Xputty Lumen™ is the PuTTY for the AI age — a clean command bar + live map + usage ledger that keeps cost, carbon, and transfers under control.
Free forever for individuals • Designed mobile-first • Dark mode by default
Lumen focuses on the core loop: connect → see → move → run → track. No clutter. No “AI dashboard soup.”
Type what you mean — connect providers, start sessions, queue transfers, and get guardrails before expensive moves.
See local + cloud nodes in one place with real-time status, GPU availability, and what’s running where.
Cost, time, and carbon are logged per session — so you can compare providers, workloads, and decisions.
Resumable, verified model transfers — with optional on-the-fly quantization when speed matters.
Centralized control without centralized risk — encrypted creds, scoped access, and audit-ready actions.
Find cheaper compute and lower-carbon windows automatically, with transparent “why” explanations.
Add Ollama, RunPod, Vast.ai (more soon). Keys are encrypted; connections are scoped.
Know what’s running, where it’s running, and what it costs — at a glance.
Command sessions with guardrails, then export logs and ledger data anytime.
Start with the big three. Expand to anything that speaks SSH/API.
Run models locally with the same command patterns you use for cloud nodes.
Spin up GPU compute, move models in, run sessions, and track everything.
Hunt for price-performance, then deploy with guardrails and visibility.
Lumen is built to keep you safe when stakes are high: credentials, sessions, and expensive commands.
Start free. Upgrade when Lumen is saving you time (or money) every week.
Perfect for builders, solo devs, and local-first workflows.
No credit card. No “trial trap.”
For power users who run workloads daily and want maximum leverage.
Pricing locks for early users (when paid tiers go live).
For orgs managing multiple clusters, users, and compliance needs.
Team/enterprise flows arrive after MVP hardening.
Quick answers for the “wait, how does this work?” questions.
Open Lumen and start connecting providers. The sooner you centralize control, the faster everything gets calmer.
Tip: if you want a “waitlist” flow, wire the form on the right to your preferred endpoint (or a simple PHP handler).
