Compute is being built.
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We pulled Compute from the Q3 public launch because selling distributed compute we do not yet operate at scale would be selling vapor. Closed-alpha is in progress with a small group of design partners. Public alpha opens in late 2026; reserve a slot below.
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Selling compute you do not operate is selling vapor.
Distributed compute is the most over-promised category in our industry. Every other launch week, a new platform announces “serverless GPU” or “edge inference at scale” with a slick landing page and a Stripe button — and 90% of the time the underlying fleet is two H100s in a colo and a Cloudflare Worker in front. We were not going to do that. When a developer sends a job to compute.tanvrit.com, the queue, the scheduler, the isolation boundary, and the billing meter all need to be real before we charge the first dollar.
We had a CEO audit in April. The honest answer was: we have a working SDK, a working agent, and a control plane that schedules jobs across our own machines reliably. We do not yet have GPU capacity at the scale required to serve a public launch. Pulling Compute out of the Q3 launch list cost us marketing momentum but gave us six months to build the capacity correctly — multi-region control plane, per-tenant isolation, per-second billing audited against an actual ledger, and GPU pools that can absorb a 10x spike without queueing for an hour.
When public alpha opens, the SLO will be published, the prices will not change beneath you, the API surface will be versioned, and the agent binary will be reproducible. Until then the only honest invitation is “join the waitlist” — not a free trial of something that does not exist.