The same NeuryxIQ.
On your own hardware. Free.
A one-click Windows installer puts the full NeuryxIQ console on a PC or server in your practice. Your data never leaves the building. Upgrade to the managed cloud whenever you want someone else to run it.
Three steps, no IT department required.
Run the installer
Accept the terms and click through. If Docker Desktop is not on the machine, the installer adds it for you. Windows may show an "unknown publisher" notice on this release: choose More info, then Run anyway.
Click Yes once
Windows asks permission to trust the install's own certificate, so the console opens with a padlock and no browser warning. Optionally paste a Claude API key to switch on the AI SOC, or run human-only.
Sign in and protect a device
The console opens at https://neuryxiq.localhost/. Sign in as admin / admin, change the password, and add your first device with the one-line installer it gives you.
Everything in the console. Support when you want it.
The free edition is the complete product, not a trial. What it does not include is a team behind it: that is what the support plan and the managed cloud add.
Included, free
- Command Center, Battleground, Risk, Assets, ATT&CK, Findings, Insider, Policies, Backup, AI SOC, Command Wall
- Per-install certificate authority, your data stays local
- Bring your own AI key, or run human-only
- Updates published on GitHub
Support Plan, $199/mo
- Business-hours support, Eastern time, by email and remote session
- Update and upgrade guidance
- Help tuning detections and policies for your practice
- Cancel any time
Managed Cloud, $500/mo
- We run it: your own instance, maintained and backed up
- AI SOC and human oversight included
- Nothing to install in the practice but the device agent
- Live in about 30 minutes
Linux or manual deployment
The same stack as a plain Docker Compose bundle, for teams that prefer to run it by hand on Linux. Docker Engine and Compose v2 required.
Good to know
Requirements: 8 GB RAM (16 GB recommended), 20 GB disk. Docker Desktop starts when you sign in to Windows, so the console comes back after a reboot once someone logs in. A boot-time appliance edition (VM image) is the next release. Source, license (GPLv2) and terms are on GitHub.
Would rather we ran it?
Start online, pay by card, and your managed cloud console builds itself in about 30 minutes. No sales call.