Laridae · by Blue Seagull Compute

Professional software, streamed from cloud workstations.

Run the demanding applications your work depends on without buying the workstations to match. Laridae runs them in the cloud; your screen shows the result, live.

Early accessUS + MX infrastructure
The session path.Your application runs in a remote environment with its own runtime, storage, and access control. The picture streams to your device in real time; your mouse, keyboard, and peripherals stream back. Nothing runs on your machine.

What runs where

Runs remotely

The heavy machine is ours. Your device is the screen and the controls — nothing installs, nothing renders locally.

Where it lives

US + Mexico

Infrastructure built on both sides of the border, for the teams and campuses that heavier workstation math has left out.

Where we are

Early access

We're proving Laridae against real workflows first, and saying plainly what's validated and what isn't yet.

How it works

The workstation moves. Your work doesn't.

A session feels like the software you already know. The only thing that changes is where it runs.

  1. Open a session

    Pick an application from your team's catalog. It starts on a cloud workstation — no install, no waiting on a hardware order.

  2. Work in the real thing

    You're in the actual application interface. Your mouse, keyboard, and pen go straight to the session as you work.1

  3. Close it, keep everything

    Files and project state stay in the environment, behind its own access controls — not scattered across everyone's laptops.

1How it feels depends on the application, your workflow, your device, and the network between you and the session. We don't promise zero-latency or local-identical performance.

What it's for

Built around real professional work.

See all workflows

We organize the catalog by the work you actually do, not by a wall of logos. Architecture, engineering, and construction is where we're proving it first.

These describe the workflows we're building toward and validating, not a list of supported products. Specific software availability, licensing, compatibility, and support have to be confirmed.

The session model

Two kinds of environment, one system.

Some work you come back to every day. Some you need for an afternoon. Laridae gives you both, and calls them what they are.

A Bodega is a persistent place to work — your files, your settings, your project, waiting where you left them. ADespacho you spin up for one heavy task and let go when it's done.

The names are Spanish, and that's deliberate — this is infrastructure built across the US and Mexico, and it speaks the geography it runs on.

Read the platform overview
Two kinds of environment.A Bodega is somewhere you come back to: storage, access control, and a stable place to work. A Despacho you spin up for one task — a render, a model check, a simulation — and let go when it's done.

The company

Blue Seagull Compute is the company behind Laridae.

Plenty of companies call themselves a cloud platform before there's anything to point at. We did it the other way around: ship the product you can actually understand — professional software, streamed — and let the infrastructure stand behind it.

The workstation your session runs on, the path your stream takes, and the rules your work lives under are one system, built by one company.

About Blue Seagull Compute

Company

Blue Seagull Compute

First product

Laridae — professional software streaming

Infrastructure

Across the US and Mexico

Stage

Early access · validating with real teams

Early access

Put your own workflow on the bench.

We work with a small group of teams to validate Laridae against the software they really run. It starts with a briefing — an hour, not a commitment.