Desktop Installation Overview

RealTimeX Desktop is often the fastest way to prove RealTimeX in a real workflow.

It is especially strong when one operator or a small team wants to connect local files, local models, CLI-backed agents, browser sessions, or local apps without waiting for a larger infrastructure rollout.

Why buyers start with Desktop

• Fast pilot path: install the app and work with real context quickly.
• Strong local story: local files, local models, and local runtimes can stay on the machine.
• Operator-led rollout: one person can configure agents, credentials, plugins, and runtime behavior before widening access.
• Expand later: many teams start here, then move to Cloud or a hybrid setup after the workflow is proven.

Desktop vs Cloud: choose the adoption path, not your forever architecture

RealTimeX is available in two main versions, each designed for different needs. Here’s a quick comparison to help you choose:

You’ll love RealTimeX Desktop if:

• You want the fastest path to a real operator-led pilot
• You need local files, local models, or machine-local runtimes
• You do not need shared multi-user access yet
• You want to prove one workflow before broadening the rollout

Choose RealTimeX Cloud if:

• You need shared workspaces for a team
• You want centralized administration and managed infrastructure
• You want to support multiple users at once
• You need channels, public exposure, or browser-based access
• You are rolling RealTimeX out as a broader operational system

Here’s how the two options compare on key features:

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