What Activated Cloud is
A computer whose entire job is running your AI agent — always on, on your own network, under your control.
Activated Cloud is a small computer that runs one thing: your agent. It ships with Activated Cloud OS already installed, so there is nothing to set up beyond answering a few questions the first time you switch it on.
The operating system is the interface. There is no desktop to manage, no terminal to learn, and no command to memorise. You talk to your agent, and you use a handful of pages to decide what it can do and who can reach it.
Why a dedicated machine
An agent that is genuinely useful has to be running when you are not watching it. That rules out a laptop you close and a browser tab you shut. It needs somewhere to live.
- Always on. Scheduled work runs overnight; messages get answered while you are away.
- On your network. It browses from a normal home connection rather than a datacentre IP, so the sites people actually use do not treat it as a bot.
- Your data stays put. Conversations, memory, and credentials live on the device. Nothing is uploaded to us.
- You choose the brain. Connect whichever model provider you prefer — the device is not tied to one vendor.
What you actually get
| Part | What it does |
|---|---|
| The device | A quiet, low-power computer that runs continuously. |
| Activated Cloud OS | The agent, its interface, and everything on this page. |
| The app | The same interface, on your phone and desktop. |
New here?
Read First boot next — it walks through the six questions the setup wizard asks and what each one changes.