When your console is sitting idle, its spare capacity could help someone else get useful work done. IdleGPU is exploring how to connect that capacity with processing demand—and reward owners for verified work.
Console earnings are not available yet. Join the access test to help us validate the idea.
Register your PS5 and get a private test link. If your console can open it, run the short check and help us explore how idle console capacity could support useful processing.
PS5 access is still being tested. Registration does not start paid work or generate earnings.
Register your PS5 ↗Create your private test link, then open Microsoft Edge on your Xbox Series X/S through My Games & Apps → Apps. Visit the link and start the short capability check.
Help us test a future earning option for time between gaming sessions. Console support and earnings remain in development.
Register your Xbox ↗Create the link on your phone or computer, then open it on the console if browser access permits. Links expire after seven days and can be revoked. Anyone with a link can submit that session’s test summary, so keep it private.
Copy it now, or find it in the email sent to your verified address. The full link contains your private test token.
A browser shader check is the first gate. A trained-model or useful image-processing workload, independent result validation and economic testing must follow.
Choose a console family and create a revocable test link.
Check whether the available console browser can reach the page.
Explicitly start a small synthetic image operation; stop at any time.
Choose to save a capability summary to your account.
Illustrative targets below the Starter tier. They apply only as a scenario for future eligible browser work; they are not available prices or compensation.
Final rates need measured useful throughput, electricity, validation cost and demand. Browser access can constrain work even when console hardware is powerful.
Opening the page and passing a graphics check do not generate earnings. Hardware acceleration, sustained processing and paid-console eligibility remain unverified.
We do not count animation, idle time, rejected work or browser claims as paid GPU processing.
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