LabPilot gives every student their own real machine, ready the moment they sign in. Pick an image, share one code, and your class is up and running, with no installs, no setup and no IT tickets.
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No images to build, no software to install, no IT ticket to raise. If you can share a code, you can run a lab this afternoon.
Choose Windows, Ubuntu, or Kali, or bring your own image with the tools your unit needs. That becomes the template every student gets a copy of.
Choose how many seats, how many hours each student gets, and when idle machines switch off. LabPilot builds a machine for everyone, ready to go.
Add your class and send an invite in one click. Students click the link in their inbox and land on their own machine in the browser, with no accounts, no setup and no IT tickets.
Give each student their own hours, whether that is 20 or 200. Machines pause when they run out, so nothing runs away over the weekend.
Forgotten machines switch themselves off. Idle detection and class schedules keep everything tidy between sessions.
A join code and a browser is all a student needs. Works from the lab, the library, or the couch at home.
See who's connected and how many hours they've used, live, so you're never guessing what your class is doing.
Windows, Ubuntu, Kali, or your own image with the tools ready to go. Every student gets the same setup, every time.
Every lab is its own sandbox. Students can break their own machine spectacularly, and nothing else.
Courses are modernising fast, blending LLM use into every unit: cybersecurity, data science, AI, application development and network management. That means the lab has to carry more. LabPilot gives every student a real machine with the room to design and run enterprise networks, stand up virtualised deployments, and host or connect to LLM based services and security designs, all inside their own isolated sandbox.
Students design and run multi machine networks and full virtualised deployments inside a single VM, using built in nested virtualization.
Real compute and internet access on every machine, so students run local models or host and connect to LLM based services and APIs, right inside their lab.
Kali and Windows ranges, isolated per student, for building and testing cyber security designs safely, with nothing able to reach the real world.
Cybersecurity, data science, AI, application development and network management, all on the same self service labs your students already know.
A traditional lab means racking servers, rebuilding images, patching, backups and planning capacity for the busiest week of the year. LabPilot spins classroom machines up on Azure only while a class needs them, so there is nothing to build and nothing to babysit.
Azure provides the compute on demand. You never own, house or replace hardware.
Run five seats or five hundred. Scale up for exam week, back down after, with no procurement.
The cloud handles the plumbing underneath. No maintenance windows, no 2am pages.
Set a template up once and reuse it every semester. Update it in a click when the unit changes.
Machines exist only while a class runs. When the term ends, delete the lab and the cost stops.
Connect an Azure subscription, create a lab, share a link. A teacher can do it in an afternoon.
Microsoft retires Azure Lab Services on 28 June 2027. LabPilot keeps the same classroom VM model you already know, running on your own Azure subscription, with none of the platform fees that wrapper products charge for every user. It is the simplest path off Lab Services.
Teachers set up a lab and share a link, exactly like before. Students click that link and land on their machine. No training, no new portal, no help desk tickets on day one.
Every lab runs in your own Azure subscription, so you choose the region. LabPilot is built in Australia and runs in Australian Azure regions to keep student data onshore, and in any of Azure's 60+ regions worldwide when you teach further afield.
A class in Melbourne, Manchester or Toronto connects to a nearby Azure region, so remote desktops feel like the machine is right under the desk.
Coursework and student data stay in the region you choose, so you meet GDPR, FERPA and national sovereignty rules out of the box.
Labs live inside your own tenancy, so your institution's RBAC, spending limits, monitoring and security controls apply automatically.
LabPilot adds a flat 50¢ per machine hour on top of your cloud compute, with no licences, no subscriptions and no minimums. A machine that is switched off costs nothing.
50¢ for every hour a student's machine is actually running. Easy to predict, easy to budget a whole semester around.
Machines start stopped and auto-shut-down when idle. You never pay a cent for a VM nobody is using.
No pricing per student, no monthly minimum, no contract. Scale a class up or down whenever you like.
Create a lab, share the code, start teaching. That is the whole setup, with no project plan required.
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