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Dev tools · August 18, 2026

daybox

ephemeral devboxes in your own Hetzner account

What it does

One CLI summons a beefy hourly-billed dev machine in your own cloud account, over your private net, with your workspace already on it — and reaps it when you walk away.

One CLI summons an hourly-billed machine in your cloud account, drops you in over your private net, and reaps it when you walk away — while your repos, your auth, and your tmux session survive on a persistent volume. The next box comes up already knowing who you are. $ daybox up summoning via control (fresh boot takes ~60-90s)… creating ccx33 in hil (~ €0.23 /h gross) ... net: enrolling box on the daybox net ready. ~ €0.23 /h until 'daybox down' (idle reaper: 30min; hard cap: 12h) dev@daybox :/work$ … and you're in. later, from any device: $ daybox ssh … a real machine, your repos, right where you left it … $ daybox down unmounting /work + detaching volume deleting server … (billing stops…from daybox.dev

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