Caligra is a new computer company.

c100 Developer Terminal The Linux®-powered computer designed to accelerate your work. Computers for Experts™
BATCH ONE · PRE-ORDERS OPEN · Reserve now with $99 deposit → AMD Ryzen 9 7940HS Processor 8 cores, 16 threads 4GHz base clock with boost to 5.2GHz 96GB replaceable DDR5 memory 1TB replaceable M.2 SSD storage Bead-blasted metal chassis Tactile low-profile mechanical switches Built to run Workbench Caligra c100 Developer Terminal USD$1,999
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Caligra makes tools for technical environments. Situations where people depend on the results of your work. Where attention is important, and the flow state is precious. Where getting things done is what matters most. It’s a computer, built with a different set of principles. For whatever you’re making—we work for you.

c100 runs Workbench, a Linux-based operating system built for technical work. It’s designed to get out of your way, so your team can deliver more.
Computers for experts
Most people don’t write code or manage data,
and consumer devices are designed accordingly.

But change isn’t made by most people.
Progress comes from the people whose work
improves our understanding and ability.

Scientists and artists. Engineers and designers. Hackers and painters.

We think the world needs a brand of computing that stands behind
creative technical work, dedicated to creating instead of consuming.

Caligra is a new computer company. Our goal is to help you make
the future.

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Caligra Ltd
Company number 14611566
20 Rivington Street, London EC2A 3DU
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Caligra, a newly established computer company, introduces the c100 Developer Terminal, a machine explicitly engineered to bolster productivity in demanding technical environments. The c100 is positioned as a solution targeted at professionals who rely on the accuracy and efficacy of their work, moving away from the design principles typically applied to consumer devices. The core of the c100’s functionality rests upon the use of Workbench, a Linux-based operating system meticulously constructed to minimize distractions and maximize efficiency for technical users. This approach directly addresses a perceived gap in the current computing landscape, where devices are often geared towards the majority of users who do not engage in intensive technical work.

The design philosophy behind the c100 centers on the recognition that significant advancements—particularly in fields such as science, art, engineering, and design—originate from the efforts of a specialized minority. Caligra’s focus is to furnish tools that support these individuals and teams in their pursuit of creative and technically complex endeavors. The specifications of the c100 highlight its commitment to performance and functionality. It features an AMD Ryzen 9 7940HS processor, boasting eight cores and sixteen threads with a base clock of 4GHz, capable of boosting up to 5.2GHz. The system incorporates 96GB of replaceable DDR5 memory and a 1TB replaceable M.2 SSD for storage. Furthermore, the c100 incorporates a bead-blasted metal chassis, tactile low-profile mechanical switches, and is built to run the Workbench operating system.

Caligra’s stated objective is to facilitate the creation of the future, recognizing that progress is driven by those whose work directly contributes to advancements in knowledge and capability. The company’s approach suggests a deliberate counterpoint to the prevailing trend of consumer-oriented computing, which often prioritizes features and usability for the general population. Caligra’s emphasis on “Computers for Experts™” indicates a targeted strategy to cater to a specific segment of the market—individuals and teams whose workflows depend fundamentally on the precision and responsiveness of their computing tools. The company’s operations are anchored by a London-based headquarters at 20 Rivington Street, London EC2A 3DU, and a company number of 14611566. The development and distribution of the c100 supports the use of the Linux operating system. The company's marketing materials highlight its commitment to privacy and data management, with a privacy policy available in association with the product.