Idle hardware earns when it is useful.
- Metered at the gateway
- Reputation unlocks higher-value tiers
- Owner-defined limits stay attached
The cloud is already everywhere
RentYourCompute turns spare PCs, phones, mini-PCs, and local shop fleets into one decentralized data center—without routing customer traffic through our control plane.
A decentralized data center, built one useful node at a time.

Distributed supply
Everyday hardwarePCs · phones · mini-PCs · routersThe mismatch
Compute is concentrated in a few providers and regions, while capable hardware depreciates in homes, offices, and computer shops.
RYC connects the unused supply to people who need affordable, interruptible capacity.
From spare machine to useful capacity
Built to keep the network simple: providers stay in control, buyers see what they are renting, and the data path remains direct.
Install the agent on a PC, phone, or mini-PC. It dials outbound only—no ports to open and no static secrets on the device.
RYC places devices on an encrypted WireGuard network. The control plane sets desired state and brokers the match.
Buyers choose by reputation, reliability, and price. Usage is metered at the gateway and customer traffic stays off RYC servers.

For hardware owners
Turn a spare desktop, a drawer of phones, or an entire shop fleet into metered capacity. You decide when it runs and how much of your connection it can use.
One marketplace, two useful outcomes
RYC turns fragmented supply into a market buyers can actually evaluate.
Spin up in minutes, with transparent egress and a traditional-cloud fallback for critical work.
The architecture boundary
Distributed supply only works when the marketplace is honest about what it does—and what it does not do.
Honest reliability
Lowest-cost capacity that may disappear when a device goes offline.
Capacity from providers meeting stronger availability expectations.
Higher-assurance supply with stricter network and provider checks.
We do not promise AWS-grade uptime. Best-effort capacity is interruptible by design. For workloads that cannot tolerate interruption, traditional cloud remains the fallback.
The network starts with one machine
Bring supply, rent capacity, or help shape the marketplace while it is early.