How Hinode works
Six short pages: what you get, what it costs, and how to reach it.
What Hinode is
Hinode rents you a Linux computer with a graphics card in it, and puts its screen on the device you already own.
A workspace, its machines, and jobs
Three things, and everything else in Hinode is one of them.
Where your files live
Three places, and the difference between them is what survives what.
What you pay for
Hinode bills for what you run, by the minute, after you have run it. There is no plan to pick and no allowance to use up.
Reaching your machine
Four ways in, and you will use more than one.
What is on the machine, and how to add to it
A new workspace is a complete Ubuntu desktop with a working graphics card: the driver, the desktop itself, a terminal, a file manager, and everything the card needs to be used by anything you install.
No prices here — they change. The current ones are on the home page, and in the app.