Build a redeployment pipeline once in your browser. Boot any laptop from a USB stick, anywhere — no PXE server, no VPN, no admin standing over it.
Free up to 3 active ISO builds. No card required.
A company with 100–500 laptops turns over 15–20% of them a year — new hires, returns, service repairs. Each one gets reinstalled by hand: OS, packages, SSH, VPN, a hook back into the CMDB. Same steps, every time, on a keyboard.
Expensive, complex, needs a running OS with an agent already installed. Doesn't touch a reinstall from zero.
Needs DHCP/TFTP infrastructure on-site. Doesn't work at home, in a service center, or anywhere off your network.
Fragile, unportable, and every admin writes their own. No shared history of what actually ran.
The status quo at most companies. 1–3 hours per laptop, every single time.
Packages, SSH keys, a webhook to your CMDB, a bash script — drag reusable tasks into a deployment, once.
One click bakes a bootable image with a unique, revocable token for this batch of machines.
Insert the stick, boot, walk away. No network handshake, no VPN, no PXE server required.
Ubuntu installs, the pipeline applies itself, and the machine registers into your inventory live.
Tasks are the building blocks of a pipeline — packages to install, keys to trust, a webhook to fire, a script for anything else. Attach the same task to as many deployments as you want.
The moment a laptop finishes, it reports its hostname, IP, serial number and model straight into your workspace. No spreadsheet, no follow-up ticket.
For trying redply on a handful of machines.
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