Local operation stays available
Essential local administration remains available during temporary connection outages. Subscription and remote services require Rungard Cloud.
Useful infrastructure should live closer to the people who use it.
We are building Rungard to make private services at home or work understandable, without turning server administration into a second job.
There should be a practical middle ground.
Private services should stay close to you without requiring you to manage every technical detail. Rungard combines on-site hardware with cloud management, backups, updates, and support.
The device and Rungard Cloud have clear roles: applications run at your location, while the cloud connects your subscription and managed services.
Rungard supplies a dedicated server at your location and manages it through one subscription.
One product. Three layers.
Dedicated hardware, local software, and Rungard Cloud work together as one managed subscription.
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The device
A dedicated Rungard device in your home or workplace keeps applications and data physically close.
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The local platform
The local dashboard keeps essential on-site controls available during temporary internet or cloud outages.
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Rungard Cloud
Rungard Cloud connects your account, subscription, remote visibility, backups, updates, and support.
Product principles you can see.
Clear service boundaries
Rungard owns the supplied device. You control your content and local credentials, while Rungard Cloud manages the account, subscription, and remote services.
Power should be understandable
Status, actions, and recovery paths should make sense without requiring infrastructure expertise.
Security claims should be specific
We describe what a control does and where its trust boundary sits instead of relying on vague promises.
