Bring the code.We'll host it.
Send us a repository, a paper's code, or a folder of scripts. If it's useful to others, we'll turn it into a service anyone can run, and you earn on every run.
01How it works
From a repo to a service anyone can run.
No Dockerfiles, API specs, or servers on your side.
- 01
Send the source
A link or the files: a repository, a paper's code, a notebook.
- 02
We take a look
Does it run, and would someone besides you call it? If not, we'll say why.
- 03
We package it
Inputs, outputs, the hardware it needs, and a price you agree to.
- 04
It goes live
Under your name, runnable from a browser, Python, or an agent.
Today a person does steps two and three. Soon an agent will, and you'll be able to watch it work.
Hosted this way
- Matra-GenoaWas: A paper and a GitHub repoGive it a formula, get back the most stable structure it can find. The authors are credited on every result.
- Relax a structureWas: Three ML potentials, three installsOne route that relaxes any CIF with Orb, MACE, or CHGNet.
- DFT relaxationWas: A DFT code you compile on a clusterRelaxes a structure from first principles, billed by the second.
02Send it over
Point us at it, or upload it.
We read every request ourselves. Not everything is a fit, and we'll tell you either way.
Good fits
- Models people already email you to run
- Code from a paper that's hard to install
- Anything that takes a file or a few numbers and returns a result
03The terms
Your code, your name on it.
Hosting it doesn't make it ours.
- Yours to keep
- Your service page, your license. Take it down whenever you want.
- Priced your way
- Free, or a price per second of compute. You earn on every paid run.
- Credit travels
- Someone else's model goes up under their names, and stays free unless they agree.
Rather build it yourself?
A coding agent connected to Ouro can turn a repository into a service in an afternoon.