Desk first
A standalone local AI computer can be the simplest dedicated setup. Keep it within reach while you learn one workflow.
We would checkSoftware setup, noise, power, support, and the work it can run well.
In development
Make room for local AI.
Start with one useful task. Then choose how much equipment your space and workflow actually need.
These are directions we are evaluating, not finished kits. No hardware, fit, price, stock, or availability has been confirmed.
Explore three paths
01 / Find your starting point
Three ways to begin.
Each path starts with the job you want to do, then adds only the parts that earn their place.
Compact rack
Put a computer, network connections, and tidy cabling in a small, organized footprint.
We would checkExact device dimensions, mounting, airflow, power, and cable clearance together.
Home lab
Add networking, backup storage, and power protection as your use case becomes more demanding.
We would checkNetwork design, backup and restore, safe shutdown, and who supports each part.
Already have a computer? Try local AI on what you own before buying more hardware.
02 / Parts under evaluation
Useful pieces, chosen together.
We are researching these categories for future guided builds. Specific models and suppliers have not been selected for sale.
Compact rack & shelf
Organization for a small space, subject to a real fit and airflow test.
Candidate categoryNetwork switch
Connection capacity chosen for an actual port map and cable plan.
Candidate categoryDiskless NAS
Dedicated storage considered alongside drive choice, backups, and restore.
Candidate categoryCables & labels
Measured lengths and a clear connection map for the finished build.
Candidate categoryPower protection
A UPS considered only after load, runtime, and safe shutdown are checked.
Candidate categoryPebble AI Pro 128
Our planned 128GB unified-memory computer. Final specifications, software, price, and availability remain unconfirmed.
Planned computer03 / Learn before you buy
A good build has a recovery plan.
We are publishing free guides on choosing a first task, planning a home network, and protecting data. They are useful whether you buy from PebbleRack or elsewhere.
Read the Lab GuidesFollow the build.
Hear what we test, what we learn, and when PebbleRack is ready to launch.
In development. No preorders or reservations.