Connect. Create. Govern.

Every host, hypervisor and cloud account.
One desktop control plane

Register AtomOS, VMware ESXi, Proxmox, and Meson accounts. Describe the workload, pick the host last, and Electros provisions it from one desktop app.

Any target

AtomOS hosts, VMware ESXi 6 or 7, Proxmox VE 7 or 8, and public or private Meson accounts — one inventory, one session.

One create flow

Fill the form, press Continue, then choose a host card. Estimated net price appears when the provider can quote one.

Team governance

Sub-organisations, usage limits, invite-and-subscribe, and a connection quota for the current session.

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Target types
AtomOS, VMware ESXi 6 or 7, Proxmox VE 7 or 8, and public or private Meson

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Private Meson providers
AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, OVHcloud, UpCloud and Scaleway

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Database engines
Postgres, MySQL, SQL Server, and Redis where enabled

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Installers
9 installers across Linux, macOS and Windows

Stop switching consoles. Start choosing hosts.

Electros is the screen you use to run workloads on machines you already connected. You describe the resource here. Electros talks to the host for you.

Electros Desktop control plane
Atomosphere Public and private Meson
AWS Azure Google Cloud OVHcloud UpCloud Scaleway
Hosts you register AtomOS, ESXi and Proxmox
AtomOS VMware ESXi 6 or 7 Proxmox VE 7 or 8 Meson public accounts Meson private accounts
Before Electros
AWS Console Azure Portal GCP Console vSphere Client Proxmox UI
  • One console per hypervisor and cloud account
  • SSH into each box to create a disk or a VM
  • Quotas tracked by hand across teams
  • A lab context that never matches the next job
With Electros
Electros
  • One wizard, then a host card with provider, region, sizing, availability and sustainability information
  • Register once. Enable a scenario when you need that lab
  • Sub-organisation limits on VMs, CPU, RAM, storage and network types
  • Dashboard for the morning check. Editing stays on the resource page

How it works

Connect a target, activate it for this session, then create. The same rhythm for a volume, a VM, a database, or an app.

1

Connect

Register the target under Connections. Nothing is powered on yet.

2

Activate

Enable a scenario or a spare target for this session.

3

Create

Fill the form, choose a host card, then press Create.

What you can run from one desktop app

Shipped in the current Electros desktop release. Each pillar links to the matching user-guide chapter.

Fleet dashboard

  • Inventory, capacity, VM states, storage mix, OS landscape, and VM location
  • Networking counts plus PaaS and SaaS health rings
  • Shortcuts to create a basic VM, a Spot VM, or a hosted service
Electros fleet view

Virtual machines

  • Basic, advanced, and blueprint VMs — including templates from a Git repository
  • Power, reboot, force-off, deletion, and embedded VNC on a running guest
  • AtomOS migration, backups, clone to AtomOS, port forwards and port tunnels

Known issue in v3.3.0: creating a VM can succeed while form restoration shows a failure notification. The virtual machine is still created.

Storage and networking

  • Empty qcow2 and raw volumes, cloud images, cloud-init configs, and ISO or tool disks
  • Local libvirt NAT, isolated, routed, and open networks, plus DHCP pools
  • Global Tailscale networks across hosts

The networking guide lists Bridge and marks that type disabled. v3.3.0 does not offer bridged-network creation.

Spot VMs

  • Short-lived machines on a public-cloud Meson account — not on local AtomOS hosts
  • Desktop SSH to a running instance with a reachable public IPv4 address and TCP port 22
  • Terminate deletes the instance and stops billing for it

Managed PaaS and SaaS

  • Managed Kubernetes, or Kubernetes with your own S3-compatible state bucket
  • Postgres, MySQL, SQL Server, or Redis databases, plus object-storage buckets
  • n8n and OpenClaw app VMs

Governance and teams

  • Scenarios that switch a whole lab on with one click
  • Sub-organisations with caps on VMs, CPU, RAM, storage and allowed network types
  • Hide public IPv4 addresses and emails when you share the screen

See Electros in action

The same desktop surface for hosts, hypervisors, and cloud accounts you register

Who Electros is for

One desktop app. Four ways teams use it on the first day.

Platform teams and MSPs

Split quotas with sub-organisations. Invite people onto a paid tier. Cap VMs, CPU, RAM, storage and which network types a team may create.

Hybrid labs

Bundle AtomOS, Proxmox and ESXi into a scenario. Enable the stack for this session and the host picker fills with that lab only.

Developers

Burst a Spot VM on a public-cloud Meson account, open desktop SSH when the guest is reachable, then Terminate so billing stops.

App teams

Order Postgres, a managed Kubernetes cluster, or an n8n app from the same create flow — where those services are enabled for the organisation.

Targets you register. Clouds you already own.

Electros talks to the AtomOS hosts, hypervisors, and Meson accounts you add. Atomosphere connects public and private Meson so those accounts can place a workload.

