Darkbloom Turns Idle Macs Into Paid OpenRouter AI Inference Network
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A new kind of cloud is starting to form out of computers people already own. I have six Macs on Darkbloom serving inference traffic. Across the network, 250 Macs have now served 4.5B tokens, and Darkbloom is a paid OpenRouter provider. Computers people already own are becoming…
Darkbloom is back in action; Yesterday, we went from free tier to paid tier on OpenRouter. We have fulfilled on track close at 4.5B tokens served and $102K ARR. We are open network of Mac machines (250 online right now). On average, people are earning $120-200 per month per…
A new kind of cloud is starting to form out of computers people already own. I have six Macs on Darkbloom serving inference traffic. Across the network, 250 Macs have now served 4.5B tokens, and Darkbloom is a paid OpenRouter provider. Computers people already own are becoming…
Darkbloom is back in action; Yesterday, we went from free tier to paid tier on OpenRouter. We have fulfilled on track close at 4.5B tokens served and $102K ARR. We are open network of Mac machines (250 online right now). On average, people are earning $120-200 per month per…
A Mac mini in my house runs a Hermes Agent that manages the six Macs I have on Darkbloom. The agent set up its own observability layer and optimization tooling, and uses them to manage this fleet alongside my other local AI workflows. The infrastructure is starting to operate…
A new kind of cloud is starting to form out of computers people already own. I have six Macs on Darkbloom serving inference traffic. Across the network, 250 Macs have now served 4.5B tokens, and Darkbloom is a paid OpenRouter provider. Computers people already own are becoming…