Orrery
$OREY soonInstall
Your router127.0.0.1:7171
Kestrel GPU Co-opeu-north · from $0.08/M
Ironbridge Computeus-east · from $0.20/M
Vault Nineenclaveeu-west · from $0.15/M

AI inference, peer to peer. Zero cut in between.

Your computer sends each request straight to someone else's machine and pays it directly on Solana. No server in the middle, and the program takes nothing.

POST 127.0.0.1:7171/v1model "llama-3.3-70b:cheap"

waiting for the first requestReplay of the local rehearsal. Nothing leaves this page.

Router

On your computer, OpenAI-compatible

Payment

One signature per answer, on Solana

Program fee

0%

Providers

Anyone. No approval, no delisting

Routing. One word decides the trip.

Point anything that takes a base URL at the router: Cursor, Aider, Continue, Open WebUI, the OpenAI SDK. Then add one word after the model name.

:cheap
lowest price for the model
:fast
quickest first token this router has seen
:trusted
most USDC settled on chain, bonded $OREY
:private
verified enclaves only, the request sealed
Install the routerHow routes rank

If a provider stops answering, the next one does. In the rehearsal the cheapest provider was switched off mid-run and the request fell through without the tool noticing.

Router · 127.0.0.1:7171
client = OpenAI(
    base_url="http://127.0.0.1:7171/v1",
    api_key="any")
client.chat.completions.create(
    model="llama-3.3-70b:cheap",
    messages=messages)
  1. 01Kestrel GPU Co-opeu-north$0.12 in · $0.30 outPicked
  2. 02Ironbridge Computeus-east$0.20 in · $0.45 outnext in line
  3. 03Vault Nineeu-west$0.25 in · $0.60 outnext in line

answered by Kestrel GPU Co-op229 ms21+23 tok$0.000010paid

Payments. Sign once, pay per answer.

Your wallet opens a channel with a provider. After every answer the router on your computer signs the new running total, and the provider cashes the latest one on Solana whenever it likes.

Channel · Ironbridge ComputeCakC…WAuP
Signed running total0 units$0.000000
  1. #01deepseek-v3+3131signed
  2. #02llama-3.3-70b+1546signed
  3. #03llama-3.3-70b+1561signed
  4. #04llama-3.3-70b+1576signed
  5. #05llama-3.3-70b+1591signed
  6. #06llama-3.3-70b+15106signed
  7. #07llama-3.3-70b+15121signed
  8. #08llama-3.3-70b+151362tUj6…9DbBN
The last voucher, all 88 bytes
6f72726572792f766f75636865722f31ac1592b49dcfbed41e8f35159ba371bcdddfd55a8deb8011d191d97b7b2d69ca8800000000000000143cb121ccaa805b3b8146534fc4d700acb2b7e9696f24083180d779c8c1a256
prefix 16 Bchannel 32 Btotal 8 Busage hash 32 B

redeemed in one transaction 5HUR…jztKUM$0.000136 → Ironbridge Compute

  1. 01Open

    One wallet signature puts two dollars in a channel.

  2. 02Answer

    A signed total after each. A provider is never owed more than one answer.

  3. 03Redeem

    Many channels in one transaction, for a fraction of a cent.

  4. 04Close

    What is left comes straight back. A lost key spends at most that, under your daily cap.

Kestrel GPU Co-opeu-north · from $0.08/M

Providers. Every one is someone's own machine.

A GPU running vLLM or Ollama, a llama.cpp box, API capacity you already pay for. List it with one command. No application, no stake required, and nothing in the program can delist you.

Run a provider

Light a node. Set your price.

Put a provider node in front of any OpenAI-compatible server. It checks each voucher before it answers and redeems the totals to your wallet.

On the machine that serves the model
$ orrery provider register \
    --config provider.json --wallet wallet.json
$ orrery provider start --config provider.json

Registering puts your endpoint and the hash of your price list on chain. Your wallet stays cold; the node runs on its own key and can never touch what you have earned.

Provider node · Ironbridge Compute serving
Redeemed to its wallet
$0.000136
Answers served
8
Taken by the program
$0
ModelIn / MOut / M
llama-3.3-70b$0.20$0.45
deepseek-v3$0.27$1.10

Prices are yours. The price list's hash is on chain, so routers ignore any list that doesn't match it.

The program in the middle takes0%

It has no fee field and no third account to send one to. Every unit a provider redeems lands in the provider's account. Every unit it doesn't comes back to you.

Where the rehearsal's 100 USDC went
97.999864back with the user
+0.000199paid to the providers
+1.999937still in open channels
=100.000000deposited. There is no fourth line.
What a 4% cut would cost you
A 4% cut in the middle, per year$960
Here$0

Privacy. Sealed when you ask for it.

Add :private and the router only picks providers running inside a hardware enclave. It checks the enclave's live report against the claim the provider posted on chain, then encrypts your prompt to a key that never leaves it. The operator hosts the machine and still can't read the request.

On the wire and on the operator's disk

AES-256-GCM, key agreed with the enclave over X25519
Inside Vault NineReadable only in here, by the code the router checked against the provider's claim on chain

$OREY. Backs the providers you trust.

Launching on Meteora. In the program it has one job: providers bond it behind their listing, and routers count the bond toward reputation.

$OREYBondOREY behind a listingReputationbond is 10% of the scorePickedmore :trusted requestspaid in USDC
Bond
Posted on chain behind a provider's listing
Reputation
Bonded OREY is 10% of the :trusted score
Never slashed
Unbonding returns it after seven days
Contract
not launched yet
$OREY at launchToken in the docs
13
requests
3
providers
$0.000199
settled on chain
$0
to the program
14/14
checks passed
not yet
on mainnet

The program, a router and three provider nodes on a Solana test validator, 2026-11-03 04:41 UTC. Mainnet is read from the chain.

All 14 rehearsal checks
  • /v1/models lists the network catalogllama-3.3-70b×3 qwen3-32b×2 deepseek-v3×1
  • price route picks the cheapest llamaKestrel GPU Co-op, $0.000010
  • streaming works and only Ironbridge has deepseekRequests travel from your computer to a …
  • privacy route seals the request to the only enclave
  • route header works too
  • speed route settles on the provider with the fastest first tokenIronbridge Compute
  • when the cheapest provider goes dark the request falls throughIronbridge Compute answered
  • router logged every answered request13 trips
  • Kestrel GPU Co-op redeemed exactly what the router signed$0.000010 over 1 redeem(s)
  • Ironbridge Compute redeemed exactly what the router signed$0.000136 over 1 redeem(s)
  • Vault Nine redeemed exactly what the router signed$0.000053 over 1 redeem(s)
  • a provider releasing its channel sends the rest straight back to the userrefund $0.999864
  • no fee in the program: user + providers + open deposits = 100 USDCuser $97.9998 · providers $0.0001 · deposits $1.9999
  • program totals agreesettled $0.000199 · 3 channels

program 7UHe…ytZS · 13 program tests · 12 router tests

Point your AI at the network.

$ npm i -g orrery-node
Install the routerRead the docs