How TNSOR works.
One side of the network needs AI power. The other side has idle graphics cards. TNSOR sits in the middle and connects them — safely, instantly, with money flowing to the right people.
The journey of one AI image
You
type a prompt
TNSOR
encrypts & routes
Someone's GPU
paints the image
You
get the result
Total time: about 2 seconds. The GPU owner gets paid the moment your image arrives.
If you want to use AI…
Make an account and add credits
Sign up with your email in seconds. Add Compute Credits — 500 CC for ₹499 covers about ten thousand fast images.
Type what you want to see
Open Image Studio, type any idea — a scene, a style, a character — and press Generate.
The network finds the fastest GPU
TNSOR instantly checks every online graphics card and sends your job to the quickest free one.
Your image comes back in seconds
The GPU paints your image and sends it straight back to your browser. About 0.05 CC is deducted. Done.
If you want to earn…
Install the small Windows app
One-click installer, about 100 MB. No terminal, no technical setup, no admin rights needed.
Sign in and switch on
The app checks your GPU, downloads the AI models once (~4 GB), and puts your PC on the network.
Jobs run quietly in the background
When someone needs compute, your GPU does the work. The moment you need your PC, the app steps aside.
Get paid for every job
Each completed job adds credits to your wallet instantly. An RTX 3060 earns about 0.40 CC per busy hour.
Where the money goes.
0.05 CC
One fast AI image
what a renter pays
80%
To the GPU owner
paid the instant a job finishes
20%
To TNSOR
keeps the network running
Built so nobody has to trust anybody.
Addresses stay hidden
All traffic goes through TNSOR's encrypted relay. GPU owners and AI users never see each other's IP address or identity.
No special permissions
The host app never asks for administrator rights. It runs like a normal program and closes like one.
Every job is quarantined
Jobs run in an isolated space that can't touch the host's files. When the job ends, that space is destroyed completely.
The split is fixed
80% of every credit spent goes to the GPU owner, 20% to the network. No hidden fees on either side, ever.