ALL OS

ALL OS is the operating system for edge devices. It turns every node into a personal cloud and a secure, coordinated infrastructure layer for apps, storage and connectivity.

It is browser-based: you manage apps, services and infrastructure from a single interface, on desktop, tablet or mobile.

What runs on a node

Three pillars

Apps. A decentralized App Store built for edge devices. Install, manage and scale applications with ease.

Connectivity. Secure tunnels, VPN routing, mesh networking and hotspot capabilities, all built in.

Infrastructure. Distributed compute, storage and bandwidth: on-demand, global and scalable.

What makes it different

• Proprietary orchestration layer. The moment a device connects, the Control Tower takes over: it matches apps to nodes, meters usage and handles payments.
• One tap to install. Pick an app from the curated catalog and ALL OS sets it up in seconds. No terminal, no config files.
• Desktop-grade UI. A full interface in the browser, reachable at all360.local on your network.
• Put it to work. Idle resources can earn when apps on the device serve paid usage.

If it runs on Linux, it runs on ALL OS

AI inference, VPN, media streaming, home automation, Web3, IoT: if a service runs on Linux, it can run on ALL OS.

ALL OS uses its own lightweight runtime, designed for always-on mini PC hardware. Edge devices have tighter resource budgets than data-center machines, so lower overhead means more useful work from the same hardware.

Direct hardware access

Apps can access USB and device interfaces under controlled permissions. This enables receivers, sensors, radios and other specialized peripherals, and is a key reason ALL suits real-world edge services rather than only generic compute.

Security

Every app runs in its own sandbox, data is encrypted on disk, and hosts never see application data. See Security and privacy.