01
Meet your GPU.
Run a short, fixed browser test. See your ComputeScore and the graphics device your browser exposes.
BUILDING THE FIRST 100 NODES
The Idle
GPU Project.
Your next contribution might
already be on your desk.
Help explore what idle GPUs can do together. Test your browser’s graphics performance, then apply to become a founding node.
Benchmark My GPURuns in your browser. No install. You’re in control.
UNUSED POTENTIAL→ SHARED POSSIBILITY
Independent machines.
One shared ambition.NETWORK CONCEPT
NOT LIVE TELEMETRY
One shared ambition.NETWORK CONCEPT
NOT LIVE TELEMETRY
THE FIRST CHAPTER
Founding Nodes
100 places to help shape what comes next.
0/ 100
Join the waitlist Approved pilot nodes · manually updated
01 / HOW IT WORKSStart small.
Start small.
Build something shared.
A practical experiment in distributed compute.
One willing machine at a time.
02
Raise your hand.
Request a pilot invitation. Tell us about your computer. Applications are reviewed before a node joins.
03
Help test the network.
If invited, configure the separate Node app and take part in approved, controlled workloads.
YOUR HARDWARE. YOUR CALL.Let’s see what’s
Let’s see what’s
under the hood.
A short WebGL 2 graphics workload. Nothing is installed or uploaded. Results stay in this page unless you choose to share them.
This can briefly increase GPU use and power consumption. Save demanding work first. Stop the test at any time.
02 / SECURITYTrust starts
Trust starts
with boundaries.
Understand exactly what you’re starting.
A benchmark is not a Node installation.
Only a fixed test.
The browser runs a built-in graphics workload. It never accepts customer code, reads your documents or downloads models.
You choose when.
No automatic benchmark. Use Stop to cancel. Leaving this tab stops the test. Joining the native pilot is a separate step.
No hidden economics.
No mining. No tokens. No payments. No guaranteed earnings. Referrals invite people to learn about the pilot.
Native pilot: authenticated nodes, approved workloads and result-integrity checks. Early-stage software with ongoing security validation.
03 / COMPUTESCOREA starting point.
A starting point.
Not a promise.
ComputeScore v1 measures verified megapixels per second in this fixed WebGL 2 test, including browser synchronization. Three output pixels are checked per sample. A higher score means this particular test completed more work per second.
It is not a ranking, AI benchmark, hardware certification or earnings estimate. Browser, drivers, power mode, temperature and other apps affect the result. Compare runs using the same test version and conditions.
VERIFIED PIXELS ÷ MEASURED SECONDS ÷ 1,000,000
Good questions.
What am I joining?
An early, invitation-only distributed computing pilot from CO2Zero Technologies. We are recruiting the first 100 approved founding nodes to help test useful workloads across independent computers. Public enrollment is not automatic.
Does the benchmark install anything?
No. It runs a fixed graphics test in this browser after you press start. It does not install the Node application, read your personal files, mine cryptocurrency or enroll your computer. Stop at any time; switching tabs also stops the test.
Will I get paid?
There are no payments, tokens or promised earnings in this pilot. Any future commercial program would have separate terms. The benchmark score is not a revenue estimate.
Which GPU will it test?
The GPU selected by your browser. On laptops this can be the integrated GPU, even when a dedicated GPU is present. WebGL 2 and hardware acceleration are required. Some browsers hide the GPU name; known software renderers are rejected. Browser results cannot certify your hardware.
Can I control when my computer participates?
The browser test runs only while this page is visible and you choose to start it. The separate native Node pilot is invitation-only, with owner settings for workload selection, schedules and resource limits. It is still being validated; GPU limits are cooperative and the Windows process controls are not a complete filesystem sandbox.
Is this already a public compute network?
No. This is an early pilot. Local distributed workloads and recovery tests exist, and transfer between two physical PCs has been tested. Scaling compute across two physical GPUs remains to be validated. The founding-node counter records approved public pilot participants, not test processes or page visits.
05 / WAITLISTBe here
Be here
at the beginning.
Help us build a practical pilot, one computer at a time. Request one of the first 100 founding-node invitations.
We review requests manually. Your request will be prepared here; you must send it through WhatsApp or email. No spot is reserved until approved.
06 / REFERRALKnow someone
Know someone
with idle potential?
Send them an invitation to explore. Every good experiment starts with curious people.
No account or tracking cookie. This random invitation label can accompany a request. No reward, referral credit or queue position is promised.