Manage devices

Two separate lists cover your devices, and it helps to know which is which:

Paired devices (Settings › Remote Access): pairings, meaning who may use whose models.
Signed-in devices (Account): every device signed in to your Olace account.

Paired devices

Settings › Remote Access lists your pairings with their role and online state. From here you can unpair a device; the same from the terminal:

olace pair list
olace pair remove home-pc

Unpairing removes the model-sharing relationship. It does not sign the device out or touch its local data.

Pairings marked "Paused. Upgrade to reactivate" are over your plan's cap and inactive; see Plans & credits.

Signed-in devices

Account › Signed-in devices shows active sessions. Revoking one signs that device out of your account and drops its pairings:

olace devices
olace devices revoke old-laptop

You cannot revoke the device you are on; use sign out for that. Note that signing out anywhere on a computer signs it out everywhere on that computer, including the app, the daemon, and the CLI.

Targeting a paired host from the CLI

Most model and settings commands accept --device <host> with the pairing's label or id prefix:

olace status --device home-pc
olace pull qwen3.5:14b --device home-pc
olace unload --device home-pc
olace settings keep-alive 60 --device home-pc
olace logs --device home-pc

list, rm, bridge on|off|status, service restart, and chat take it too. The full remote-management surface is in the CLI reference.

Version mismatches

If a paired device runs an incompatible version, the pairing is kept and marked as needing an update, never deleted. Update both sides and it resumes.