Why Omnira
Spend less. Run less. Expose less.
Omnira™ runs your software on machines you already own — and leaves nothing on them: a job opens in a sealed vault in memory, runs, and is gone.
compute comes from machines you already own.
Running the serviceup to 50% lessno machine to manage, nothing to patch, no one to page.
Attack surfaceabout 70% smallerthan the same workload on conventional compute hosts.
IP & privacy exposureup to 90% lessthan running it on infrastructure you do not own.
These are estimates from our own modelling, not measurements of your systems and not a warranty. What you save depends on what you run and where it runs today. Omnira is an early product, priced as one — see the terms.
Where the saving comes from
The cloud bill. Work that ran on rented machines runs on the servers, desktops and devices you already own and already power. You keep the cloud for what genuinely needs it.
Running the service. There is no fleet of hosts to provision, patch, harden and watch. You hand over the service; the platform places it, moves it when a machine goes away, and keeps it serving.
Less to attack
A conventional host gives an attacker a long-lived machine: an operating system to keep patched, a disk that remembers, credentials that sit still, and a network address that answers. Omnira removes most of that shape. Your service runs inside a sealed vault in memory on a device that opens no port to the internet, keeps nothing after the job, and holds no standing credential.
Fewer things that can be reached, and fewer that persist, is the whole of it.
Less exposed
Running on someone else’s infrastructure means your code and your data are readable by whoever operates it — their staff, their tooling, their logs, their subpoenas. On Omnira your service runs on hardware you choose, and what it handles is sealed while it runs and gone when it stops.
Your code stays yours. So does what it touches.