Distributed inference · self-hosted

Your next GPU cluster is already on your desks.

Nodea pools the idle memory in the laptops, towers and GPU workstations your organization already owns into one private inference fleet. Install the node app, point the OpenAI SDK at your own endpoint. No new hardware, no prompts leaving the network.

Live mesh · 0 nodes online
in flight 0 tok/s 0

How it works

From idle machine to inference node in four steps.

One bidirectional gRPC stream carries registration, model assignment and every token the fleet generates.

01

Install

The Nodea node app runs on macOS, Windows or Linux — on machines the organization already manages.

02

Register

It opens a JWT-authenticated gRPC stream and announces a device identity: name, type, free GPU memory.

03

Assign

The orchestrator fits a model to that memory footprint and pushes a load-model command down the same stream.

04

Serve

Requests route to a node with the right model loaded; generated tokens stream back to the caller in real time.

Adoption

Point your stack at it. Nothing else changes.

Same SDK, same schema, same streaming semantics — inference just happens on your own floor.

completion.py
from openai import OpenAI

client = OpenAI(
    api_key="<your-api-key>",
    base_url="https://your-org.getnodea.com/openai/v1",
)

stream = client.chat.completions.create(
    model="gemma-2-2b",
    messages=[{"role": "user", "content": "Summarize Q3 churn."}],
    stream=True,
)
# tokens arrive from a workstation two desks away

Visibility

You can see the fleet you are running.

Tokens generated · 24h 1.24 M
00:0008:0016:00now
Device roster
DeviceModelStatus
studio-04 · GPU workstationDeepSeek-R1-8Bserving
mbp-14 · designGemma-2-2Bserving
tower-09 · financeGemma-2-2Bidle
mbp-16 · platformLlama-3.2-1Bserving
tower-02 · supportoffline

Connection events, per-device token counts and org-wide usage, streamed live over SSE.

Every organization already owns an idle AI datacenter.

Nodea turns it into a private, OpenAI-compatible inference cloud you control — billed to hardware you have already paid for.