Khor Virap monastery in Armenia, with Mount Ararat in the background.

About Vyray

A workspace that leaves room for life.

I wanted my apps, files and computing power to stay in the cloud, while working felt as familiar as using my own computer. Conversations with support specialists, design students and engineers showed me how many different lives this idea could fit.

Khor Virap, Armenia. Mount Ararat on the horizon.

Simon Lapin, founder of Vyray, in a studio portrait.

I build Vyray Now
through Vyray Now.

To make that possible, I built my own protocol and codec, wrapped in an application designed to be easy to start using. From the first working screen, I have used Vyray Now to develop Vyray Now, connecting to my work environments in data centers around the world.

Simon LapinFounder of Vyray

A classic motorcycle parked on sand in warm evening light.

More freedom
in an ordinary day.

Today, AI work is part of that story too. An hour at a cafe during a motorcycle trip. A working day on a river cruise. My workspace stays ready while I choose where to be.