Choose your contribution
Decide how much capacity you want to offer and when. Participation should be optional, explicit, and adjustable.
01 / THE COMMUNITYKYNTRIX OS / AI
Many computers.
One shared future.
An AI network hosted by its community. The idea is simple: when your PC is idle, you can choose to contribute some of its capacity. When you need it, it’s yours.
02 / THE NETWORK MODELKYNTRIX OS / AI
Your spare capacity.
A shared resource.
A proposed model for voluntary participation.
Worker software is not yet available.
Work while you’re away
The planned worker would take eligible AI tasks when your PC is idle, within the limits you choose.
Take back your resources
The design goal is to pause contributions when you return, with a clear control to stop sharing at any time.
THE NETWORK STARTS WITH PEOPLEWhat could
What could
you contribute?
Create a local contribution profile for your PC. Download or copy it for when worker onboarding becomes available.
This planner does not install a worker, connect your PC, or submit your details.03 / WORKER VOLUNTEER OFFERPOWERED BY PEOPLE
15%Give the network
Give the network
a little power.
People who volunteer a worker PC get 15% of the full purchase price back once their Kyntrix purchase is paid in full: $15 for Kyntrix OS or Kyntrix AI, or $22.50 for the OS + AI combo.
Volunteer your PC’s idle capacity while retaining control of when and how it contributes. The reimbursement offer is separate from the amount paid at checkout.
Worker onboarding, verification, and reimbursement claim details will be announced here. The planning form does not connect a worker or submit a reimbursement claim.
Plan your worker contribution ↗03 / COMMON QUESTIONSKYNTRIX OS / AI
A little more clarity.
Is the worker network live?
Not yet. Community hosting is the intended infrastructure model. Worker software, network protocols, and enrollment are still to be announced.
Will I control when my computer contributes?
That is a central design requirement: opt-in participation, idle-only work, adjustable resource limits, and the ability to pause or leave. Final controls will be documented with the worker release.
What about power use and task isolation?
Contributing compute can increase electricity use and heat. Before onboarding opens, Kyntrix will need to document resource limits, task isolation, data handling, supported hardware, and how network jobs are verified.
Are volunteers paid?
Worker PC volunteers get 15% of the full purchase price back once their purchase is paid in full. See the worker offer above; onboarding and the reimbursement claim process will be announced here.