This is Workbench

A hyper-efficient space for your best work.

Caligra Workbench is a Linux®-based operating system made for getting work done. Whether you’re controlling agents, writing code, or collaborating with a team, Workbench is designed to get out of the way and to help you to deliver more. A performance-oriented UI provides a unique environment focused on accelerating all information work.

For companies, Workbench helps to reduce inefficiency, cost, and attack surface. It’s a minimal, thoughtfully-designed base that teams can build on to create their ideal workspace.

Kernel and base userland from the Fedora project
Read-only immutable base platform delivered via OCI containers
Integrated user-space package management via homebrew, flatpak, appimage, distrobox
Unique user interface designed exclusively for focused work
Rapid window and task management
Simplicity and minimalism dedicated to improving productivity

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“Pleasingly premium”

“A left-field plan to revolutionise workplace productivity”

“Designed to put the focus back on work”

Pricing

Workbench is priced with an annual fee, and is free for non-commercial use. Standard pricing for Workbench is $240 per seat per year.

Non-commercial

Free

Workbench is free to use for non-commercial purposes
Self-supported
Updates included

Startups

Free

Free for first year
Up to 10 seats
Commercial use permitted
Self-supported
For companies with < $1m turnover or funding

Standard

$240/year

Direct email support
Discounted pricing above 20 seats
Customization add-on available - your company’s own unique OS

Enterprise

Custom Pricing

Dedicated account management
Dedicated engineering support
Built-in fleet management
On-premises or cloud deployment
Complete customization - your company’s own unique OS

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A Host of Options

Workbench is not a distribution - it’s an ideal host for containers and packages from open source and commercial repositories. Tools like distrobox make it easy to use software from Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch, and any other distribution. And if you’re switching from Cupertino, just brew install as usual.

$ brew install sqlite

Command & Control

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