The cloud computer that behaves like a computer.
A machine with its own address on the internet, and your files exactly where you left them.
Build in it. Leave agents working in it. Neither one is the guest.
Lit only while you're using it. You pay for the seconds it's awake.
the dev build, at real speed · create · ssh in · edit a file · duplicate · the copy kept the change
A real machine
ssh works. So does everything else.
Your machine has its own IP, not a proxy with opinions. Point ssh at it, or psql, or the thing you wrote at 2am. It answers on any port.
There's no vendor CLI in the way and no tunnel to set up. Stock tooling reaches your own computer directly.
Come back on Tuesday and your shells are still open, with the build where you left it.
Awake by the second
It sleeps when you stop. So does the bill.
Walk away and the machine banks its fire. Memory gets snapshotted to disk, and the footprint drops to zero. Nothing runs, so nothing is metered.
Any connection wakes it back up, an ssh session or a webhook you forgot about. It picks up mid-thought instead of booting cold.
A VPS bills you for the months you forgot about it. Corron only counts the seconds.
Agents live here
Leave the agent working. Take the laptop.
An agent that lives on your laptop stops when the lid does. Give it a machine of its own and it keeps building and committing while you're on the train.
When you ssh back in, you land in the machine it worked in all along, processes still running. You're sharing a computer with it, not watching a job.
Tiers
Three sizes. No pricing acrobatics.
Small
1 vCPU
1 GiB RAM
10 GiB disk
Medium
4 vCPU
4 GiB RAM
40 GiB disk
Large
8 vCPU
8 GiB RAM
80 GiB disk
You're billed on usage, meaning seconds awake at the tier you run. Prices land with the beta. What's already settled is that a sleeping machine isn't usage.
The name
Named after the corons.
A coron is a miners' row house from the coal basin in northern France. Brick, built around the work, with a fire going and everything you need inside. Not exactly cosy, but equipped, and yours.
The product is the same idea, a base where your agent has all its tools and you always have a key. So it took the name, one R heavier.
The colours come from the same place: brique, charbon, craie, acier. And the fire in the C means someone's home.
- brique
- charbon
- craie
- acier
The line forms here.
We let people in batches. Your email is for saying you're in, and nothing else.