Spore
Run open-weight models on hardware you already own, reach them from any device, and tap a distributed network when you need more.

About Spore
Run open-weight models on hardware you already own, reach them from any device, and tap a distributed network when you need more than your machine can handle. Encrypted end to end, always.
Run models on your own hardware and reach them from any device. End-to-end encrypted, so the server can't read your data. Earn credits while your machine sits idle.
Tap the distributed network for models your hardware can't run. Spend credits to access them, encrypted and anonymized end to end.
Cloud AI keeps getting pricier, and local tools stay chained to one device. You end up choosing between privacy and convenience.
Developers pay for AI tools every month while capable hardware sits idle at home.
You hit the ceiling on hosted models halfway through the workday. Again.
Local tools like Ollama are great, until you step away from the machine running them.
Most platforms can read your prompts and train on them. Spore uses real end-to-end encryption, so we can't.
Your M4 Mac at home could run these models. It just can't help you when you're away from it. Spore keeps the model on your hardware and gives you a private, encrypted way to reach it from anywhere.
Run AI locally. One-click install on macOS, Windows, or Linux.
Access from anywhere. An encrypted connection straight to your own nodes.
Earn credits. Process requests while idle, spend them on bigger models.
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