The distributed canvas of GPU compute.
SOLARA weaves idle consumer GPUs into one mesh that renders generative diffusion — images & video — and settles it per frame on-chain. Requesters pay only for what they generate. Providers earn from silicon that would otherwise sit dark.
Submit a job. Watch the mesh render it.
Your prompt is priced in USDC, escrowed, routed to a provider in the live mesh, and rendered. It shows up in the public job stream below. When the render backend is connected it generates a real image (Depends on model) .
Prompt
Model
Resolution
Steps 28
Seed
output renders here
Six steps from prompt to settled frame.
SOLARA borrows HTTP 402: an unpaid request gets a payment challenge, the requester attaches proof, and the mesh does the rest — match, render, verify, settle.
The network, rendering right now.
Every row is a diffusion job moving through escrow, scheduling, render and settlement — streamed straight from the mesh.
Live job stream
Provider map
Top providers
We don't pretend to prove a GPU. We make lying unprofitable.
Bit-exact proof of diffusion across heterogeneous hardware is physically impossible. SOLARA trades cryptographic certainty for an economic & statistical one — reproducibility by closeness, canaries, redundancy, reputation and slashing.
Perceptual reproducibility
LPIPS · SSIM · pHashA verifier with the same pinned container re-runs the job and compares outputs by LPIPS / SSIM / pHash within tolerance — never bit-for-bit, because floating point diverges across hardware.
Canary jobs
known seed · known outputThe scheduler blends in reference prompts with a known seed and reference output. Any node fabricating or substituting results fails the canary and gets caught.
Redundant execution
N-of-M consensusPremium and high-value jobs run on several providers at once. Consensus is the perceptual cluster — outliers are rejected before settlement.
Optimistic + sampling
sampled · slashableMost jobs settle without re-checks; a random fraction is re-verified, and disputes resolve by redundant re-execution. Dishonesty is met with bond slashing.
Your idle GPU is a render farm.
Most gaming GPUs sit dark 18+ hours a day. Project your real, net-of-electricity return — and see where your rig would land on the leaderboard. (This calculator goes beyond the basics: it nets out power and ranks you against the live fleet.)
$SOLR — a utility, not a yield machine.
Requesters pay in USDC for price stability. $SOLR secures the network: it bonds providers, stakes verifiers, governs parameters, and unlocks priority. Value tracks job flow — not emissions.
From test mesh to planetary canvas.
Paint with the world's idle GPUs.
Render diffusion for a fraction of cloud prices, or turn your gaming rig into a cash-flowing render node. Two sides, one canvas.