Use it: EveryonesComputer
For people who want to use the shared computer when it opens. Join the waitlist there.
Go to everyonescomputer.comFor contributors · The technology behind EveryonesComputer
Hive will connect spare capacity on many people's machines into one shared computer, EveryonesComputer. See what your machine could add, right here in your browser.
Runs in this tab only. Nothing is sent unless you choose to.
Runs in this tab only. Nothing is sent unless you choose to.
Reads only what your browser already reports and runs a speed test for up to 5 seconds. Nothing is uploaded.
For people who want to use the shared computer when it opens. Join the waitlist there.
Go to everyonescomputer.comFor people who would lend their machine's spare capacity. Check your machine, then tell us you'd like to contribute.
Tell us you'd like to contributeHive technology powers EveryonesComputer.
Today: contributor sign-ups are open. Nothing runs on anyone's machine yet.
Next: Lucky's team will email you when contributor testing opens.
Before anything runs: we will explain in plain words what would run on your machine and when, and you decide. Nothing installs from this website.
The check reads what your browser reports and runs a speed test in this tab for up to 5 seconds.
Name, email and what kind of machine it is. Attaching the check is up to you.
Lucky's team will email you when contributor testing opens, with what it involves.
Free to sign up. It commits you to nothing.
No. Hive does not pay contributors, and it is not crypto or mining. Signing up is free and commits you to nothing.
No. Contributor testing has not opened yet. This page collects sign-ups from people who would like to take part.
Nothing. It runs in this tab. If you tick "Attach my machine check" in the form, the text summary shown there goes with your sign-up, and nothing else.
Browsers round the memory figure they report and cap it, usually at 8 GB, so a machine with 32 GB still shows 8. Safari and Firefox do not report it at all.
It counts simple maths steps one processor thread completes per second. It only means something next to other runs of this same check, not as a benchmark score.
EveryonesComputer is the shared computer people will use. Hive is the technology that runs it and the place for the people who would power it.