Documentation

Documentation.

Reference material for every product in the Ocalt ecosystem. Each page has a side pane for the product and for the sections on it. Pick a product.

Fabric
Infrastructure
One private network across every machine you own - and the runtime to put real applications on it.
Ocaltio
Storage
Storage that grows with everything you already own - one explorer for every disk, and encrypted pools that get larger every time you attach another backend.
QueryAdmin
Control Panel
The control panel for everything in your namespace - databases, files, hosts, mail, jobs, machines, and a console that never goes away.
Ocalt Email
Email
Mail infrastructure for your domain, not another inbox. Unlimited addresses, IMAP/SMTP, and sending that lives in the same namespace as your files.
ClockWork
ERP
The all-in-one ERP and CRM operating system for your business - numbers and relationships in the same namespace.
Forge
Creativity
The universal creative and automation engine - graphic, web, video, 3D, CAD and code on one canvas.
Alter
Conversion
Change any file into the format you need, and any website into a document.
Orbit
Communication
Calls that bring everyone together, and the conversation that carries on afterwards.
Ocalt Clusters
Infrastructure
Your machines. One control plane.
OcaltDB
Data
The visual manager for the databases in your namespace, and for the ones you run anywhere else.
Pinstant
Productivity
Pin text or files across your devices: copy once, paste anywhere.
Omni
Productivity
Type what you want in your own words. Omni finds the Ocalt command and runs it.
Naybar
Social
A location-based social network and news feed that organises everything around where you are, not who you follow.
OcaltQL Console
Developer Tool
Write and run OcaltQL in the browser with live output. No install, no project, no local runtime to drift.
OcaltQL Client
Software
Cross-platform software that extends Ocalt to every device you own - local files, real execution, machines Fabric can name.
OcaltQL
Query Language
A verb-first execution language for the entire stack. One grammar instead of twenty SDKs. Full reference at ql.ocalt.com.