Put the complete environment on Soda.
Keep projects, tools, tests, databases, development servers, agents, and long-running work on Soda. Use your laptop for the editor, terminal, and browser over SSH.
Soda OS
Install Soda OS on a powerful computer you control. Connect directly over SSH from the computer and tools you already use, then choose whether Soda becomes your complete environment or runs only the work that needs more room.
Use Soda your way
Make Soda your complete remote environment, offload selected builds, project services, and coding agents from a local setup, or put one shared system on tap for the team.
Keep projects, tools, tests, databases, development servers, agents, and long-running work on Soda. Use your laptop for the editor, terminal, and browser over SSH.
Send selected builds, tests, project services, or additional coding agents to Soda when your computer needs more room.
Let developers share one Soda machine while choosing whether it becomes their complete environment or additional capacity beside their existing setup.
For teamsHow it connects
Keep the computer and development tools you like. Connect directly over SSH through your private network and choose what work runs on each machine.
A MacBook Air, everyday laptop, or workstation stays where you edit, browse, and direct the work.
Soda keeps the projects, tools, builds, databases, agents, and long-running processes you choose to run there.
ssh dev@sodaProjects and Git
Create a repository on Soda or connect one from its current Git host. Both paths continue through the same project setup. Each developer who needs a workspace explicitly selects Set up for me.
Start a new repository with built-in Git hosting and connect it directly to a Soda project environment.
Bring a repository from its current Git host and use it in the same project-environment flow.
Select Set up for me to open the project in your own workspace over SSH.
Choose the second computer
Reuse a powerful computer you already own, dedicate a compact machine, or keep Soda in a virtual machine on an existing host.

Install Soda directly, run it in a Linux virtual machine, or use the WSL2 distribution from Windows.
Bare metal · VM · WSL2
Install Soda directly on a dedicated computer and leave it ready for development work.
Installer ISO · AArch64 + x86-64
Run Soda in a virtual machine on a compact host that can stay powered on and within reach.
QCOW2 · AArch64 + x86-64Start with the hardware you have, then choose the installation path that fits it.
Ready to add Soda?
Use Soda as a complete remote development environment, additional capacity beside your computer, or a shared foundation for a trusted team.