Gavety Labs builds self-hosted software that turns everyday hardware into private cloud infrastructure for businesses and individuals, with no lock-in and no rent on your own files.
For too long, the choice has been between handing your files to someone else's cloud or hiring an IT team to run your own. Neither suits a CA firm, a law office, a production studio or a family that simply wants their data to stay theirs.
We are building a third option: software that makes self-hosting simple enough for anyone to set up and dependable enough for a business to trust.
We begin in Odisha and India, and we build for users in every country.
A private cloud drive on hardware you own. Turn any device, from a Raspberry Pi to a Linux machine, into storage your whole team can reach from any browser, with a free LAN tier and paid remote access.
Camera recording and monitoring that runs on your own storage: live view, recordings, per-camera retention and storage controls.
A simple way to deploy and share tools on your own machine: bring a GitHub repository, attach a database, and get sign-in handled for you.
Reaching your device from anywhere shouldn't mean opening ports or editing router settings. Gavety connects in the most private way available, and only steps down when it has to.
Your browser and your device talk to each other directly, so your files take the shortest, most private path, with no port forwarding or router setup.
Some networks block direct connections. When that happens, Gavety automatically falls back to a relay so you stay connected either way.
Your files sit on drives you hold. Pay once for software, not forever for space, and take your data with you whenever you like.
No terminal, no port forwarding, no networking degree. Install, attach a drive, and open it in a browser.
Clear pricing, clear privacy terms, and a free local tier. Remote access is the only part that carries a subscription.
Questions about Gavety, partnerships, or bringing it to your firm or studio? Write to us and a person will reply.
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