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GamerHash is a global distributed compute platform, founded in 2017. The network is powered by idle GPUs in gamers’ homes and consumed by AI applications that need inference at scale.

The short version

The platform has three sides:

Contributors

Anyone with an RTX-class GPU runs the GamerHash AI App, shares idle compute, and gets paid in GUSD.

The network

A DePIN — Distributed Physical Infrastructure Network — that routes AI workloads to whichever GPUs are available.

Consumers

AI builders consume the same compute through API integrations or direct partnerships.

What the platform actually does

The GamerHash AI App is a free Windows desktop app. When you run it, you can:
  • Use private AI tools locally — chat, image generation, video generation, voice synthesis, all running on your own GPU. No cloud, no logs, no usage caps.
  • Share idle GPU power — opt in to the earning module, and the app dispatches AI inference jobs to your machine when it’s not in use. You get paid in GUSD — the platform’s internal earning currency.
  • Earn GHXP — engagement points that act as a multiplier on your GPU-sharing rewards. The longer you run the app and hold GHX, the higher your level.
For developers, the same compute is available through an OpenAI-compatible REST API plus an official n8n node, so any application or workflow can route AI workloads to the network without building custom infrastructure.

Why this exists

The demand for AI compute is exploding, while a vast pool of consumer GPUs sits idle most of the day. GamerHash bridges those two: gamers monetize hardware that would otherwise be wasted, and AI builders get compute at a fraction of cloud cost. The same infrastructure that once powered crypto mining was repointed at AI in 2023 — and PoW mining was wound down on 31 January 2026. Today the platform is fully focused on AI compute.

Mission

Turn every home PC into a productive node in a global AI compute network — with participation as simple as installing one app. No specialist hardware, no data-center contracts, no business-account onboarding. The bar to entry is a Windows installer and an RTX-class GPU that’s already sitting in the room. If the machine is on and idle, it can earn.

Vision

A future where AI isn’t gated by hyperscaler GPU clusters, but powered by millions of consumer machines worldwide — with the value flowing back to the people who own them. Compute as a household utility, not a hyperscaler privilege. Closer in spirit to Folding@home or BOINC than to today’s centralized cloud — but paid in real money, production-ready, and consumed at scale by AI builders shipping real products.

Where to next

A brief history

Mining App in 2017 → GHX in 2020 → AI App in 2023 → DePIN in 2026.

Business model

Where revenue comes from and how it’s split with users.

Community

Who joins and where the conversation lives.

GamerHash AI

The flagship app — modules, hardware, and the earning model.