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Try it on a laptop
The quickstart runs the published image with the demo Compose file and a built-in development licence, so you do not need to request a licence. It is for a laptop only.
Open the quickstart
Install
Install guides live in the documentation.
Try Sengol on a laptop in about fifteen minutes with no licence, or install it for real on your own infrastructure with a licence file from Sengol.
Install it for real
Docker Compose, Helm or Terraform on your own infrastructure, with a licence file. The platform operator guide covers install, licence, sign-in and roles.
Open the operator guide
Licence
How to get a licence.
A real install needs a signed licence file. A pilot licence is arranged with Sengol after you ask for one; it is not self-serve.
01
Request a pilot
Use the request form with your name, work email and company, and choose “Run it yourself”. Personal webmail addresses are not accepted, and a pilot is one per company domain.
02
Sengol arranges it
Sengol follows up by email. If the form cannot reach us it opens a draft to trial@sengol.io; send it to complete the request.
03
Receive the licence file
A pilot licence runs 14 days with the full capability set; nothing is gated or metered. It is a signed file that your appliance checks offline.
04
Load it and install
Follow the operator guide to put the file in place for Compose, Helm or Terraform, and restart after any renewal.
Expiry never stops a running process, and never stops access to evidence. A lapsed licence changes the next start: after a 14-day grace period (none for a trial licence) the appliance starts in evidence-only mode, which refuses evidence ingest, new evaluation and governance writes. Reads, verification and exports keep working through the API and CLI — the Console is not served in this mode — and sengol-verify keeps verifying every record you already have. Nothing you've signed becomes unreadable because a licence ran out.
Ready when you are