honey

One API for distributed AI compute.

Connected GPUs become the hive. Model pools become shared capacity.

Thesis

Honey turns scattered GPUs into one API.

01

Connect compute

GPU owners expose available model-serving capacity to the network.

02

Pool models

Workers capable of serving the same model form shared capacity.

03

Route requests

Developers call one interface instead of managing individual nodes.

04

Show the work

Latency, availability, failures, and usage should be inspectable.

Network

Distributed inference should feel normal to use.

Machines can come online, go offline, change load, or switch models. Honey hides the mess from developers while keeping routing visible.

Use cases

Where pooled inference starts to make sense.

AI agents

Give agents shared inference instead of tying them to one local box.

Local model teams

Combine workstations, lab machines, and rented GPUs behind one endpoint.

App builders

Route model calls for bots, web apps, automations, and internal tools.