RunSnack – P2P GPU sharing with a link. Would love feedback from ML people who rent/rent out GPUs

RunSnack, a peer-to-peer GPU sharing platform, lets users rent or share GPUs via a single link, with no accounts, cloud, or platform fees. The tool, built for quick ML tasks, uses sandboxed Docker containers and WebRTC for encrypted, P2P connections, and is seeking feedback from the Hugging Face community on security, pricing, and features.

Hey HF community, I built a tool that might be relevant to a lot of people here who either have idle GPUs or need compute for quick jobs. It’s called RunSnack https://runsnack.com/ — share your GPU with a single link. No accounts, no cloud, no platform fees. Why this matters for ML people: - Need an A100 for 2 hours of inference testing? Find a host, get a link, instant terminal. - Got a 4090 sitting idle overnight? Share it, set your price, negotiate directly. - No KYC, no cloud markup, no usage logs. Just P2P compute. How it works: - Host runs a script → gets a shareable link - Renter opens link in browser → instant xterm.js terminal with GPU access - Everything runs inside a sandboxed Docker container read-only, privilege-dropped - WebRTC data channel — encrypted, P2P, no central server sees your data - Marketplace is organic: post on Discord what you need or offer, negotiate, share link Built for the “quick GPU snack” use case: - ML researcher needs 30 min of inference on a GPU they don’t own - Student wants to fine-tune a model for a few hours without spinning up a cloud instance - Someone with a homelab GPU wants to monetize idle time I’d love feedback from this community on: - Would you use this? Why or why not? - Security concerns? Docker sandbox + GPU passthrough — what would make you trust it enough to either host or rent? - What’s missing? Pre-installed ML frameworks? Persistent storage? Something else? - Pricing expectations? What would you pay per hour for, say, a 4090 vs an Jetson Nano via a P2P link like this? - Is this approach a competitor for sites like RunPod ? Thank you Lastly, I add this 30-sec YouTube reel so everyone gets better the idea