Computers for your agents.
Durable sandboxes that are cheap, simple, and built in Europe.
Your SSH key is your account.
ssh turm.devNo key yet? ssh-keygen -t ed25519
ssh turm.dev new --name=hello
{
"cpus": 1,
"disk_gb": 2,
"https_url": "https://hello.turm.dev",
"image": "agentuntu",
"ip": "10.66.0.15",
"memory_mb": 1024,
"public": false,
"region": "fsn1",
"region_display": "FSN1",
"setup": "",
"ssh_dest": "vm+hello@turm.dev",
"ssh_host": "turm.dev",
"ssh_user": "vm+hello",
"status": "running",
"vm_name": "hello"
}
ssh vm+hello@turm.dev 'echo "<h1>hello from $(hostname)</h1>" > /var/www/html/index.html'
ssh turm.dev share set-public hello
{
"public": true,
"vm": "hello"
}
curl https://hello.turm.dev
<h1>hello from hello</h1>It's a computer.
We believe the new age of personal software deserves a new kind of compute: Instead of paying for a new VPS for each little tool, you buy a pool of CPU and RAM. All your VMs that your agents (or yourself) spin up share this pool flexibly.
Each VM is a Linux machine accessible via SSH. It keeps its disk and runs 24/7 until you delete it. Only you can reach it by default, but you can freely share it with your team or the world. You can also optionally pre-install codex, claude-code, opencode, pi, gemini or aider (build directly on the server!), a full browser (great if you spawn an OpenClaw!), and a desktop.
Plain commands.
Everything is a command over SSH. Hand your agent this.
New VM: ssh turm.dev new --name=<name> --example=web Shell: ssh vm+<name>@turm.dev Web: https://<name>.turm.dev Help: ssh turm.dev help Docs: https://turm.dev/docs/
Bare metal in Germany.
Your VMs and their disks run in Falkenstein, Germany.
7-day free trial, card required, cancel anytime. The trial is 1 vCPU, 1 GiB, 2 VMs, 100 GB disk and 10 GB traffic. billing subscribe personal-2 prints the checkout link. personal-2 (€15/mo) starts when the trial ends, unless you cancel.
Plans from €15 a month.
ssh turm.dev