Lucebox · Office #51,184

What it is

Calls itself “workstation”.

• Calls itself: workstation

“The Lucebox Zero 495 is a workstation for running large open models locally.”

Where it puts itself

Claims “faster”.

• Superlative claim: faster

“1.5× DGX Spark decode speed.”

“On DeepSeek V4 Flash it writes faster than DGX Spark and a Mac M5 Max.”

What it costs

A free tier, free forever. Has an enterprise plan. Sales on request. No monthly plan. 14 prices listed on its pages, from $250 to $6,899.

• Monthly: no
• Free plan: free forever
• Price: 14 prices, from $250 to $6,899
• Enterprise plan: yes
• Contact sales: yes

“Starting at $5,999 $6,899 €6,749 £5,999”

“192 GB +$2,200 +$2,600 +€2,450 +£2,000 Room for bigger models and longer context”

“4 TB +$250 +€279 +£250 Room for many models and datasets”

Who it sells to

Built for solo users and teams. Made for engineers.

• Company size: solo / indie · teams
• Made for: engineers

“For individuals”

“For teams and companies: any number of machines, installed on your network, your models tuned for them, and direct support from our engineers.”

How it runs

A desktop app for Ubuntu. Runs locally and works offline. Open source. AI is the core of the product.

• Kind: desktop
• Runs on: Ubuntu
• Runs where: on the device, offline
• Open source: yes
• AI role: core to the product

“A plug-and-play workstation for local AI inference. It runs headless on Ubuntu Server: set it up from your laptop or phone, manage it from the browser, and point your tools at it over the network.”

“It runs headless on Ubuntu Server: set it up from your laptop or phone, manage it from the browser, and point your tools at it over the network.”

What it works with

Names Claude Code, Codex and 4 more on its pages.

• Names: Claude Code · Codex · Hermes · +3

“Claude Code”

“Codex”

What it offers as proof

Live, no waitlist. Backed by Y Combinator. Instant signup. Publishes a blog and a careers page.

• Backer: Y Combinator
• Instant signup: yes

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“Backed by Y Combinator”