Hadron.

Five products you know. Zero servers.

Each demo below is a working product experience from a category you use every day: a spreadsheet, a video editor, an upload pipeline, a photo editor, an AI assistant. Every computation inside them runs on the device you are holding, routed there by Hadron's patent-pending dispatch runtime, with every decision explained on screen. The pages are static files; there is no application server anywhere.

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Spreadsheet · Excel-class

A million-row model, instant

Edit cells, write formulas, pivot and sort a 1,000,000-row workbook. The recalculation that large web spreadsheets send to metered cloud compute happens on your GPU, with a live money-saved counter.

1,000,000 formulas on-device Open the spreadsheet →
Video Editor · Premiere-class

A real render pipeline

Grade, soften, sharpen and vignette a clip on a timeline, then render every frame through genuine GPU convolutions. The most expensive consumer workload on the internet, running where the footage already is.

56.6M samples per render Open the editor →
Upload Pipeline · YouTube-class

What happens after you hit publish

The platform-side ingest ladder: three renditions transcoded per frame, thumbnails extracted, scene changes scanned. Video platforms burn more GPU on this than anyone on earth. Here it never leaves the tab.

638 GPU dispatches per publish Publish a clip →
Photo Editor · Photoshop-class

Filters where the photo lives

Soften, sharpen, edge-trace and emboss a 3.1-megapixel image through real convolution kernels, with brightness and contrast sliders. The renders that media tools bill to their cloud, done on your silicon.

3.1MP × 3 channels convolved Open the editor →
AI Workspace · Claude-class

A language model on your device

Where web AI tools default to a rented cloud environment, this assistant loads a real model, up to Llama-class 1B, and streams tokens from your own hardware. Conversations never leave the device.

Real inference · 0 bytes to servers Open the workspace →
Device gauntlet · 33 workloads scored on your hardware Technical rig · the 34-test engine room + dispatch theater Live comparisons · head-to-head races vs naive baselines