Flash. Boot. Start again.
Choose a board, prepare storage and assemble a working system before you install the first useful app.
Infrastructure / ALL360
No SD card. No terminal. No 40-minute guide.
ALL OS comes ready on ALL1. Install apps in one tap: everything the DIY setup promised, none of the setup.
The DIY trade-off
You wanted your own server. Not another project.
A home server can give you more control over your files and services. Getting there often means becoming the person responsible for every moving part.
Docker by hand
Containers, ports and dependencies become your checklist. A quick install can turn into an evening of troubleshooting.
Maintenance is on you
With a DIY setup, updates and backup planning are another job. You still need a backup plan for important data on any server.
Your server, ready
Start with what you wanted to do.
ALL OS comes ready on ALL1. Open the console, choose an app and install it in one tap instead of assembling the software stack yourself.
Keep your documents, media and home services on a device you own. ALL CONNECT gives you a way to reach your apps when you are away; you choose which apps and data to put on it.
From box to app
A shorter path to self-hosting.
The setup follows the same console experience across apps. An internet connection is needed for installation and remote access.
- 01
Plug in ALL1
Connect power and your home network to start with ALL OS already installed.
- 02
Open the console
Access the ALL OS console and set up your device.
- 03
Tap install
Choose an available app from the App Store and follow its setup prompts.
- 04
Take it with you
Use ALL CONNECT to reach your installed apps from elsewhere.
Check the details
Real hardware. Comparisons you can read.
Look at the published specifications and the trade-offs against a DIY board or a different home-server approach.
ALL1 specifications
Intel N Family Processors · 12 GB DDR5 · 256 GB NVMe SSD (M.2) · 10 × 10 × 7.2 cm
Against a Raspberry Pi
Compare ready-to-use software with a board you configure yourself.
Read the comparisonAgainst Umbrel
Compare two home-server approaches, including their service bundles and limitations.
Read the comparisonAgainst Pi-hole
Compare included network-wide ad blocking with a DIY Pi-hole setup.
Read the comparisonWhat comes with it
Hardware, OS and services together.
See the current ALL1 offer before ordering. App availability and individual app requirements may change.
- ALL1 hardware with ALL OS ready to use
- ALL CONNECT remote access to your apps
- Home VPN: included for 5 years
- 5× Premium VPN: included for 5 years
- Ad blocking: included for 5 years
- IoT integration: included for 5 years
- 100 GB residential proxy, included: 100 GB included, then $2/GB for owners
Bundled services, including VPN, Premium VPN, ad blocking, IoT integration and residential proxy traffic, are provided by external partners under their own terms.
Room to decide
Try it in your own home.
The ALL1 device comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee and a 2-year hardware warranty, as stated in the device offer. Review the purchase terms before ordering.
Before you decide
Your questions, answered.
Do I need to use a terminal?
The ALL OS App Store supports one-tap installation through the console. Individual apps can still require their own account, setup or configuration.
Does ALL1 replace my backup plan?
No. Keeping files at home is not the same as having a backup. Maintain an independent backup for important files and review each app's backup options.
Can I run ALL OS on my own hardware?
Bring-your-own-hardware support is on the roadmap, not available today. Register interest and tell us about your hardware; this is not a compatibility or launch-date promise.
Can it replace my network ad blocker?
ALL1 includes network-wide ad blocking for 5 years. The Pi-hole comparison explains the differences from a DIY ad-blocking setup.
Less setup, more use
Make room for the apps, not the admin.
Choose ALL1 if you want an integrated route to self-hosting. Prefer to tune every layer yourself? Read the comparisons first.
ALL1 can also run approved network workloads when idle. Earnings depend on demand and may be zero. How hosting works
Pre-launch: join early
Explore what is available now, or register interest in what's on the roadmap.
Product and comparison information checked October 2026. App availability may change. Third-party names and trademarks belong to their respective owners; no affiliation or endorsement is implied.