Universal interface
A real desktop, from 5 to 32 inches.
Resizable windows, dock, menu bar, Launchpad, Spotlight and Finder. The same interface answers to touch on the phone, the mouse on the laptop and the remote on the TV, in Big Picture mode.
Glass windows floating and arranging themselves into a desktop.
Operating system in the browser
The systemcomes toyou.
A real desktop, with windows, dock and Launchpad, that opens on any screen with nothing to install. Smart TV, tablet, that old laptop or a server: same URL, same state, right where you left it.
move the mouse · the windows respond
scroll- 78 apps in the Launchpad
- 155 containers in the catalog
- 10 languages, Arabic RTL included
- 5 Web · iOS · Android · Windows · TV
- 0 installs
- 1 URL for everything
- 100% free
Same URL
One desktop. Three screens. Zero installs.
Scroll and watch the same desktop rearrange itself: touch on the phone, mouse on the laptop, remote on the TV. Drag the windows, they are real.
windows, dock, menu bar, Launchpad
HomeDocumentsProjectsGoogle DriveNAS · SMBTrash
Projects
Photos
Music
Docker
notas.md
compose.yml
Classes
ideia.txt
roque@casa:~$ docker ps --format '{{.Names}}' roqueos-server homeassistant nextcloud n8n roque@casa:~$ // drag this window roque@casa:~$
Why it exists
An operating system is tied to hardware. RoqueOS flips that.
Server Mode
Turn on a server and the browser becomes a Linux machine.
A Docker container at home or on a VPS unlocks a Linux terminal, VS Code, a remote browser, mapped disks, containers and the RoqueOS Agent. Optional: the PWA alone already ships dozens of apps.
Living platform
Never download an update again.
RoqueOS is a PWA. No install, no update to download, no reinstall when you change devices. New features show up the next time you open it.
Your data, yours
On your hardware, in your cloud, under your rules.
The server runs where you installed it. Self-hosting is not an architecture detail, it is a stance: your files, containers and automations stay with you.
Server Mode
One line. One server.
The same script our own fleet runs. It installs RoqueOS Server on Docker, keeps the secrets off the screen and only finishes when the server answers with the new version.
- Linux terminal, isolated per user
- VS Code in the browser
- Remote browser
- SMB, NFS and SFTP disks in the Finder
- 155 containers in one click
- RoqueOS Agent with its own desktop
$ The apps
78 apps. These are the ones that define the system.
Everything runs on the client. With Server Mode, some of them get superpowers.
Server Mode
AI Studio
Agents, Automations, Flows, Providers and Channels in one app. The RoqueOS Agent has its own Linux desktop to work in.
Finder
Folders, favorites, search, Google Drive, SMB and NFS. It is also the file picker for every other app.
Server ModeTerminal
Ubuntu isolated per user, with CPU and memory limits.
Code
Editor with highlighting; in Server Mode, the full VS Code.
Notes
Rich formatting, tags, synced across devices.
Images
Brushes, shapes, layers and export.
21 gamesGames
The gallery, RoqueCraft included. Outside the Launchpad, on purpose.
/tvBig Picture
TV mode, with D-pad navigation and a package on the LG Store.
Who it is for
Six places where RoqueOS already lives.
Home
Homelab
The visual hub for the containers, services and servers at home. Plex, Home Assistant, Nextcloud and n8n in one click, behind a Cloudflare tunnel.
Dev
Remote development
VS Code, terminal and containers from anywhere, including a tablet in a waiting room.
Edu
Education
A ready classroom for programming, with nothing installed on the student's machine. Each one gets an isolated Linux.
Home
Smart home
An automation hub with Home Assistant built in, on the phone, the laptop and the living-room TV.
QA
QA and DevOps
Isolated, container-based test environments. Up, test, down.
Legacy
Legacy app
That old application that only runs on a 2009 Windows, running in a container with a web interface.
How it compares
Side by side, without hiding what the others do well.
| Criteria | Kasm Workspaces | CasaOS | Puter | RoqueOS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | container streaming | homelab dashboard | open-source web OS | a complete operating system |
| Interface | isolated apps on a canvas | Docker app dashboard | desktop | desktop with dock, windows and TV |
| Access | browser | LAN or VPN only | browser | web, iOS, Android, Windows, TV |
| Docker | yes | yes | no | 155 apps, CasaOS compatible |
| AI agent | no | no | basic | RoqueOS Agent with its own desktop |
| Data | self-host | self-host | hosted in the US | unlimited self-host, LGPD |
| Price | from US$ 4.99/user | free | free | free |
Where it runs
In your device's store, or in none.
The native wrappers are thin: they load the same URL and add only what the device knows how to do.
In the press
Who has written about it.
Diolinux02 · 04 · 2026
RoqueOS, a complete operating system running in the browser
Instead of carrying your computer everywhere, what about reaching your operating system from anywhere?
Cyber Security Brazil06 · 03 · 2026Brazilian platform turns any device into an integrated computing environment
An operating system in the browser that orchestrates Docker containers, Linux terminals and automation on any device.
Questions
What people ask before opening it.
Is it really free?
Yes. The PWA and the apps that run on the client are free, no card, no in-app purchase. Server Mode too: the cost is the hardware or the VPS you install it on.
Do I need an account?
To keep the desktop state across devices, yes: the account is what carries your windows from one machine to the next. You can try it before creating one.
Where is my data?
Preferences and layout live in your account, under per-user rules. Files, containers and automations stay on the server you installed, on your hardware or in your cloud.
Do I need Server Mode?
No. Without a server you already have the desktop, the Finder, Notes, the image editor, the games and dozens of other apps. The server comes in when you want a Linux terminal, VS Code, containers and the agent.
Does it run on a TV?
It does. The /tv route is Big Picture mode, with remote-control navigation, and there is a webOS package for the LG Store.