EARLY ACCESS · BUILT IN THE NETHERLANDS · HOSTED IN THE EU

Switching to Linux used to take courage.

Cybex moves schools, governments and organizations to managed Linux desktops — step by step, with rollback, without drama. Describe the perfect setup once; every computer follows it.

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No release-date promises. No waiting-list spam.
FOR SCHOOLS  ·  FOR GOVERNMENTS  ·  FOR ORGANIZATIONS  ·  HOSTED IN THE EU
01 — HOW IT WORKS

Three steps. Then it mostly runs itself.

01 — ENROLL

Computers introduce themselves

New machines register on first boot — pairing code, email invite, or straight off the network. No imaging station.
02 — BLUEPRINT

Describe the perfect setup once

Set up one reference computer by hand — the fun part. Cybex turns it into a versioned recipe for the whole group.
03 — ROLL OUT

Ship to ten, then a thousand

Test on one device, release in stages, and roll back with a click if you must. Boring by design.
02 — THE CONSOLE

Plain language. No jargon, no tickets.

The Console tells you what's happening and what it did about it — in sentences, not acronyms. Most of the time, it already fixed it.

vega-03 drifted from its blueprint
→ fixed automatically at 12:04 · nothing to do

Drift has nowhere to hide

Computers keep returning to their blueprint. You read about it afterwards, if at all.
RequiredAllowedForbidden
LibreOfficerequired · everywhere
GeoGebraallowed · self-service

Apps without tickets

Required, allowed, forbidden — you decide once. Software stays current across the fleet.
Update wave · r1224 / 24 healthy
↩ Roll back to r11

Updates that can't surprise you

Every change ships to a test group first. Going back is one click, not one weekend.
03 — CYBEX FORGE  NEW

The part of the cloud that lives in your building.

Cybex decides what should happen; Forge does the heavy lifting on your own network — booting bare machines, building systems, serving updates at wire speed. Only intents travel the internet.

Easy to deploy: run it on your Proxmox server with a one-line command, or boot a spare machine from the Forge ISO (soon).

source-available · github.com/CybexHQ/forge
CYBEX MANAGEMENT SYSTEMcloud · EU
decides what should happen · keeps the audit trail
intents ↓ · reports ↑ · kilobytes, not gigabytes
◆ CYBEX FORGEyour building · your LAN
Boot
ready · 14 clients
Build
idle
Cache
41 GiB · 96% hits
class 1A · 8 class 1B · 8 design · 5 front office · 3
WHY WE RECOMMEND IT — TO ALMOST EVERYONE

Updates at wire speed

Two hundred devices update from the cache in your building. Your internet uplink barely notices.

Bare metal, no USB sticks

Plug a new machine into the network — Forge boots it, installs it, and hands it over managed.

Works when the internet doesn't

Builds and packages are served locally, so a flaky uplink never stands between you and a working fleet.
04 — PRICING

Per device, per year. That's the whole model.

EDUCATION
Schools
€5 / device / year
Lab computers that can't stay broken — every restart comes back clean.
Classroom & lab blueprints
Exam-day lockdown profiles
Required / allowed / forbidden apps
Staged rollouts & priority support
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Governments
€15 / device / year
Sovereign, auditable and EU-hosted for the public sector.
EU data residency
Full audit & provenance trail
Policies per site and department
Directory SSO · role-based access
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Organizations
€15 / device / year
Standardized workstations, European data residency.
Workstation & site blueprints
Role-based device profiles
First boot to ready in 15 minutes
Directory SSO · role-based access
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05 — FAQ

Fair questions, straight answers.

Is moving to Linux disruptive for our users?

It doesn't have to be. Pilot one group, confirm it works, then expand — and roll back if you must. IT keeps control at every step.

Where is our data hosted?

In European datacenters, fully managed. Your configuration and audit trail stay in the EU — nothing for you to host, patch or babysit.

Do we need Cybex Forge?

No — Cybex works fine without it. Forge is for when you want the heavy bits local: netbooting bare machines and updating two hundred devices without touching your uplink.

Can we read the source code?

Yes — the agent and Forge are source-available on GitHub. Security teams can verify exactly what runs on your machines. Trust by inspection, not promises.

Ready for the easy kind of brave?

Cybex is in active development — no release date yet, and no waiting-list spam. Tell us about your fleet and we'll be in touch the moment we can help you start.

built by the founder of ZuluDesk, the education MDM (acquired)