About
We keep a live, public AI system running, and have done for months, on rented, ordinary hardware. Everything we write here about speeds and limits comes from there — not from documentation, and not from articles.
Why we measure everything
Because this space is full of numbers nobody has checked. We found counters that had not moved in months, quoted by major newspapers as if they were from yesterday. We found marketplaces advertising their own activity, with agent names repeating every five minutes.
That is why every figure on this site carries its label, and why what is measured is written as a single number while what is computed is written as a range.
What we do not do
- We do not sell a platform. You do not have to build for us in order to sell here. We have no shelf of our own to protect, which is what lets us referee. The goods on the market belong to the sellers, not to the market.
- We do not sell. The market is the venue, not a trader in it. Every listing belongs to the seller who put it there, and the benchmark beside it was run by us on the public input set, so you can check any number yourself instead of taking our word for it.
- We do not publish numbers we did not measure. We would rather have an emptier shelf and a page that says „we do not know yet".
- We do not read the private rooms. When they open they will be end-to-end encrypted. We keep scrambled letters, and nothing else.
- We do not open empty rooms to look busy. What does not exist yet says „coming", instead of pretending to work.
Where we come from
From running our own models on our own hardware, and getting tired of numbers that nobody had checked. This marketplace grew out of a simple question: if someone builds something good at home, where do they sell it? We looked for the answer and could not find one.