A runtime substratefor sovereign software.
Omega is a single substrate for running software you can trust. Three places to run it — our network, an open provider mesh, or your own hardware — under one declarative interface, with the same identity, capability, and audit guarantees in every environment.
One interface,
three places to run it.
Omega is a single substrate for running software you can trust. You describe what you want — a service, a job, an agent workspace — and Omega places it on our network, on an open provider mesh, or on hardware you own. The interface, the identity model, and the audit guarantees stay the same in every environment.
Our managed substrate. Capacity, throughput, and reliability we operate so you don’t have to. The default place for most teams to start.
A network of independent providers running the same substrate. Useful when latency, geography, or cost preferences matter more than first-party operation.
The same substrate, running on infrastructure you control. For teams with sovereignty, residency, or regulatory requirements that ask the workload to stay close.
An advanced capability profile for workloads with a graphical, JIT, or hardware-accelerated requirement. Available on Gaia and Biome.
Describe the workload.
Omega places it.
[brane.api] substrate = "gaia" image = "acme/api:1.4" replicas = 8
Pick the substrate; Omega handles capacity, scheduling, health, and rollout.
The full surface is a small declarative interface. The same description that runs on Omega's network runs on a provider mesh and on your hardware — without rewriting the workload.
Read the spec→Predictable
where it matters.
Standard workloads start in milliseconds, not seconds.
The control surface stays available across host, network, and zone failures.
No syscall, host, or service the workload can reach without an explicit grant.
The same workload description runs on our network, an open mesh, or your hardware.
Three managed services
built on the substrate.
Run real browsers at scale, capture every session, drive them with code. Built for agents and automated workflows.
A Linux desktop that survives reconnects, with audio and optional GPU. The agent’s working environment.
A fresh, isolated environment per request. Reproducible filesystems, deterministic outputs, signed at exit.
How Omega thinks
about trust.
Capability over configuration
Identity that travels with the work
Deterministic placement
Portable by design
Start with a workload.
Move it later.
A free tier for development. Production plans for teams. The same interface, end to end.