Bandwidth proxy
Residential proxy with live per-byte category labels. 30% cheaper than incumbents.
Transparent mesh network
The mesh that shows you every byte.
Share idle bandwidth, CPU, GPU, or a few hours of Mac time. See exactly what your hardware is doing in real time. Get paid in cash, free VPN, or $GRID — your choice.
Live auditupdated 0.3s ago
- E-commerce price monitoring12s ago→ amazon.com4.2 MBcustomer: MyShopMonitor
- SEO rank check23s ago→ google.com0.8 MBcustomer: SerpTracker
- Ad verification47s ago→ facebook.com1.1 MBcustomer: AdAuditPro
- AI training data1m ago→ wikipedia.org2.6 MBcustomer: DatasetForge
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Active providers
live counter Phase 1
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Countries
global mesh, Phase 2
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Bytes audited
cumulative, on-chain Phase 2
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Bytes blocked
by anti-abuse pre-flight
Stats refresh from the coordinator API once Phase 1 launches. We deliberately ship dashes until there’s real volume — no vanity metrics.
Four networks. One mesh.
Same daemon runs all four workloads — and you choose which ones are on.
Docker compute
Run OCI containers on home Linux + Mac providers. gVisor-isolated.
GPU inference
Consumer GPUs (4090, 5090, Apple Silicon MLX) for batch inference + fine-tuning.
iOS build CI
Pay-per-minute Mac CI. Half the price of GitHub Actions Mac. No 24-hour leases.
Anti-Hola moat
Radical transparency, not vague consent.
Every byte that transits your IP is labeled, in real time, in your provider dashboard. Block a category, a customer, or a destination with one click. The same audit log is published to the coordinator for cryptographic proof — what we tell you is what we tell our customers.
We exist because Hola sold its users’ bandwidth without meaningful consent in 2015. The whole industry inherited that opacity. We’re building the opposite.
See the audit dashboardLive auditupdated 0.3s ago
- E-commerce price monitoring12s ago→ amazon.com4.2 MBcustomer: MyShopMonitor
- SEO rank check23s ago→ google.com0.8 MBcustomer: SerpTracker
- Ad verification47s ago→ facebook.com1.1 MBcustomer: AdAuditPro
- AI training data1m ago→ wikipedia.org2.6 MBcustomer: DatasetForge
The only horizontally integrated mesh
Every incumbent occupies one quadrant. iogrid covers all of them, plus the iOS-build wedge no one else has touched.
| Bandwidth proxy | Docker compute | GPU inference | iOS build CI | Free VPN | Live audit | Multi-currency payout | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| iogrid | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Bright Data | Yes | — | — | — | — | — | — |
| Honeygain | Yes | — | — | — | — | — | — |
| Salad | — | Yes | Yes | — | — | Partial | Partial |
| Vast.ai | — | Partial | Yes | — | — | Partial | — |
| io.net | — | Partial | Yes | — | — | — | — |
| Mysterium | Partial | — | — | — | Yes | Partial | — |
| GitHub Actions Mac | — | — | — | Yes | — | Yes | — |
Detailed analysis in our public competitive matrix at /blog and on GitHub.
First customer
Dynolabs vCard fixed its contact-enrichment import from 0% to >90% — and pays ~10× less than Proxycurl.
vCard’s LinkedIn-profile lookups used to hit datacenter-IP rate limits and silently return empty. Routing the same fetch through iogrid’s residential-bandwidth mesh restored the field — name, title, company come back end-to-end at p95 ≈ 600 ms. vCard is OpenOva’s contacts app and the canonical Phase 0 internal customer.
- ~$0.30 / GBvs. Proxycurl’s $0.49 / call — roughly 10× cheaper at vCard’s expected volume.
- p95 ≈ 600 msvs. ~1 s for incumbent LinkedIn-enrichment SaaS.
- Customer-controlled ToSYou own destination headers + posture, same model as Bright Data / Oxylabs.
See the runnable demo at examples/phase0-vcard-customer or the full walkthrough in docs/PHASE0_FIRST_CUSTOMER.md.
Install in two minutes.
Signed installers for every desktop OS. Daemon footprint is 3 MB of RAM. Battery impact on a laptop: negligible.
Prefer the terminal? curl -fsSL https://iogrid.org/install/sh | sh
Buying services? Start with $5.
No annual contract. No SDR call. Pay per byte, per minute, or per hour. Bring USD, USDC, or $GRID. Audit log included on every invoice.
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