they left off, with all configurations, installed applications, and data automatically saved and retained.

Ensures data safety through automatic cloud backups, comprehensive firewalls, and end-to-end encryption (TLS) for all communication, protecting against data loss from device damage or theft and ensuring privacy.

Offers access to high-end computing performance for as low as $5 a month, significantly reducing the need for expensive hardware purchases and making powerful computing accessible.

Users can launch a virtual desktop in less than five minutes and easily upgrade performance (processors, storage, RAM) with a simple click, avoiding the time and effort of traditional hardware upgrades and data transfers.

Enables users to run the full desktop versions of applications like Microsoft Excel, PC-only games, Integrated Development Environments (IDEs), and other software, regardless of the local device's operating system.

Allows users to download, store, access, and edit their files directly in the cloud from any connected device, facilitating fluid project continuity across different locations and devices.

Specifically caters to a diverse user base including students (for homework access), coders (for testing, deployment, and multiple Linux distros), remote workers (for device consolidation and flexibility), and small businesses (for simple, cost-effective IT infrastructure without requiring dedicated IT experts).

Positions itself as a cloud-based alternative to traditional local virtualization software like VirtualBox, VMWare, and Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), simplifying setup and management.

Provides various plan options (Lite, Basic, Plus, Pro) allowing users to customize and scale resources like CPU, RAM, and storage based on their specific needs.

Offers the option to enable MFA for enhanced account security, adding an extra layer of protection to user logins.

Leverages a worldwide network of data centers to ensure low latency and optimal performance for users across different geographic locations.