Anyone can take part
TodaySpare devices sit in drawers doing nothing.
With OmniraPhones, laptops and spare computers serve live services.
463 services live on omnira.dev.
Marketplace
The phone in your drawer
can serve a website.
Add a phone, a laptop or a spare computer. It serves when it is idle, you see exactly what it did, and nothing a service runs is left on it.
48M+requests served on omnira.devSource: omnira.dev live counter, Sep 27, 2026
- Free account
- No card
- A code by e-mail — no password
What do you have?
It can serveWebsites and web apps
- Nothing a service runs is left on it
- You see exactly what it did
- Pause it any time
It can serveWebsites, APIs and web apps
- Nothing a service runs is left on it
- You see exactly what it did
- Pause it any time
It can serveWebsites, APIs and back-end services
- Nothing a service runs is left on it
- You see exactly what it did
- Pause it any time
How it helps
Put it to work. Keep it yours.
Nothing left behind
TodaySharing a device usually means strangers’ files on it.
With OmniraNothing a service runs is left on your device.
You see exactly what it did, and pause any time.
Publish without a server
TodayEvery website or API needs a server to rent.
With OmniraPoint Omnira at your code; it runs on devices like these.
Free account, no card.
Have idle devices?
Add a phone, a laptop or a spare computer. It serves when it is idle, you see exactly what it did, and you can pause it any time. Nothing a service runs is left on your device.
Building a service?
Point Omnira at your code. It builds it, places it on devices, gives it an address, and moves it when a device goes away. There is no host to provision, patch or watch.
Explore
The details, when you want them.
How it works for device owners and developers
Anyone can take part
Phones, laptops and spare computers can put their idle hours to work.
Nothing left behind
Jobs run in memory, so owners hold no one else’s data. Sharing needs no negotiation.
Developers skip the servers
Websites, APIs and AI inference run on shared capacity, with no contracts.
One market for all supply — on our roadmap
Idle racks, enterprise fleets and personal devices, all offering capacity in the same market.
The numbers, with sources
Demand for shared compute is real. Trust is the ceiling.
$5M
compute spend on Akash, an all-time high
Crossed in the first 90 days of 2026 on Akash, a decentralized compute marketplace.
Source: Akash Network, Q1 2026 report
$36M
Aethir’s reported first-year revenue
A decentralized GPU cloud, in its first year (2024).
Source: The Block, July 2024
Home GPUs are joining
Akash’s Homenode beta lets owners of high-end gaming GPUs add idle cards to its network.
Source: PR Newswire, February 25, 2026
Trust is the next unlock
Regulated and data-heavy jobs are the next wave for shared compute. Traceless jobs are how they get there.
Security, in short
- Servers keep no job data at rest: code, data and logs stream in encrypted, and the machine keeps nothing.
- A 90% smaller attack surface: 9 of the 10 attack elements of a standard server are removed or handled. The one that stays is data in use, which a job needs in memory while it runs.
- 95.5% fewer ways for data and IP to leak: 10 of 11 paths removed, and network traffic encrypted. Memory-encrypting chips, which protect data in use as well, are on our roadmap.
The scorecard, row by row Each row, with the evidence behind it
Live today: open one
Services already run on everyday devices.
Corporate website
A whole company site.
Live · Open(opens in a new tab)
Online store
A shop selling 3D prints.
Live · Open(opens in a new tab)
REST API
A live API with its own docs.
Live · Open(opens in a new tab)
AI website builder
Describe a site; watch it build and go live.
Live · Open(opens in a new tab)
Business tools
A diagram studio with AI built in.
Live · Open(opens in a new tab)
3D in the browser
A real-time strategy game.
Live · Open(opens in a new tab)
Questions
What people ask first.
What runs on my device?
Services others publish, while your device is idle. You see exactly what it did and can pause it any time. Nothing a service runs is left on your device.
What can I publish?
Websites, APIs and more. Point Omnira at your code; it builds it, places it on devices, gives it an address, and moves it when a device goes away.
What does it cost?
Creating an account is free and needs no card. The plans and their prices are under Membership on omnira.dev.
Can I see what my devices could earn first?
Yes. omnira.dev shows what your devices could earn before you add one.
Your idle device. Someone’s next service.
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