SALLAR

SALLAR turns idle smartphone capacity into a DePIN compute network: after installing the app, a device picks up micro-tasks in AI inference, big data and research in the background and settles rewards by contribution. Scheduling runs in four-hour epochs, each account receives a Solana sub-wallet as its deposit and withdrawal address, and holding tokens raises the reward multiplier within an epoch; task allocation and result checks rely on benchmarks and contribution scoring to filter out idle farming.

On the demand side the network sells task packages priced in points, quoting combinations of CPU, GPU, memory and duration from business automation up to model training, and a partnership with Nosana links phone capacity to its GPU network to widen the range of AI workloads. Contracts were audited by Hacken, the mobile app ships for Android and iOS, cumulative users stand near 5,000 and active nodes above 2,400. Jobs ship as container images, results return with hash verification, nodes settle by completed work, and idle devices join automatically while charging.