PGs and hostels
Per-room or per-floor control, without needing an IT person on site.
Networks and Devices
Routers and gateways you keep, not rent.
A licensed software stack, ewusOS, running across several hardware tiers, for PGs and hostels, coaching institutes, small businesses and regional internet providers.
Talk to usIn development First units are in trial. Nothing here is on sale yet.
Why this exists
Locked-down CPE is the default today
Most PG and hostel owners, coaching institutes and small businesses run whatever router their ISP handed over. That device is usually locked down: no configuration control, no local-language support, and if it fails there is little to do beyond calling the ISP and waiting. That frustration is common and well documented in online forums, not something we are inventing.
Separately, most managed WiFi platforms sell software on top of someone else's hardware. We are building the hardware and the software together, as one stack, for the segment that is stuck between "ISP box you cannot touch" and "enterprise gear you cannot afford."
What we commit to
A different ownership model
Ten years of updates
Consumer networking gear is usually abandoned by its maker within about eighteen months, a pattern well known enough that open source firmware projects use it as their reason to exist. We support what we sell for a decade instead.
No subscription hostage
Some networking brands cut off features, or the whole device, the day a subscription lapses. If an ewusOS licence lapses, the device keeps routing your traffic. Only the extra cloud features pause.
Fails open, never shut
If something on our side breaks, your connection stays up. A security or management feature failing should never take your internet down with it.
Your language
Setup and troubleshooting in Hindi and other Indian languages is planned for ewusOS, not bolted on as an afterthought. See what's next below.
Who it's for
One stack, several hardware tiers
Coaching institutes and small businesses
Guest and staff networks kept separate, with visibility into what is actually happening on the network.
Regional ISPs
CPE that can be configured and supported at scale, instead of a black box shipped once and never touched again.
Compliance
Certification status, plainly stated
Network devices sold in India need to clear MTCTE and WPC requirements before they can be sold, alongside relevant BIS and STQC checks. We have not completed that process. We are not certified yet, and we are not claiming otherwise. First units are in trial while we work through it properly, the same way we work through compliance for everything we build: designed in from the start, not bolted on at the end.