Browser node
Just open a tab. Nothing to install: your browser starts serving lightweight jobs.
GRAID links idle graphics cards around the world into one global computer for AI. Your machine runs inference jobs, the network verifies the work, and you get paid on-chain.
Your graphics card sits unused most of the day. GRAID puts that idle time to work.
This is not passive points farming. You earn only when your machine does real work and the network confirms it.
A browser tab with WebGPU, or a native client running Ollama.
Your machine becomes part of a shared compute layer for open AI.
The router sends inference requests to the best-fit nodes.
Every job closes with a verifiable receipt.
Payouts land in your wallet on Solana.
of every verified job goes to the node that did the work
projected per month for an RTX 4090 at full load
large open models live on GRAID Pro
gatekeepers between your GPU and the market
Every browser tab. Every native node. Every idle GPU. They all feed one shared compute layer, and every new node makes the network cheaper and more powerful.
GRAID turns AI compute into a market that settles on Solana. One side buys inference, the other sells idle time on their graphics cards.
Buying requires a connected Solana wallet (Phantom, Solflare or Backpack). Signing in is free.
Browser nodes make contributing open to everyone. Native operators bring more throughput, more jobs and higher earning potential.
Just open a tab. Nothing to install: your browser starts serving lightweight jobs.
Your card's full power on the network. More jobs, faster reputation, access to higher-value work.
For large models that don't fit on browser or consumer nodes. Same gateway, same API.
All you need is a Solana wallet address for payouts, for example from Phantom. The node downloads a model, passes its check jobs and starts receiving work.
This button goes live on the GRAID network site once the router is deployed to a server.
ollama pull llama3.1:8b
python graid_node.py \
--router https://your-graid-domain \
--wallet YOUR_SOLANA_ADDRESS
graid_node.py ships with the GRAID node package. Requires Python 3.8 or newer.
An RTX 4090 at full utilization projects to about $745 a month. Move the sliders to see how uptime, network load and electricity prices change the result.
The RTX 4090 reference comes from GRAID materials. Figures for other cards are rough estimates for illustration. Actual earnings depend on hardware, uptime, network demand and electricity costs, and are not guaranteed.
Buyers see a receipt for every job. Providers are paid only for confirmed results. Three mechanisms keep both sides honest.
The network mixes in jobs with a known answer and immediately sees when a node answers wrong.
Some jobs run on several nodes at once, and the results are compared against each other.
Steady uptime and accurate answers raise a node's score and unlock higher-value jobs.
Pro adds a cloud-backed execution tier for models that don't fit in browser WebGPU or on a consumer card. Same OpenAI-compatible SubstraOS gateway.
from openai import OpenAI # Same SDK, different gateway URL client = OpenAI( base_url="https://your-graid-domain/v1", api_key="GRAID_API_KEY", ) r = client.chat.completions.create( model="llama-3.3-70b", messages=[{"role": "user", "content": "Hello, GRAID"}], ) print(r.choices[0].message.content) # Billed per token, only for completed responses
$GRAID is building a people-powered compute layer for artificial intelligence that anyone can join. Your compute powers someone else's AI, and its use pays you.