GPUs shouldn't sit idle.
People shouldn't overpay for AI.
Millions of powerful graphics cards around the world spend most of their lives doing nothing. Meanwhile, anyone who wants AI computing power pays huge cloud bills. TNSOR fixes both problems at once — by connecting the two sides directly.
The big idea
Infrastructure doesn't have to be owned by corporations. Computing power, storage, even wireless coverage can be supplied by ordinary people — who get paid for contributing. The industry calls this a “DePIN”: a decentralized physical infrastructure network.
TNSOR is that idea applied to graphics cards. We don't own a single server. Every GPU on our network is someone's gaming PC, workstation, or home lab — earning money while providing a real service to the world.
What we stand for.
Owned by everyone
No single company controls the network. Every GPU belongs to a real person, and the grid gets stronger with each one that joins.
Simple on purpose
If you can install a game, you can join TNSOR. Power users get depth; everyone else gets one click.
AI for normal people
AI power shouldn't belong only to billion-dollar labs. Anyone with a gaming PC deserves a seat at the table — and a share of the money.
Private by default
No logs, no tracking, no data collection. Every job is isolated, encrypted, and wiped after it finishes.
Kamalesh Swargam
Founder · IIT Bhilai, Mechatronics Engineering
TNSOR started as a personal frustration: a powerful GPU sitting idle at home, while cloud bills for side projects kept piling up. The solution felt obvious — a marketplace where hardware owners and compute users could find each other directly.
Built entirely solo in 2026 — backend, frontend, the desktop agent, and everything in between. One conviction runs through all of it: GPU power should be as easy to rent as a cab.
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Built solo
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VC funding
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GPUs online
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Whether you have a GPU to share or AI ideas to build, there's a place for you here.
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