Hardware you can hold onto
Parts that open, clean and swap instead of glue shut. When we have to choose between a little thinner and a lot longer-lasting, we choose the one that lasts.
Hardware you can keep. Software that stays current. Repair before replacement. These are our principles, and we are stating them before we have years to prove them.
Most technology is built to be replaced. A device works for a while, then something slows down, a part wears out, or the software stops keeping up, and the easy path is a new box. We think that default is wrong. The things we make should keep working for years, and our job is to help you keep them running instead of nudging you toward the next purchase.
We are early. Our first machines, the Vale desktops and the Serve servers, are still coming together, and CalyOS is growing alongside them. So this is a statement of how we intend to build, not a list of promises we have already kept. We would rather tell you our principles now and let you judge us on them later.
Everything we make follows the same three ideas.
Parts that open, clean and swap instead of glue shut. When we have to choose between a little thinner and a lot longer-lasting, we choose the one that lasts.
CalyOS keeps supporting the machines we ship, with updates that improve them over time rather than leave them behind.
Meet CalyOSWhen something breaks, the first question is whether it can be fixed. Today that runs through support, and we work through it with you.
Start a repairWe could dress these principles up with numbers we have not earned yet. We would rather say what we can stand behind today, and what we are still working out.
“Judge us by whether the things we make are still working, and still supported, years from now.”
Have a question about how long a machine will keep going, or need a hand with one you already have? Talk to a person on our team.
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