The exact same Docker image that ships to paying customers — protected core, offline licence, GDPR self-service — with an evaluation licence that expires after 60 days. Help us improve the product by reporting bugs.
The first 3 organizations that engage seriously with the BETA and go to production with Cellule-PRO get a pioneer status with the extended privileges below — well beyond the standard 60-day free evaluation.
Not 60 days — 2 full years of free production use, priority support included. New JWT licenses re-issued each year.
After year 2, a permanent pioneer tariff well below standard Starter, degressive on additional pools:
⚙ One signed JWT per pool. Each additional site = an additional license to request (issued on demand, no extra cost during the 2-year free window). Same client_id, distinct keys — that's how the per-pool model stays auditable.
Right to display your logo + one public citation (1-sentence quote) on landing and pricing pages. Optional: 1-page case study we draft, you review.
How to apply: email
[email protected]
with subject Pioneer application. Include: company name, sector,
intended use case, target deployment date. We select on intent and fit, not
first-come-first-served.
Once the 3 slots are filled, this offer closes — followers go to standard Starter pricing.
By pulling and running the BETA image, you accept these conditions:
Three steps. The first-boot wizard handles setup in a few minutes.
Cellule-PRO has three parts:
Install the pool first. Pool requirements: Ubuntu 22.04+ / Debian 12+, Docker 24+, 16–32 GB RAM, 200 GB disk. For the machines running the models, see “What hardware do we need?” on the home page.
Download the image anonymously (below) and start it: the pool grants itself a 60-day evaluation on first start. You can still email [email protected] beforehand with your company name, evaluation scope and number of pools (sites): we'll help you size the hardware.
The BETA image is about 7 GB compressed. The database (PostgreSQL + pgvector) is included in the compose file, and the text-understanding model is already inside the image: nothing to download at runtime.
Docker registry pull (anonymous)
Resumable, and faster on updates (only changed layers are downloaded). No docker login needed — read access is open. The image is distributed freely; the license, bound to your own pools, is what keeps it in production.
# Anonymous pull from our self-hosted registry:
docker pull registry.pro.cellule.ai/cellule-pro-beta:latestThen start the stack
# Put the compose file next to a .env containing POSTGRES_PASSWORD=<your choice>,
# then start (no license needed: 60-day evaluation on first start):
docker compose -f docker-compose-beta.yml up -d
# Compose template:
# https://pro.cellule.ai/docker-compose-beta.ymlOpen https://<your-server>:18443/setup/ui (or http://<your-server>:18095/setup/ui). The first time, your browser warns about the pool's own certificate: compare its fingerprint with the one shown in the dashboard, “HTTPS” tab. The wizard then guides you through: admin account, cluster name, sector preset, employee sign-up policy, logo. About 5 minutes.
.json file and email it to [email protected]. You receive a license signed for your pools only (it cannot be reused elsewhere): paste it on the same page — no restart. Same steps for a renewal.The complete reference documentation ships inside the Docker image and is served by the admin dashboard once installed — no separate doc site to keep in sync, no external CDN, no phone-home. Available in English and French, printable to PDF in one click from the dashboard.
Step-by-step operations manual for your IT team: installation, wizard, daily operations, backup, multi-site federation, licence. Covers everything clickable in the admin dashboard.
Full OpenAI-compatible endpoint reference for sk-cellule-* token usage with opencode, Continue.dev, Cursor, OpenWebUI, or your own Python openai SDK code. Includes /v1/chat/completions, /v1/embeddings, /v1/models.
Security model: trust boundaries, signed exchanges between sites, offline licence, GDPR anonymisation, append-only audit. The document your CISO will ask for.
Employee-facing guide: login, chat, document RAG (drag-drop), [MEMORIZE: fact] mode, debate mode, project mode, GDPR self-service portal. Suitable to email to your pilot employees on day 1.
Architecture overview: the four layers (worker, pool, federation, governance), how your sites work together, how models reach your machines.
Function-calling and tool-use reference for integrating Cellule-PRO into agentic workflows. Compatible with the OpenAI tool-use schema used by Claude, GPT-4, Mistral function-calling.
For the BETA period we collect feedback by email. A persistent in-app feedback form (with database backing) is on the roadmap — for now, plain email beats under-tested form code.
Include: the image version tag (visible in the admin dashboard under "About"), the steps to reproduce, what you expected, what happened, and any relevant docker logs cellule-pool excerpt around the issue. Screenshots welcome.
Yes. It's the exact same image that ships to paying customers — chat, RAG, project mode, OpenAI-compatible API, GDPR self-service, admin dashboard, multi-site federation. Only the license is time-limited. There's no "feature crippling" between BETA and paid.
Nothing is deleted and nothing stops at startup: your conversations, documents and settings stay readable. New actions wait until you paste a license — a paid plan, or a BETA extension if you want to keep testing. If you're one of the 3 pioneer organizations, this doesn't apply — you get 2 years of free production licenses instead.
Yes, in good faith. If your evaluation is going well and you need more time, send us a license request from the License page with a word on the current status: we'll issue an extension. The 60 days are a default, not a hard rule against engaged evaluators.
No. The BETA image is closed by default — no phone-home, no analytics, no remote telemetry. Bug reports happen via email, sent by you when you decide to. Same posture as the paid plans: your data stays home.
Yes: the image itself is freely distributed (anonymous registry pull or tarball). Each installed pool starts its own 60-day evaluation. The license, on the other hand, is signed for the pools listed in your request: it only works on those pools — that's how real usage is tracked and how per-pool pricing stays consistent. To evaluate several sites, send one request covering all of them.
Email [email protected] with subject "security bug" — we'll respond within 72 business hours at most, ship a fix, and credit you in the changelog (with your consent). Coordinated disclosure preferred over public disclosure.