The crowd
is the GPU.
Your browser becomes part of an AI supercomputer. Contribute verified compute. Earn from real creator revenue.
One request, traced.
From API call to paid contributors. Scroll to step through it.example trace
- 01Request
- 02Gateway
- 03Router
- 04Split
- 05Nodes
- 06Verify
- 07Merge
- 08Response
- 0.000sPOST /v1/chat/completions model=brain/auto priority=cheap
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A developer sends one request
POST /v1/chat/completions with model brain/auto. Same shape as the OpenAI API, so existing SDKs work unchanged.
One datacenter GPU.
The usual way to serve AI: a single 80 GB accelerator in a rack, rented by the hour.
1 point = 1 node · orange = serving a request now
Live topology
The same network as a routing graph: requests enter, split across device classes, execute, and merge. Green markers are real browsers connected right now.
Your laptop
is a node.
No install, no driver, no CLI. Open a tab, let it measure your GPU, and join. The server issues a challenge only a real GPU can answer in time, then starts sending verifiable work.
- 01DetectReads exactly what WebGPU exposes. Anything it can’t see is labeled unavailable, never guessed.
- 02BenchmarkA WGSL kernel on your GPU. Score comes from the server’s clock, not yours.
- 03JoinYour node appears in the topology and starts receiving jobs within seconds.
What your
GPU earns.
Rewards are paid for verified compute, from creator fees and inference sales. Holding tokens raises your multiplier, up to a cap. Holding alone earns nothing.
About one second. Runs a real WGSL kernel; the server times and verifies the result.
Presets are network median scores SIM · only the measured score is real
- Same GPU, no tokens
- $1.48 / day
- Same tokens, no GPU
- $0.00 · rewards require verified compute
- Contributor pool today
- $14,201 SIM
Estimate using the production reward formula against a simulated network. Actual rewards depend on realized creator fees and inference sales, and on the verified compute of all other contributors. Not a guarantee of earnings.
Use the
crowd.
An OpenAI-compatible API in front of the network. The router sends each request where it runs best: the browser pool when the model fits, a cloud fallback when it doesn't.
- brain/autoAutomatically chooses the cheapest execution path that satisfies the request.
- brain/qwenDistributed Qwen-class inference across the browser pool.
- brain/codeCoding-optimized inference on distilled reasoning models.
- brain/embedDistributed embeddings. Small model, highly parallel, browser-native.
curl https://brain.network/v1/chat/completions \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $BRAIN_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"model": "brain/auto",
"messages": [{"role": "user", "content": "Explain this contract"}]
}'Drop-in for OpenAI SDKs: set base_url to your BRAIN endpoint. Examples →