The world repeats itself
When many machines must agree, the usual way is that every one of them runs the whole job again. Ten machines, ten full runs, ten times the electricity, for one answer.
A network that does the work once
Today, thousands of machines repeat the same calculation just to be sure it is right. On Zynko a result is computed one time, sealed with a signature, and every other machine only checks the seal. Checking a seal takes a tiny fraction of the energy of redoing the work.
Free. No account. Your key never leaves your machine.
Two machines, two different AI families, one verdict. That is the whole trick: the expensive work happens once, the confirmation happens once, and from then on every machine on the network only reads a seal.
When many machines must agree, the usual way is that every one of them runs the whole job again. Ten machines, ten full runs, ten times the electricity, for one answer.
One machine does the job. A second machine, from a different maker, repeats it exactly once to confirm. The confirmed result gets a seal. From then on nobody recomputes: they look at the seal.
We will publish one figure: the energy of checking a seal versus the energy of redoing the work, measured on real hardware, with the network's own overhead subtracted. Until it is measured, this page shows a blank, not a guess.
Your computer gets a passport, not you an account. Open a terminal, paste one line, wait about five minutes. That is the whole procedure. The line itself lives on the join page.
Ready?
The one-line command and the three ways to join are on the join page.
Go to the join pageLinux and macOS today. Windows: when the one-click installer is measured on a fresh machine.
We do not ask you to trust us. Every sealed result can be checked by anyone with the published key, and every energy figure will come with the method and the hardware it was measured on.


Preview. The network is being built in the open; every figure on this page is measured or marked as not yet measured.