Edge Operating System · EU-hosted (within the EEA) · NIS2 / RED / CRA mapping published

Deploy code to edge hardware. We handle the rest.

HurricaneOS is a fully operated, immutable edge platform for x86 and ARM fleets. We run the OS — patching, rollouts, CVE response — so you ship application code, not embedded-Linux hires.

From €1.90 / active device / month · €300/mo minimum · EUR, excl. VAT · B2B

Industrial engagements withPwC

tty1 · hurricaneos · boot online
HurricaneOS console at the login prompt after a complete boot
boot → login → online real recording recorded in a VM
A complete HurricaneOS start-up — bootloader to login prompt. After enrolment the fleet is operated: no SSH, no console, no site visit. Local console of the recording VM; production devices expose no management interface.

Platform

An operating system built for unattended hardware

HurricaneOS eliminates the complexity between your code and your edge fleet. Push containers, not kernel patches.

  1. 01 · Survival

    Built so an unclean shutdown has nothing to corrupt

    The system volume is mounted read-only, so an unclean shutdown has nothing to damage.

  2. 02 · Security

    Hardware-backed identity, locked down by default

    Every device holds its own identity key in a TPM 2.0 — which we require to certify any hardware profile — and the identity is designed so it cannot be copied to another device.

  3. 03 · Operated

    We run the platform. You write the application.

    OS patching, rollout scheduling, health monitoring and failure response are ours, not a console we hand you.

  4. 04 · Sovereignty

    An EU vendor, for buyers who have to care

    The OS, the control plane and the engineering are ours — built and operated from Poland, hosted within the EEA.

How the platform works

On the device

What's on the device

Every image carries the same four partitions. The TPM holds the identity; the runtime only grants what an application declares.

What's on the device. Every image carries the same four partitions. The TPM holds the identity; the runtime only grants what an application declares.
Cloud control plane

Edge device

Application runtime
  • Isolated containers
  • Deny-by-default firewall
  • I/O disabled by default
  • Hardware via capability broker
TPM 2.0 Hardware identity key generated inside · never leaves

Disk · eMMC or NVMe/SSD · ≥ 16 GB

  1. EFI Bootloader selects slot A or B
  2. Root A Operating system running
  3. Root B Operating system standby — next OS update
  4. Data Apps, images, identity survives OS updates

Data — expands to fill the disk on first boot

Drawn from the HurricaneOS user manual.

See the full architecture

Field report

Running in a ship's engine room, at sea, since June

An engine room is a deliberately unkind place to put a computer. Sustained vibration from a running diesel, heat with nowhere to go, salt in the air, and power that comes and goes with the engine rather than with anyone's permission.

STS Kapitan Głowacki under sail in open water with whitecaps
STS Kapitan Głowacki · underway
Ship engine room with a Volvo Penta D6-300 and bulkhead-mounted control panels

Partner hardware, not ours. That is the ordinary case: an industrial box PC from our hardware partner is entirely adequate here, and HurricaneOS does not care whose metal it is running on.

The unit reads the engine's own CAN bus, a second CAN vibration sensor mounted on the block, and NMEA 0183 navigation data from the ship's instruments. It buffers locally and reconciles with the cloud when there is a link — which at sea there frequently is not.

Field unit In service
Vessel
STS Kapitan Głowacki — sail training ship, built c. 1942
Engine
Volvo Penta D6-300
Data sources
Engine CAN bus · dedicated CAN vibration sensor · NMEA 0183 navigation
Hardware
Industrial box PC from our hardware partner — not our own build
Conditions
Vibration, heat, salt air, unscheduled power loss, intermittent connectivity
In service
Since June 2026

Hardware

Three ways to get the hardware under it

Start on certified, off-the-shelf hardware from our hardware partner — the recommended route and already validated against the OS. Or bring your own x86 or ARM platform that meets the requirements. For a few genuinely punishing projects, we build bespoke hardware ourselves.

  1. 01 · Hardware partner

    Start on HurricaneOS-ready hardware from our hardware partner

    Industrial PCs and edge gateways from our hardware partner

  2. 02 · Your own

    Bring the hardware you already ship

    Intel · AMD · ARM (e.g. NVIDIA Jetson) · TPM 2.0 required

  3. 03 · In-house

    Bespoke builds for special, demanding projects

    Sealed aluminium enclosure · designed for shock and vibration · tamper-evident · special projects only

Recommended route · Hardware partner
Status
Certified off-the-shelf, validated against the OS
Range
Industrial gateways · vision nodes · DIN-rail compute · vehicle units
Requires
UEFI firmware · TPM 2.0
Pricing
Supported profile, from €1.90 / device / mo · min. €300

We recommend starting here. Bring your own board instead, or ask about a bespoke build for a punishing environment.

Compare the three hardware routes

Pricing

Published prices. Free 1-month trial.

Start free on a board we already certify for a month, or take a 3-month paid trial on a leased unit from our hardware partner. A supported fleet of 10 devices is €300/mo; 250 devices, €375/mo (your own telemetry). Every standard rate is published.

See full pricing
Free trial
€01 month · up to 3 devices · evaluation only
Paid trial
€600one-off · 3 months · partner hardware unit on returnable lease (€55/device/mo, billed separately)
Supported profile, from
€1.90/ device / mo · min. €300
Custom profile, from
€3.70/ device / mo · min. €850
Terms
Prices in EUR, excluding VAT. For businesses only; a valid VAT ID is required. Published rates are indicative; binding terms are set in your contract.

Evidence for buyers

See the compliance mapping

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See HurricaneOS in action

Book a 30-minute demo, or ask about a trial on a board we certify or a leased unit. No commitment to talk.