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CalyCloud Business Essentials

The cloud for your team.

Everything in Essentials, for everyone at once. Shared workspaces, staff accounts and one dashboard that runs the lot, machines included.

For teams

Run the office from a tab.

The whole company, one browser tab, no server room.

One dashboard

The whole company on one screen.

Accounts, workspaces, policies, and every enrolled CalyOS machine with its health, updates and last check-in. If it matters, it is here; if it needs you, it says so. Most days it has nothing to tell you, and says so. It is the server room you never built, run from a browser tab you rarely open.

Imagery in production

Shared workspaces

The files live with the team, not on a laptop.

Shared workspaces

A workspace is a shared home for a team, a project or the whole firm: files, folders and the people who may see them. Everyone works on the same current version, with the same history behind it. The spreadsheet called final-final-v3 dies here, unmourned. Access follows the workspace. Add someone to Projects and they can reach Projects: nothing else, nowhere else. Move them on and their access moves too, with no folder-by-folder archaeology. Workspaces get the same continuous backup and versioning as personal files. When a laptop dies or a colleague leaves, the work is simply still there, because it never lived on the laptop in the first place.

Accounts for everyone

One login per person, everywhere.

Accounts for everyone

Each colleague gets a company account that signs them into the cloud, and on CalyOS machines, into the computer on their desk. Same password or passkey at the desk and on the train. Joining is a morning, not a week. Create the account, add it to the right workspaces, and the new colleague has mail, files and a working desk before the first coffee. Leaving is one switch. Disable the account and every door closes at once: cloud, mail, workspaces and any enrolled machine. Their work stays in the shared spaces, because that is where it always lived. No shadow accounts, no shared passwords on a sticky note, no wondering what an old contractor can still open.

Policies without a project

Sensible rules, applied everywhere.

Policies without a project

Who can reach the finance workspace. Whether machines must encrypt their disks. How long a screen may sit unlocked. You set the rule once and it follows every account and machine it should. Groups do the heavy lifting. Sort people and machines by team, site or role, and give each group its own rules. New members inherit them on arrival; nobody configures anything by hand. Every policy reads like a sentence, not a registry key. If you can chair a Monday meeting you can run this. When the auditor asks who can see what, the dashboard answers in one look, because the rules are the documentation.

Machines, managed too

Enrol a CalyOS machine and the dashboard runs it.

Machines, managed too

Enrol a CalyOS machine and the dashboard takes over: apps arrive, policies apply, updates roll out on your schedule. A lost laptop is locked, wiped or rebuilt from wherever you happen to be. Its work stays in the shared spaces, because that is where it always lived. Delegate it or keep it: the dashboard is simple enough for the founder and complete enough for whoever eventually takes it over.

In real life

A week it pays for itself.

  1. Monday, someone starts

    One account, the right workspaces, and the new colleague is working before the first coffee. On a CalyOS machine, their whole desk assembles itself at first sign-in.

  2. Wednesday, a laptop vanishes

    Lock it from the dashboard on the bus, wipe it after lunch, and rebuild its replacement to exactly how it was by the afternoon.

  3. Friday, the audit question

    Who can reach the finance workspace? The dashboard answers in one look, because the rules are the documentation.

Imagery in production

Machines included in the story.

Enrol your CalyOS machines and the same dashboard runs those too: policies, updates, fleet health, and remote lock, wipe or rebuild. The server room you never had to build.

How fleet works
Honest comparison

Your PC or ours. Both work.

Happy on any computer with a browser. Here is what each home gives you, fairly.

Feature On your own PC On a Calyraen machine
Works in any browser Included Included
Nothing new to buy Included A machine to buy first
The Essentials apps In the browser In the browser and on the desk
Speed As fast as your connection Full local speed
Works offline Not included Included
File sync Yourself in the browser Automatic in the background
Backup covers Your cloud files The whole machine
Machine management Not included Enrol · lock · wipe · rebuild
One plan

Bring the team.

