Rool

Rool provides private cloud machines that hold files, run software, and connect to AI models self-hosted in the EU. The tool is aimed at individuals and teams who want private AI infrastructure with durable memory and direct data control. The machines operate as personal cloud computers with conversations that persist and scale as work grows. The architecture combines memory, files, and AI within a single private workspace.

Rool machines are private Linux-based clouds where files, notes, chats, and memories live together. Users start with a chat and then leverage the same machine to create, organise, and run items, with chat serving as the surface for interaction and task initiation. The private machine stores and organizes user data to keep work accessible across sessions and tasks.

The platform supports real-time collaboration by inviting others to join the same machine and access the same files and memory. It emphasizes no ads, no data sales, and data export capabilities, while hosting models in the EU to keep processing closer to the data. The system uses built-in connectors to bring external tools into the workspace.

Rool markets as a private AI machine with persistent memory, self-hosted EU AI models, and tools to manage files, software, and conversations. It emphasizes privacy, data export, API access, and a European hosting footprint, with planned or available tiers for personal and team usage.

Use cases

• A private AI machine for individual work with persistent memory and self-hosted EU models.
• Team usage with shared machines and a Data Processing Agreement.