Private Meson guides

Bring your own cloud credentials. Private Meson guides are currently available for these providers:

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Release notes

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Get started with Electros

No account yet? Register first. Already have one? Open Buy a seat to purchase for an organisation.

I need an account

Register to create your Elemento account and personal organisation. You get a 14-day Electros trial (once per account). After that, come back here to buy a seat.

I already have an account

Sign in with email and password, pick the organisation that should hold the seat, choose a plan, then pay in Stripe.

Your whole infrastructure, governed.

Per-seat pricing: no cost per VM, core, socket or resource. Download for free, try it for 14 days, then pick the plan that grows with you.

14-day free trial on every plan — no credit card required

Tier 1 · Start

For teams unifying their first clouds
19.9€/month per seat
billed annually · €239 /year per seat (≈ €19.9/month)
  • 14-day free trial
  • Up to 7 active connections*
  • Visibility into your existing public cloud resources (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud…)
  • Unlimited AtomOS endpoints, included at no cost
  • Cloud Status · daily email digest of provider incidents and maintenance
  • MCP support (Model Context Protocol)
  • Support via ticketing and email
Try free for 14 days
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Tier 2 · Grow

For growing teams wanting dedicated assistance
39.9€/month per seat
billed annually · €479 /year per seat (≈ €39.9/month)
  • Everything in Start, plus:
  • Up to 15 active connections*
  • Visibility and operability on your public cloud resources: not just see them — manage and operate them
  • Built-in AI agent · unlimited interactions with your own key (BYOK required)
  • Active Cloud Status · proactive alerts and flags in your dashboard for incidents and maintenance on the services you use
  • MCP support (Model Context Protocol)
  • 5% discount on AtomOS support plans
  • Priority assistance · response within 24h, welcome call included
Try free for 14 days

Custom · Enterprise

From 5 licences up, with dedicated support and assistance
Custom
volumes, white label and dedicated governance
  • Minimum 5 seats, custom pricing
  • Enterprise-grade support, tailored to your needs
  • Custom active connections
  • Migration services
  • White label on request
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* An active connection = one integration in use: a non-AtomOS hypervisor, a service already running on your clouds, a resource purchased via Atomosphere, a Kubernetes cluster. Connections are interchangeable — drop one and it's immediately available again: only what's active at the same time counts.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Trial, seats, targets, and what the desktop app can do today

How do I get started?

If you do not have an Elemento account yet, create one first — you get an organisation and a 14-day free trial. If you already have an account, open Buy a seat to purchase for an organisation via Stripe.

Where do I pay?

On the Buy a seat page, sign in, choose an organisation and plan, then Stripe opens in your browser. Subscribe during the trial so you do not lose access when it ends.

Does Electros run offline?

Electros caches selected static resources for a more resilient desktop experience. Managing live resources still requires connectivity to the relevant target and Elemento services.

Which operating systems are supported?

Native desktop apps for Linux, macOS, and Windows. Each desktop release publishes nine installers: Linux x64 and ARM64 AppImage, Debian/Ubuntu x64 and ARM64 DEB, RPM-based Linux x64 and ARM64 RPM, macOS Intel x64 and Apple Silicon ARM64 DMG, and Windows x64 EXE.

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What access protocols are supported?

Open an embedded VNC console for long-lived virtual machines. For public-cloud Spot VMs, the Electros desktop app can open an SSH terminal to a reachable instance. SSH Terminal requires a running Spot VM with a reachable public IPv4 address and TCP port 22. Browser builds cannot open the desktop SSH window.

Is Electros free to use?

New accounts get a 14-day free trial once. After that, each organisation needs an Electros seat: Start is €19.90 per month billed annually (€239 / year, or €30 monthly), Grow is €39.90 per month billed annually (€479 / year, or €60 monthly). One seat per organisation.

Does registering a target provision anything?

No. Connections is an address book. Enabling a target or a scenario under Active Connections is what makes it appear in host pickers and IaaS lists. Create still happens in a separate wizard.

Desktop app or browser?

The native app for Linux, macOS, and Windows is the product. Spot VM SSH and wallpaper import need the desktop app. Browser builds cannot open those windows.

Which clouds can I bring?

Public Meson accounts your organisation already allows, plus private Meson credentials. Private Meson guides are currently available for AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, OVHcloud, UpCloud and Scaleway.

Can I limit what each team uses?

Yes. Create a sub-organisation with caps on VMs, CPU, RAM, storage and allowed network types. Usage and permissions choose who may use a target or a scenario. Your plan’s connection quota caps how many targets you can enable at once.

What does a Spot VM cost when I am done?

Terminate deletes the instance and stops billing for it. Leaving a Spot VM running is what the bill is for. Some create flows also open a payment page after a successful create.

Run the next workload from one desktop app

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