Host it on your own hardware.
Run your website, app, and agents from your own machine — your data, your control. When you need more than one computer can give, the network catches the overflow. And lending the idle hours your hardware already has pays for it.
What you can serve
Every machine has a role — no device is too small to contribute or to host.
Serve a static or dynamic site from your machine at wizdom.digital/h/your-name.
Run an app or AI agent that opens in any browser — no install for your visitors.
Lend processing power; burst your own heavy jobs onto the mesh when you need more.
Hold files locally with redundant copies spread across the network for durability.
Your data stays on your machine; the mesh keeps encrypted backups and read replicas.
Even with no spare GPU, your connection relays for the network and earns.
How it works
One install pairs your computer and turns it into a host and an earner at once.
Point a folder, app, or agent at it — it goes live, served from your own hardware.
When your traffic or jobs outgrow one machine, the network spins up help automatically.
It pays for itself
One balance, two directions. You earn while your machine is idle, and you spend only when you draw on the mesh for overflow. For most people, the idle hours they already have more than cover their own usage.
GPU, processor, memory, storage, bandwidth — your spare capacity earns, 70% to you.
Pay only for the burst you actually use when your own hardware isn't enough.
Surplus is paid out; a shortfall is topped up. Run a small site for effectively nothing.
Your hardware. Your data. Your terms.
The authoritative copy lives on your machine. The network is your overflow and your backup — never your landlord. Run it on a laptop today; bring a server or a fleet when you outgrow it.
Website, app, and agent hosting are live now. Compute burst, distributed storage, and database replication are rolling out.