Your private network. Your apps. Born inside.
Elyza is the European private infrastructure where devices and software live together. Deploy with a sentence. Share with the right people. Keep everything under your control.
Control plane operated in EuropeCreating software is easy now. Running it privately is still hard.
Any team can produce an internal tool in a few hours. But running it privately, and sharing it safely, is still an obstacle course.
You either push it onto a public cloud and hope the permissions are right, or you drown in VPNs, vendors, and tickets.
Elyza removes that gap.
Talk to Claude, or your AI of choice.
"Deploy this and give access only to Marie."
What happens- 01
A machine is created already inside your private network.
- 02
The app is running.
- 03
Only Marie can reach it. Through the mesh, not the public internet.
- Public URLNone, by default
- Separate VPN stepNone
- Infrastructure team requiredNone
It feels like sending a file. It behaves like real private infrastructure.
Private by default, down to the network level.
Private by default
Every workload starts inside the network. Exposure is an explicit choice, never an accident.
Network-level access
You don't just secure the app. You control who can even see the machine.
Devices and apps in one fabric
Laptops, phones, and hosted software share the same private network.
European control plane
Coordination stays in Europe. Your boundary stays yours.
AI as the interface
The primary way to operate Elyza is conversation. The CLI is the reliable backbone. The console is the backup.
Built for how European companies actually work.
IT gets visibility and control. Everyone else just ships internal tools and shares them with the right people.
- One networkFor the whole organisation
- RolesClear and legible
- FreedomTo share what you own
- Hard limitsOn what can never be touched
Elyza turns "I made something" into "the right people can use it, privately".
That is the new baseline for software inside a company.
Start with your own private network.
Enrol two devices. SSH between them. Then deploy your first internal app and share it with one person.