Self-host

Your server. Everyone’s agent.

Install VAF once on a machine you control: a company server, a NAS, even a spare box. Your team connects over HTTPS, everyone gets their own account, and your data stays on your infrastructure.

What you get

One host, no per-seat anything.

The whole team on one install

Server mode runs as an always-on service, reachable across your network over HTTPS, and starts at boot.

Separate accounts

Each person signs in with their own account: memory, chats and tasks stay isolated per user on the shared host.

Data that stays home

Prompts, files and the agent’s memory live on your machine. With local models, nothing has to leave the network at all.

How it works

One installer, four steps.

1
Clone and install. The installer sets up a Python venv, all dependencies, the web UI and a container engine for you (Colima on macOS, Rancher Desktop on Windows, your distro’s Docker on Linux).
2
Pick server mode. On Linux the installer asks once: Desktop for personal use, or Server for an always-on, LAN-reachable service that starts at boot.
3
Confirm it runs. One prompt from the terminal, then the web UI. Your team signs up from their browsers.
4
Stay current. vaf update fetches the latest release, migrates, and rolls back automatically if any step fails.

Put it on your server.

Or have us do it for you: rollout, care and custom tools are what we offer as services.

Self-Host VAF · Veyllo