Blender Rendering
One frame = one Work Unit. Compatible Windows Workers render frames and return results.
Historical private-scope evidence. Not publicly available.
G-push is crowdfunding for computing power.
Support the projects you care about with spare compute—not money.
Support the projects you care about with spare compute—not money.
Private testing. Public access is not available.
- 1Choose a project
- 2Offer compute
- 3Work Units
- 4Compatible devices
- 5Verification
- 6Project progress
You choose what moves forward.
G-push is a way to support ideas that need computing power. Instead of donating money, you contribute spare compute. Verified results come together to move your chosen project forward.
01Choose a project
Understand its purpose and work, then choose what you want to support.
02Offer spare compute
A compatible Worker offers computing capacity from an approved device.
03Divide work into Work Units
The project's work is split into small, bounded units of execution.
04Run on compatible devices
Work goes to devices with the required capabilities—not every task to every device.
05Verify the results
Submitted results are checked against workload rules and server-owned acceptance conditions.
06Move the project forward
Only verified, accepted work contributes to project progress and contribution records.
A project starts with a purpose.
Rendering a film, running a scientific calculation, or comparing experimental conditions: a project connects the purpose you support with the work it needs. This site explains that model. A public project directory and public submissions are not available.
Three kinds of work. One shared idea.
Science Compute
Fixed, reviewed workloads such as Monte Carlo pi estimation and a bounded oscillator calculation, with defined execution limits.
Local/disposable proof only. New physical and Production proof is pending.
Parameter Sweep
A bounded experiment grid becomes distributed Work Units. Verified cells come together in an aggregate heatmap.
Local/disposable proof only. New physical and Production proof is pending.
A real product, with visible progress.
These are actual rendered G-push interfaces: development fixtures, a UI candidate, and historical private evidence. Values are not live, and this is not a public service. Select any image to inspect it at full size.
Explore Worker and contributor screens
Contribution stays with you.
Contribution Score is a permanent record of verified, accepted contribution.
Non-buyable · Non-transferable · Non-spendable · Permanent
It is not money, cryptocurrency, or GP. Using GP does not spend this contribution record.
GP keeps compute moving.
GP is a reusable internal compute utility point. In private testing, the intended cycle is to earn GP from verified compute and use it to support computing for another project.
Not cash · Not cryptocurrency · Not tradable
Not currently purchasable. No cash-out. No P2P transfer. GP Production activation and proof are pending.
Only accepted work counts.
A disconnected device need not mean lost progress: unfinished work can be reassigned. Execution may repeat; acceptance and accounting must not be duplicated.
- Verified results
- Only results that meet workload verification and acceptance rules count.
- Leases and reassignment
- Assignments have a time limit. Expired, unfinished work can be reassigned.
- Late-result protection
- Late or superseded assignments must not overwrite accepted results.
- Exactly-once accounting
- Accepted work must not create duplicate Contribution or GP settlement.
Evidence scope and technical detail
Historical private Blender recovery and P3 Contribution have scoped Production and physical proof. This does not establish public availability or proof of every current feature.
PRODUCTION_PROVEN / PHYSICAL_PROVEN — historical private scope only.
GP exactly-once settlement, science compute, and parameter sweeps have local/disposable proof only. New physical and Production proof is pending.
PRIVATE_ONLY — current gated private testing.
The G-push story — Film in preparation
Built with boundaries.
Current G-push testing is private and scoped. Projects, approved devices, reviewed workloads, and output access have explicit boundaries. Result verification and acceptance are owned by the server.
This is not a public service for running arbitrary programs. These boundaries limit risk; they are not a promise of absolute security. Public access and public submission are not enabled.
Download the Windows Preview.
G-push Preview for Windows (0.2.0-rc.10) is available. This Judge Preview is not code-signed, so verify the SHA-256 before you run it.
Android
Coming SoonDeveloper / other platforms
Not availableRelease details and verification
- Version
- 0.2.0-rc.10
- Channel
- Preview
- File name
- G-push-Worker-Setup-0.2.0-rc.10-x64.exe
- Size
- 188.6 MiB (197808937 bytes)
- SHA-256
1ced62d3ed5f2e10ac2c255e44c29c6e32d8592fc3fd802a7516f661335e2998- Signature
- None — this Judge Preview is intentionally unsigned
- System requirements
- Windows 10 or Windows 11, 64-bit / administrator consent / about 2 GB free space
- Updates
- G-push can notify you when a new Preview version is available. Nothing installs or restarts without your decision.
First public Windows Preview. The console is the main window and the Worker panel opens from it. An invited account signs in once, and the device keeps its identity across restarts and updates. An update never restarts the application while a Work Unit is running.
This Preview is not code-signed, so Windows cannot verify its publisher. If SmartScreen shows "Windows protected your PC", choose More info and then Run anyway; the publisher appears as Unknown Publisher. That is expected. Please do not disable SmartScreen, antivirus, Smart App Control or any other Windows security feature, and do not change device policy, to install this Preview. If your device is managed and blocks unsigned applications, install it on a personal device or ask your administrator.
Verify the download before running it: Get-FileHash -Algorithm SHA256 .\G-push-Worker-Setup-0.2.0-rc.10-x64.exe must match the SHA-256 above.
More possibility. Shared by choice.
Good ideas can be held back by the compute they need. G-push's vision is to connect spare computing power with projects that need it. Choose what you care about, and let small contributions add up to verified progress.
Frequently asked questions
Is G-push crowdfunding with money?
No. The idea is to support the projects you choose with spare computing power instead of money. G-push is currently in private testing.
What are a Worker and a Work Unit?
A Worker is software that executes compatible compute tasks. A Work Unit is a small, bounded piece of that work. Tasks are assigned according to device capabilities.
Does Android run Blender?
No. Android supports only compatible bounded science workloads. Blender rendering is for compatible Windows Workers. The Windows Preview is available from this page; the Android build is coming soon.
What happens if a device disconnects?
Work assignments have leases. Unfinished work can be reassigned after expiry. Late results from old assignments are checked so they do not duplicate acceptance or accounting.
How are Contribution Score and GP different?
Contribution Score is a permanent record that cannot be bought, transferred, or spent. GP is an internal utility point for supporting compute on another project. It is not cash or cryptocurrency and cannot currently be purchased, traded, cashed out, or transferred person to person. GP evidence remains private-scope.
Can I upload my own executable code?
No. Workloads are fixed, reviewed, and bounded. Arbitrary uploaded WASM, EXE, or shell scripts are not supported.
Can I join, submit a project, or download now?
Public access and public project submission are not enabled yet. The Windows G-push Preview (0.2.0-rc.10) is available to download; the Android build is coming soon.