Run one command and your Ollama instance (more backends coming soon) becomes an OpenAI-API-compatible endpoint, reachable from anywhere. No open ports, no reverse proxy, nothing to wire up. Your apps just point at a URL and a key.
curl -sSf https://cocompute.ai/install.sh | COCOMPUTE_URL=https://cocompute.ai bash -s -- --token YOUR_TOKEN
Grab your token after signup, from the dashboard. Linux + macOS, background service.
Set the base URL and a key. That's the whole integration.
Your machine stays closed. The orchestrator is the only thing facing the internet.
Your machine dials OUT over an encrypted connection (built on iroh). Nothing inbound to port-forward or scan. Your home firewall stays shut.
Apps hit cocompute's stable HTTPS endpoint. Your host sits behind it, anonymous, and can move anytime without anyone noticing.
256-bit API keys, hashed at rest, scoped to a pool. Rotate or revoke in a click. Single-use, expiring tokens claim each host.
Pool with friends or your team. Share your endpoint, or tap into theirs, in a few clicks.
Open-source models are catching up fast, but self-hosting one and reaching it from your apps is still too much work. Every bit of friction we remove is a reason to pick open over a closed API. That is the whole point of the one-command setup.
GPUs sit idle everywhere while people pay cloud premiums for the same cycles. We are building toward an open marketplace: share what you have, use what you need, no gatekeeper taking a cut. Not yet, but it is where this is headed.
cocompute is free software you can self-host, fork, and modify. The code that runs cocompute.ai is the same code in the public repo. cocompute.ai is the hosted version for people who don't want to operate their own orchestrator.
Same protocol either way. Let us run it, or self-host for full control.
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