Hosted on the c0mpute network

The future of hosting is everyone's computer.

This page has no server. It lives as three self-healing copies on everyday machines, and any gateway on the network can serve it.

How a site lives on the network

No hosting account, no server to babysit, no single point of failure.

Publish a folder

c0mpute hosting publish ./public signs your site with your own key and splits it into content-addressed chunks. Only you can publish new versions.

Three copies, self-healing

Hosting nodes keep at least three copies. If a machine goes away, another picks up a copy within minutes. Every chunk is checked against its hash.

Any gateway serves it

Every gateway on the network serves every site, fetching from the fastest copy. Point a Moshpit name or your own domain at it and you are live.

Meet the crew

Three networks, one idea: the computers people already own can do the work data centers charge for.

The network

c0mpute

A peer to peer market for compute. Nodes run jobs and keep sites alive, and buyers pay per job with crypto.

  • Hosting, storage and gateways
  • Images, music, speech, transcoding
  • No coordinator in the path
c0mpute.com →
The disk market

d1sks

Where c0mpute disks list their space and price. Publish with --disks auto to pick preferred hosts that replicate first and prove they still hold your chunks.

  • Priced per GiB-month (from $0.004)
  • Random chunk challenges, signed receipts
  • Free hosting stays free
Browse d1sks →
The AI network

Infernet

Open models served by the same kind of machines: chat, coding models, transcription, voices, music and video, with an OpenAI-style API.

  • Qwen Coder, Devstral, Whisper, Kokoro
  • Every node pulls the house models
  • Pay per request, no subscription
infernetprotocol.com →

Old hosting vs. the network

A server in a data center

  • One box, one region, one bill
  • Goes down when that box goes down
  • Your provider can switch you off
  • You patch it, scale it, renew it

A site on c0mpute

  • At least three copies on independent machines
  • Heals itself when a host leaves
  • Signed by your key, served by anyone
  • Free by default, pennies for preferred hosts

Put a site on the network in a minute

This exact page was published with these commands.

# install the c0mpute node and CLI
$ curl -fsSL https://c0mpute.com/install.sh | sh

# publish a folder: prints your site id, keeps 3 network copies
$ c0mpute hosting publish ./public --name my-site

# optional: pay preferred hosts from the d1sks market
$ c0mpute hosting publish ./public --name my-site --disks auto

# open it on any gateway
$ open https://gateway.c0mpute.com/s/<site_id>/

# give it a Moshpit name, no server of yours
$ moshcode name c0mpute my-site.indie <site_id>
zzz

Your spare disk can host the web

Every c0mpute node can keep copies of sites and list its space on d1sks. Install the node, leave it running, and your idle disk and CPU become part of the network.

Set your own price per GiB-month. Host payouts settle through CoinPay once settlement is switched on for the network; until then the receipts are recorded as a dry run.