Early network · building in public
Malibu runs.
Every number below reads straight off the coordinator — no dashboards, no theater. Early network, building in the open.
Connecting…
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Signed & verifiable
Every response is signed on-node. You can check it yourself.
You're only billed when the receipt verifies — settlement refunds anything it can't.
A receipt proves who served the response and that it wasn't altered — not that the answer is correct. Forward-pass attestation (TOPLOC) is planned for v1.
Ed25519 signature check
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Live demo: we generate a keypair, sign a sample receipt tuple, and verify the signature in your browser — the Ed25519 primitive at the core of every Malibu receipt. Production receipts add RFC 8785 canonicalization; verify a real one with
malibu-verify.Tokens served
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All-time · in + out
Requests
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Prompts routed by the coordinator
Bandwidth
—GB/s
Aggregate pool capacity
Requests / min · last 30m
Traffic
rpm
Awaiting first traffic — every prompt lands here, signed.
Peak —
Now —
Tokens / min · last 30m
Aggregate network throughput
in
out
No throughput in the last 30 minutes.
In peak —
Out peak —
Total tokens across every request running at once — it rises as the pool absorbs concurrent load. It is not the speed of a single stream, which moves the opposite way as the network fills.
Per-request · decode
Stream speed
single stream
—tok/smedian
p10–p90
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The speed a single stream sees — separate from the aggregate throughput total, and typically lower as the pool fills.
Token split · all-time
In vs out
in —
out —
— %
— %
Under the hood
The pool, right now.
Capacity headroom
—%
Share of the pool sitting idle, ready for new work.
GPU cores
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CPU cores
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Unified RAM
—GB
Models serving
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