What ANAROQ is building
One control layer over compute capacity: machines for you and for the AI agents you allow, inside limits you set. It is in development. Until it exists, these pages help you choose compute anywhere, with free tools that work today.
In development. Nothing on this page is on sale yet, and there is no account to create. The tools linked here are free and work today.
ANAROQ is not another VPS host. The product we are building is the control layer: you ask for compute, set its limits and see what it costs, in one place. The capacity underneath can come from external providers, from rented servers and, later, from hardware of our own. You should not have to manage that difference.
None of it can be bought or reserved today. What follows are the principles the design is held to, then one guide per kind of compute.
What we are building
- One control layer, every interface
The web console, the API, the CLI and MCP are four ways into the same layer. The same policies apply to all of them; no interface can go around a limit.
- Limits enforced by the platform
Hard budgets, a time to live (TTL) on resources, a cap on how many run at once, and approval for destructive or expensive actions. The limits hold even when an agent acts on your behalf.
- Cost before action
Where it can be known, the cost of an action is shown before it runs, with a dry run of what would change.
- A record of every change
Every significant infrastructure action is written to an audit trail: who, through which interface, what and when. A kill switch revokes all agent access at once.
- Not tied to one provider
Placement decides where a workload runs. Moving between providers is a controlled migration: it does not assume shared storage, and an IP address may change.
Guides by kind of compute
- VPS and cloud serversPersistent machines that run for as long as you need them: how to size one, prepare it and check it before it goes live.In developmentRead the guide
- GPU serversWhen a GPU is worth it, what to check about memory and software, and how to try a model on CPU first.In developmentRead the guide
- Compute for AI agentsThe limits to require before an agent may create machines: budget, TTL, approvals, audit and a kill switch.In developmentRead the guide
Free tools you can use today
- Stack SizerHow much CPU, memory and disk do my apps need?Open the tool
- cloud-init Generator for Ubuntu 24.04How does a new server start with my user, SSH keys, firewall and updates already set?Open the tool
- Docker Compose GeneratorHow do my apps run from files I can rebuild the server from?Open the tool
- Docker Compose AnalyzerWhat does a Compose file expose, and what should change before it runs?Open the tool
Status
ANAROQ is in development. There is no console, no account and nothing to reserve, and these pages make no promise about what launches or when.
The public tools are the part that exists: they run in your browser, without an account, and work with any provider you choose.