Per person, everything included.

Features

Look closer.

The apps, the details and the answers, all in one place.

Up close

The office, in detail.

What each part of Business Essentials does for the people running the place.

Shared workspaces are where the company's work lives. Finance, Projects, Design: each workspace holds its files and the people allowed in, with the same versions and continuous backup as everything else. The spreadsheet named final-final-v3 dies here.

Access follows the workspace. Add someone to Projects and they can reach Projects, nothing else. Move them on and their access moves too. When a laptop dies or a colleague leaves, the work is simply still there, because it never lived on the laptop.

The dashboard puts the whole company on one screen: accounts, workspaces, policies, and every enrolled CalyOS machine with its health, updates and last check-in. If something needs you, it says so. Most days it has nothing to say, and says that too.

Machines are part of the story. Enrol a CalyOS machine and it is run from here: apps arrive, policies apply, updates roll out on your schedule. A lost laptop is locked from the bus, wiped after lunch and its replacement rebuilt by the afternoon.

Policies read like sentences, not registry keys. Who can reach the finance workspace. Whether disks must be encrypted. How long a screen may sit unlocked. Set the rule once and it follows every account and machine it should, including the ones that arrive next month.

Audits stop being archaeology. When someone asks who can see what, the dashboard answers in one look, because the rules are the documentation. No consultant required, no six-week rollout, no binder.

Backup covers the company, not just the people who remembered. Workspaces and accounts are protected continuously, with versions reaching back, so the company memory survives any single machine, mistake or Tuesday.

Leavers and lost laptops included. Work lives in the workspaces, so offboarding is one switch and a vanished machine is an inconvenience. Nothing walks out the door, because nothing lived at the door.

The apps

The same apps, for everyone.

Every seat gets the Essentials apps, in the cloud and on every CalyOS desk. Live from the library.

Calyraen Backup

Copies files, settings and whole machines on a schedule to a CalyOS Server or to CalyCloud, and restores either one file or the whole machine.

Runs on Desktop, Server, Edge, Cloud
Calyraen Files

Browse, search and share files on the machine and in the shared folders held on a CalyOS Server, with the same folder names on every computer.

Runs on Desktop, Server, Cloud
Calyraen Mail and Calendar

Work email, shared calendars and meeting invitations, opened with the same staff login used on the computer.

Runs on Desktop, Server, Cloud
LibreOffice

Documents, spreadsheets and presentations that open and save the .docx, .xlsx and .pptx files customers send you.

Runs on Desktop, Server, Cloud

Fair questions.

No. The cloud side works in any browser on anything. Machine management, local apps and automatic sync are what CalyOS machines add on top.

Yes. People keep their own Essentials for home; work lives in the company workspaces. The two never bleed into each other.

You do. Company data lives in your workspaces, exports in ordinary formats, and follows your policies, not ours.

Per person, monthly or yearly. Every seat gets everything; there is no premium tier to unlock.

Disable their account once. Access ends everywhere, and their work stays in the shared spaces where it belongs.

No. The dashboard is written in plain words and most days has nothing to say. If you have IT, they will like it; if you do not, you will not miss them.

Like what you see?

The price is the easy part.

Pricing

Per person. Everything included.

One number to remember. Every seat gets the whole thing.

Pricing

Monthly or yearly, per person.

Every seat includes

All of Essentials. Apps, files, backup, any browser.

Shared workspaces. Team files with versions and backups.

Staff accounts. One login per person, everywhere.

Policies. Access and device rules, set once.

Machine management. Enrol, monitor, lock, wipe, rebuild.

The dashboard. The whole company on one screen.

Before you commit.

No. Two people is a team. So is two hundred.

Nothing extra. Enrolling your CalyOS machines is part of the plan.

Yes. Add seats when you hire; drop them at renewal when you shrink.

Let us set you up.

Tell us about the team and we will do the sums.