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One static binary
A ~13 MB static Go binary serves as control plane, vault, or agent depending on subcommand. No runtime. No Python, no Ruby, no Java. Drop on anything from a Raspberry Pi to a bare-metal rack.
Single binary. Cloud or self-hosted. Your data stays on your infrastructure — packages, logs, and credentials never cross into ours.
A ~13 MB static Go binary serves as control plane, vault, or agent depending on subcommand. No runtime. No Python, no Ruby, no Java. Drop on anything from a Raspberry Pi to a bare-metal rack.
Packages, logs, and credentials live on a vault you control. The control plane — managed by us or self-hosted by you — never stores tenant data. Air-gap deployable, audit-friendly, sovereign by design.
Familiar Bash for execution. Structured JSON for rollout intent — target matching, machine sets, canary phases, scheduling. Nothing new for the team to learn.
How it differs from Ansible, Mender, Balena, and other comparable tools.
The vault runs on your infrastructure. Tenant data never crosses into ours. Whether you choose our managed cloud or fully self-host, packages and logs stay on machines you control.
One binary, three roles. No cluster, no sidecar mesh. Deploy in minutes, not weeks. Runs equally well on a Raspberry Pi at an edge site or a rack of bare metal in a datacenter.
We don't parse or interpret your scripts — that is your business logic and stays with you. We orchestrate where and when they run, with versioned intent, target specificity, and natural canary phases via machine sets.
Syncronis is in pre-launch. We are onboarding a small group of design partners with direct founder support — personalised setup, dedicated email channel, and hands-on troubleshooting during your pilot.
Email contact@syncronis.net with your fleet size, primary use case, and current orchestration setup. You will receive a personal access link within one business day.
See pricing details — first 5 machines free, graduated rates beyond that, cloud or self-hosted.