Enterprise · In development
The rack line.
KVM over IP, serial console, and power control. One management plane, built into every unit: one IP, one login, one audit trail, with no overlay server to deploy and no per-seat licensing. Quoted, not carted.
KVM over IP · rack chassis
WK chassis family
WK
Every port is its own KVM. 8, 16, or 32 ports, all streaming 4K at once.
In development
From $2,795 →
Out-of-band · serial console
WO series serial console
WO
Up to 48 serial ports in 1U, inside the same federation and audit trail.
In development
From $2,195 →
Mac systems · 2U tray
2U 3-bay Mac mini tray
WM
Three Mac minis in 2U, with power, capture, and DFU control per bay.
In development
From $349 →
Single-port KVM
WarpKVM 01 & 02
01
A complete endpoint that joins the same federation, RBAC, and audit trail as the rack line. One node at a time, on the store.
On the store
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The software
One management plane.
Every WarpKVM product runs the same management software. A browser is the only client: every KVM port, serial line, and Mac bay on the federation appears in one pane, behind one IP and one login, with RBAC, session recording, and a full audit trail. It scales from one node to racks of chassis with no client installs and no per-seat licensing.
Security posture is structural, not configured. Port modules are never reachable from the customer network; management and production networks are physically separate. Much of the line is in development today, and we are looking for design partners. If that is you, write to us.
