Solar generation
Rooftop solar can supply renewable energy while your computer is available to the network.
Download and install SolarCompute Host software on your compatible home PC—or purchase a preconfigured SolarCompute machine through your account dashboard.
SolarCompute connects compatible computers located alongside renewable energy with people and businesses that need computing capacity.
You remain the owner of your computer. SolarCompute coordinates approved workloads, records eligible network activity and reports your machine status and earnings through your dashboard.
Solar and battery storage make a home especially well suited to hosting. Final workload capability is determined after the Host application checks the computer.
Rooftop solar can supply renewable energy while your computer is available to the network.
A household battery can extend renewable-powered availability beyond peak solar production.
Use a suitable Windows x64 home PC or dedicated SolarCompute machine. Hardware is checked after activation.
The Host application needs a stable internet connection to receive work and report machine status.
Solar and battery storage support the renewable-energy mission, but workload eligibility also depends on the computer’s CPU, GPU, memory and operating environment.
Rooftop solar produces renewable power.
Your battery keeps energy available.
Your PC processes an approved workload.
SolarCompute coordinates the result.
Eligible verified usage is recorded.
The installer and activation token are provided securely inside your SolarCompute dashboard after your Host subscription is active.
Register with an email address you plan to keep and complete email verification.
Create account →Sign in, open Dashboard → Subscribe and select an available Host plan. Installer download and machine activation require an active subscription.
Open Host subscription →Once subscribed, select Download Host installer. The dashboard supplies the latest Windows x64 stable release, version and file size.
Select Generate activation token and copy it immediately. The raw token is displayed only once and cannot be recovered.
Run the installer on the computer you want to connect. Open the Host application and enter the one-time activation token when prompted.
After activation, the Host application creates a secure machine identity, reports hardware capabilities and connects the computer to your account.
SolarCompute matches approved workloads to compatible available machines. Follow machine activity, status and earnings from your dashboard.
Your machine is assigned only workloads compatible with its reported hardware and approved network configuration.
Work is coordinated through SolarCompute’s controlled workload system rather than giving customers direct access to your computer.
Activation creates a dedicated machine credential. Your personal account password is not used by the machine.
Public network reporting does not expose home addresses, personal credentials, private IP details or raw machine tokens.
SolarCompute records eligible usage completed by connected Host machines. The energy rate is controlled by current network policy and can change as network capacity and demand change.
Actual earnings depend on verified energy usage, machine availability, hardware compatibility, eligible workloads and the network policy applying at the time. Displayed rates are not a guarantee of workload volume or total income.
Solar panels and battery storage provide the strongest alignment with renewable-powered hosting. A battery can extend availability outside peak solar production. The computer and its operating environment must also meet network requirements.
Potentially. Install SolarCompute Host on a compatible Windows x64 computer. After activation, the software reports its capabilities so SolarCompute can determine which approved workloads it may support.
No. Workloads are coordinated through SolarCompute. The public network does not publish your address, credentials, raw tokens or private infrastructure details.
No. The displayed rate comes from the current SolarCompute network policy and may change as capacity and demand change. Applicable activity is recorded under the policy in effect at that time.
After signing in and activating a Host subscription, open the Subscribe page in your dashboard. The stable installer download and one-time activation-token controls appear there.
Create your account, activate a Host plan and connect a compatible computer to SolarCompute.