Delivery from the True Edge

The First Edge Computing Cloud — Powered by People.

Compute, Storage, and AI Inference at the True Edge. CDN is Live Now.

Deploy to the edgeHost a node

For developers and teams

Deploy content to the edge

Push a static build or assets and it lands on nodes in the metro areas where your visitors demand it. TLS 1.3 end to end, origin shielding, cache rules you control.

  • One command, or a Git push
  • Per-gigabyte pricing, no egress cliff
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For anyone with idle compute

Host a node, get paid

Your idle computer can make the internet faster for everyone nearby - and help you earn income while doing it. Continue using your computer as you always do. Join the open beta now.

  • No public IP exposed, no port forwarding necessary
  • Paid per gigabyte delivered
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How a request is answered

The same three steps whichever side of the network you are on.

  1. You publish

    Your build is signed and distributed to nodes by metro area.

  2. A visitor asks

    DNS hands them the healthy node closest to them.

  3. The node answers

    It serves over TLS and is credited for the bytes.

A request routed from a visitor to the nearest node, with the origin behind itOriginRegional parentNodeVisitor
Origin — your build, signed → Regional parent — holds the chunks → Node — a machine near the visitor → Visitor — served over TLS

The questions everyone asks

Is my workload secure?

It's as secure as you want it to be. Learn more about security here and download a copy of our white paper, "Two Strangers, One Machine. (opens in a new tab)"

What is actually stored on my machine?

Cached website files named by hash, encrypted unless the content is already public, plus an encrypted credential tied to your hardware, your settings and logs.

How do I know the network is real?

Our beta opened on September 1, 2026. You can watch the network grow in real time on our map of US Metro Areas (opens in a new tab) and the leaderboard (opens in a new tab) for your city.

Still deciding which door is yours?

Read how the network works — it answers most of it in four minutes.

How it works