ZeroCore, the stateless operating layer.
A minimal, verified runtime that replaces the traditional OS on the device. ZeroCore retains no local state, user profiles, credentials, configuration drift, or patch history, it safely executes authorized work, then disappears.
Boot from a verified baseline. Run. Reset to nothing.
ZeroCore boots from a signed, measured baseline, runs your authorized workloads in an ephemeral runtime, then wipes all state on exit. Nothing carries forward to the next session.
Verified baseline
Signed, measured boot
Ephemeral runtime
Authorized work only
Teardown to nothing
State wiped on exit
- No local data
- No credentials at rest
- No config drift
- No patch history
Your real, containerized workloads, executed locally and statelessly.
Run authorized work · keep nothing
Nothing. By design.
No local state
Nothing persists on the device between sessions.
No user profiles
Users sign in to their own apps, not the device or Scylos. Nothing is stored on the machine.
No credentials at rest
There is no token or secret to steal from the endpoint.
No config drift
Every session starts from the same verified baseline.
No patch history
There is no accumulated OS to patch, watch, or clean up.
Authorized work only
It safely executes what you allow, then disappears.
Power on. Sign in. Work. Reset.
Verified boot
The device starts from a signed, measured baseline, no local OS to corrupt and no kernel agent to push a bad update into.
Authorized execution
Your real, containerized workloads run locally on the device, statelessly, with only what the policy allows.
Teardown to zero
When the session ends, all state is wiped. The endpoint reboots to known-good, ready for the next clean session.
What ZeroCore is not.
It is not a persistent OS, a thin client, or a VDI session. ZeroCore runs your real, containerized workloads locally on the device, statelessly, and keeps nothing. There is no VDI back end to size and no imaging pipeline to maintain.
The security model is the reason. The math is the bonus.
One flat per-device price for ZeroCore plus the Switchboard control plane in your own cloud. No imaging licenses, no VDI back end, no per-incident cleanup.
What changes when the OS comes off the endpoint.
ZeroCore, answered.
Is this VDI or a thin client?+
No. ZeroCore runs your real, containerized workloads locally on the device itself, statelessly. There is no remote desktop session and no VDI back end to size or license.
What happens during an outage or a bad update?+
There is no persistent OS to corrupt and no kernel agent to push a bad update into. A ZeroCore endpoint reboots to known-good and keeps running, recovery is a reboot, not a three-week rebuild.
What does it cost?+
$7 per endpoint, per month, all-in, against industry fully-loaded endpoint costs commonly cited at $60–75. That is one flat per-device price for ZeroCore plus Switchboard in your own cloud.
See the stateless endpoint on your own hardware.
Flash an idle machine into a live endpoint and run your real workloads. You buy no hardware and sign nothing.