Live · from the devices plugged in right now

What this network could be earning.

$28.9k/year

from 4 devices people already own — 32 processor cores and 14 GB of memory.

Indicative projection for the pilot — not actual payouts. Full disclaimer.

Hosting websites & APIs

$17.7k/year

Web pages and APIs that answer the moment somebody visits.

Steady background compute

$9.9k/year

Longer-running work that just ticks along, hour after hour.

Best fit

AI inference

$28.9k/year

Running AI models — chat, speech and classifiers — on the processor.

Live · the Omnira™ network 1 devices online now

Real devices, serving real traffic. Growing as you watch.

Phones, computers, tablets and TVs — devices serving right now, plus everything the network has earned so far.

Limited pilot · the dollar figures below are indicative projections of what devices could earn if paid services launch — not actual payouts. No cash is paid during the pilot. Full disclaimer.

Devices · all-time

⚡ What could your device earn?

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vCPU cores — 8 RAM — 16 GB GPU — None

Indicative only, not actual payouts. Omnira is in a limited pilot and pays no cash today.

How these numbers are worked out

These figures are illustrative projections of what a device might earn if and when paid services become generally available — not money owed, a promise of payment, or a guarantee of future earnings. Estimates are benchmarked vs 2026 public cloud list prices at 70% utilisation; actual earnings, if any, depend on paid demand, final pricing, your device’s real contribution, fees, taxes, and payout verification. Rate sources (list-price snapshot 2026-07-20): Cloud Run · GCE e2 · Vertex AI · GCE GPUs (T4/A100) · AWS G5 (A10G).

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The bigger picture

The Internet connected the world's information.
Omnira™ connects its computing power.

Fifty years ago, a handful of machines learned to talk to each other — and once the world's information was connected, everything changed. Computing power is still where information used to be: scattered. Billions of capable devices sit idle most of the day. Omnira™ links that spare power together over the same Internet — and pays the people who own it.

1969 Machines learn to talk Four research computers form the first network. The wires that will carry everything are born.

1991 Information gets connected The web links the world's documents. Anything ever written, one click away.

2006 Compute for rent The cloud pools computing in giant buildings. Powerful — but far away, and someone else's.

Today Everyone's compute, connected Omnira™ meshes the devices people already own into one fabric — and pays their owners.

The live numbers above are this idea, running. Your devices can join it below.

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Your devices could be earning too.

Add a phone, laptop, or spare computer. Omnira™ uses it when it is idle, shows what it earned, and lets you pause anytime.

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Have a service?

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Need control?

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2Add a deviceName it and pair it.
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The numbers, in detail

What the network has served, and which kinds of devices did the work.

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