The plan
The power grid
for computing.
A century ago, every factory ran its own generator. Then the grid arrived: you plug in, a meter runs, and you pay for what you use. Computing is still in the generator age. Cirrun is building its grid.
Not a cheaper GPU finder
We're changing how the world uses machines.
Finding the cheapest GPU is where we start. The point is eight shifts that change computing for everyone who uses it, supplies it or pays for it.
Renting machinesBuying finished workHourly metersBy the second, nothing for idleOne cloudOne grid of every provider and every spare machineA few ownersAnyone can supply compute and earnHidden pricesAn open market with a public pricePeople clicking buttonsAgents renting on their own, inside limitsAny power, any timeCompute that follows clean energyJust computersEvery kind of machine, rentable by the second
Why Cirrun is different
Clouds rent you machines. Cirrun runs your work.
Every compute company sells you time on a machine, and what happens on it is your problem. We sell the finished run. That one change flips everything else.
Some providers already do one or two of these. Nobody does all of them, across every provider, for every kind of machine.
How the grid works
Four parts, like the one in your wall.
- Power stationsEvery provider, and anyone with spare machinesBig clouds, GPU clouds, small data centres and gaming PCs through Cirrun Host.
- The operatorThe smart layerSends each job to the cheapest machine that will finish it, and moves it if something fails.
- The meterBilled by the secondThe price before you start, a receipt when you finish. Nothing for idle time.
- The marketA price for the world's computeAn open price index, booking ahead and cover for big runs, all built on real run data.
The mission
End wasted compute.
Machines that are paid for but doing nothing. Runs lost to a crash. Hours billed after the code stopped. Spare GPUs sitting dark while others can't afford one. Every one of these is waste, and the grid removes it.
- We'll count it in publicFrom the alpha on: money saved, idle hours avoided and runs rescued, from real receipts.
- We win when you waste lessWe own no machines, so idle time earns us nothing. Our only job is finishing your work for less.
- Cheaper every yearEvery run makes the grid smarter about price and reliability, so the next run costs less.
Building the grid, level by level
One promise first. Then everything it makes possible.
Level 1 · Alpha, November 2026
Never lose a run. Never pay for idle.
Level 2 · Public launch, January 2027
Compute for everyone, wherever they work.
Level 3 · 2027
One bill for any machine. Anyone can supply one.
Level 4 · New products on the same grid
Not one product. A whole platform.
Level 5 · The market
Machines nobody else rents. A price for the world's compute.
Level 6 · The 2030s
The world's compute grid. Running on the world's spare power.
Everything on the grid
If it's a machine, you'll be able to rent it.
One account, one meter, one receipt, for every kind of machine. Partners plug new ones in through an open connector, so the catalogue keeps growing.
- GPU slices to giant clusters
- CPUs and huge-memory machines
- Macs by the second, for iOS builds
- ARM servers and FPGAs
- New AI chips
- Supercomputer time
- Quantum computer time
- Storage by the second
- Spare drives on Hosts
- Archives
- Licensed datasets
- Free Quantavane models
- Community fine-tunes
- Inference endpoints
- Evaluation runs
- Real phones
- Every browser
- Smart TVs
- Hardware boards
- Robot arms and drones
- Automated cloud labs
- 3D-print and CNC farms
- Lab instruments
- Render farms
- Video transcoding
- Game servers by the second
- Telescope time
- Satellite ground stations
- Large simulations
- Sandboxes
- Security training labs
- Full dev environments
New things only a grid can do
Structures that don't exist yet.
Why it gets stronger
Every run makes the next one cheaper.
The grid feeds itself. That's what makes it hard to copy: a newcomer starts with no runs, no data and no hosts.
- More runsteach us which machines are fast, cheap and reliable
- Better routingfinishes work for less and fails less often
- Lower pricesbring more people, companies and agents
- More demandbrings more providers and hosts, and more runs
The Canli family
Built-in demand. As they grow, we grow.
Every company in the family, and every company Quantavane starts, runs on Cirrun. Their growth fills the grid; a bigger grid makes their compute cheaper. Two engines turning each other.
If you use more than one Canli company, you get shared credits and perks.
Who the grid is for
Compute for the next billion builders.
The destination
Every machine on Earth,
one grid, one command away.
The cheapest, safest and most honest way to use a computer you don't own, for every person, company and agent on the planet. It starts with the alpha.
Levels 2 to 6, the catalogue and the new structures are our plan, not live features. We will say clearly when each one ships.