Got a GPU? Share it.
Need one? Borrow it.

Sharing and borrowing GPUs
Nothing to set up

HOW IT WORKS

Install. Connect. Run.

  1. InstallDownload for macOSOther systems
  2. ConnectShare your GPU, or accept an invite to use someone else's.
  3. RunOpen your app or project as usual. It runs on the shared GPU, and your files stay on your computer.

WHY IT MATTERS

Powerful apps need a GPU. Most devices don't have one.

01

Laptops and Macs

Rendering, video, simulation and AI need a strong GPU. Most laptops don't have one.

02

Robots and edge boards

A Raspberry Pi can't carry a GPU.

03

Cloud GPUs

Powerful, but accounts, SSH keys and drivers come first.

WHO IT'S FOR

GPU power for everyone who builds.

Edit video on your MacBook, rendered by your desktop's GPU at home.

Creators

Run a simulation on your laptop, powered by your lab's GPU.

Students and researchers

Run heavier workloads on a Raspberry Pi, powered by a GPU computer.

Robotics builders

One strong GPU computer, shared with everyone who needs it.

Classes and teams
One shared GPUMany people, many uses

TELL US WHAT YOU'D RUN

30 seconds. Shape what we build next.

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Your GPU is one click away.

Coming soon

macOS is almost here

GaasHub is live on Windows today. The macOS version is on its way.

Have a Windows PC? Download now