Access AI through a live network.
Open chat or plug into the API. The front end stays simple while the network handles routing under the hood.
Try the assistant, bring your own GPU when you want, and let the network route value back to users and contributors through $GPU.
Open chat or plug into the API. The front end stays simple while the network handles routing under the hood.
Contributors open the worker and p0wer measures real speed, real jobs, real throughput, and real availability.
$GPU adds a clear reward loop between the people using the network and the people powering it.
Everything revolves around the same loop: people use AI, available GPUs do the work, and $GPU routes part of the value back into the ecosystem.
Connect MetaMask, open chat, and test p0wer immediately. No GPU ownership required.
Open chatOpen the worker page and start serving jobs directly from your browser. No install for the browser lane.
Start a worker$GPU applies a 4% transfer tax, with default pools for users and compute contributors.
Explore $GPUThe easiest way to understand p0wer is to try it. Connect your wallet, ask a question, and let the network handle the routing.
p0wer keeps the product surface easy, even though the mechanics underneath are real and measurable.
Start in chat or send a request through the API.
p0wer finds an available contributor machine.
Usage, work completed, and $GPU incentives keep the loop aligned.
$GPU is not required to try the product. It exists to create a cleaner reward loop between people using p0wer and people contributing compute.
Those values are configurable, visible in admin, and enforced by the EVM token contract once the token is deployed.
See token mechanicsYou do not need to own or contribute a GPU to build on p0wer. Connect your wallet, create a key, and use the same distributed capacity from your app.
OpenAI-compatible requests, streaming responses, and live capacity that reflects actual available workers.
Open API docsp0wer does not fake usage, capacity, or rewards. If a lane is offline, it shows offline. If a worker is live, it is live.
Jobs, tokens, speed, queue time, and contributor value are recorded from completed work.
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