A familiar Linux desktop. AI that runs on your hardware.
Not someone else’s cloud. Not someone else’s rules.
Meet HROS. Put the human back in control.
Your desktop and your intelligence, working closer together. HROS brings local AI to a Linux foundation you can make your own.
The HROS + ONLY bundle adds governing layers to your local foundation. A separate offer, shaped around your setup.
Use models supported by your hardware and Ollama.
Start with HROS. Add governance when you need it.
Your installation link follows confirmed payment.
Running AI locally is a strong start. Governing what it can do is the next step.
Combine HROS with ONLY’s governing layers for AI. A local operating system and a governance layer, brought together in a separately priced bundle.
ONE COMBINED OFFER. A DIFFERENT BUNDLE PRICE.Free until you want advanced features, priority updates, and dedicated support. Then a decent, transparent price for maintenance. Profit is not a dirty word — it sustains independent sovereign engineering.
Your operating system. Your local AI.
The sovereign starting point.
Full 3.04 GB Bootable Hybrid ISO (UEFI + BIOS)
Dedicated local inference workstation or server appliance support.
,500 / year per node · Billed monthly or annually
Complete deterministic governance and 24/7/365 mission-critical support.
5,000 / year · Regulated multi-node cluster (up to 10 nodes)
Custom bilateral engineering treaties from 0,000 / month (00,000+ / year). Complete on-site bare-metal deployment, closed-loop thermal recapture integration, and air-gapped cryptographic hardware modules.
HROS standalone is freely available for sovereign deployment. Custom enterprise governance (ONLY) and multi-node compute clustering (PrimeSwarm) are provisioned per institutional agreement. Local model performance depends on hardware.
Extend your setup with PrimeSwarm. Estimate usage costs using your expected volume and an agreed rate.
PLANNING TOOL · NOT A PUBLISHED TARIFFIllustrative estimate only. Usage units and actual rates need confirmation before billing. HROS licenses are separate.
For people and organisations who care where their AI runs, how it is governed, and who remains accountable.
Use supported models on your hardware. Updates, downloads, and connected services may still use the network.
Put people in the decision loop. Add governing layers when your use case needs clearer boundaries.
No official certification is claimed here until the issuer, scope, and evidence are verified. Local AI alone does not establish GDPR or EU AI Act compliance.
Less mystery. More clarity about your next operating system.
HROS stands for Human Router Operating System. It combines a Linux Mint foundation with local AI through Ollama, with the human at the centre. ONLY governance and PrimeSwarm are optional additions.
HROS follows the proven Red Hat and MakuluLinux model: the core operating system and bootable ISO are 100% free and open for anyone to download, install bare-metal, and run local AI. When your organization needs advanced features, priority security patches, enterprise maintenance (MTCE), continuous updates, and SLA support, we offer transparent, decently priced commercial subscriptions. Profit is not a dirty word — it directly finances sovereign, local-first engineering.
The installation link is made available on your purchase page immediately after payment is confirmed. Before installing, back up your files and check the official release instructions and system requirements. This storefront preview does not take payments or issue installers.
Supported Ollama models can run locally after the software and models have been downloaded. Downloads, updates, cloud models, and connected integrations still need internet access. Hardware requirements depend on the model you choose.
HROS + ONLY combines the operating system with AI governing layers at a separate bundle price. PrimeSwarm is an optional usage-based add-on. The calculator is illustrative; the billing unit and actual rate must be agreed before use.
No official certification claim is being made on this page. A valid claim needs a named issuing body, a defined scope, and supporting documentation. Local processing and governance tools can support your approach, but compliance obligations depend on your use case, deployment, and role.
Your Linux desktop. Your local intelligence. Your next chapter.