The appliance
Locai One is the appliance: hardware, Juno models, and Locai OS in one unit on your network.
Locai OS is Locai’s Linux-based AI operating system. It ships on every Locai One. It is what turns the box into a product rather than a GPU server. It includes:
| Piece | Role |
|---|---|
| Inference | Models run on this appliance, for many people at once |
| Identity | Accounts live on the box |
| Admin Console | The management portal: administrators in the browser |
| Locai App | People on the desktop (Locai Labs’ in-house agent harness) |
| API | OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible clients, agents, and SDKs |
A kiosk on the chassis shows the office-network address and status. That is how you find the Admin URL the first time.
Office network first
Section titled “Office network first”The appliance is meant to work without the public internet. Plug in ethernet (preferred), power on, and open the Admin Console from a computer on the same network.
Wi‑Fi is optional when a wired drop is not available. See Network.
Internet access and a company hostname are off until IT opts in.
Updates and support
Section titled “Updates and support”IT applies Locai OS updates from the Admin Console when Locai has published one. Diagnostics and time-bounded remote help live under Support. Credentials for those sessions stay in the console, not in email.