Turn the computers you already own into your own private cloud — for your files, your apps, and your own AI. Captain, your AI assistant, sets it up and keeps it running.
Four subscriptions, running at home instead. Then the hours nobody uses become a Data Center on demand.
Everything stays on hardware you own, and backups never leave your pool. They're encrypted on your device first, so any machine holding a copy holds only ciphertext, and we hold zero keys.
Nothing of yours lives on one machine. Every service runs on at least two, and Captain rebuilds the missing copy elsewhere within minutes. You never notice.
You can try it with one machine, but your data only gets safe once a second device in your pool holds a copy. An old laptop left plugged in counts, and Captain warns you when your pool is too thin to protect something.
You set the ceiling per device — how much storage it may lend and how much CPU it may use while you're away. Quiet hours keep your workday untouched, and it yields the instant you type.
A typical always-on laptop makes $8–18 a month from storage. Add a machine that can serve a model and it's $40–85. You're paid for capacity actually consumed, not for being listed.
The client is open source. You can read every line that runs on your machine, and pull out with one command — no lock-in.
One line per laptop. It runs unprivileged, never reads your files, and steps aside the second you touch the keyboard.
Your AI reads what the hardware can spare, decides what to run, installs it, and repairs it when a laptop closes.
Storage, databases and private AI for you. Whatever's still idle goes to the network and pays you for it.
Paid per GB-month, per GB-hour and per token, for capacity actually consumed. Withdraw to bank or crypto, no minimum.