  The concept of Dielectric Laser Acceleration (DLA) provides highest gradients
among non-plasma particle accelerators. However, stable beam transport and
staging have not been shown experimentally yet. We present a scheme that
confines the beam longitudinally and in one transverse direction. Confinement
in the other direction is obtained by a single conventional quadrupole magnet.
Within the small aperture of 420 nm we find the matched distributions, which
allow an optimized injection into pure transport, bunching, and accelerating
structures. The combination of these resembles the photonics analogue of the
Radio Frequency Quadrupole (RFQ), but since our setup is entirely
twodimensional, it can be manufactured on a microchip by lithographic
techniques. This is a crucial step towards relativistic electrons in the MeV
range from low-cost, handheld devices.
