Tangible
Available now · macOS & Linux

Big GPUs,
right where you work.

Open a real cloud GPU inside the tools you already know — your editor, your notebook, a full Blender workstation in the browser. It runs on hardware you’d never fit under your desk, and it answers like it’s sitting right there.

No setup, no SSH keys Billed by the second Runs on any device

Runs the tools you already open

VS Code Cursor JupyterLab Blender Zed JetBrains PyTorch
What you run

One GPU, every kind of heavy work.

Not a raw server you have to configure — a real GPU attached to the exact app you already use, or streamed to your browser. Pick your field.

AI & ML development

Without Tangible

Getting a notebook onto a cloud GPU means quota requests, instance setup, and fighting CUDA versions before you write a line.

With Tangible

Pick a GPU, pick your editor, click launch. VS Code or Cursor attaches to the card, or JupyterLab opens ready — PyTorch and JAX already there, billed by the second.

PyTorch JAX TensorFlow JupyterLab
Who uses it

ML engineers, data scientists, AI researchers

VS Code connected to a remote Tangible GPU, running torch.cuda.is_available()

3D, Blender & Unreal

Without Tangible

A heavy scene crawls on a laptop, and a workstation that keeps up — a Blackwell-class rig — runs well into five figures.

With Tangible

Stream a full Blender or Unreal workstation to your browser on a cloud GPU. Sculpt, shade, and viewport-render at native-feeling latency — from anything, even a thin laptop.

Blender Unreal Engine FreeCAD OpenSCAD
Who uses it

3D artists, game & VFX teams, industrial designers

Blender streamed from a Tangible cloud GPU workstation in the browser

Science & research

Coming soon

Without Tangible

Shared HPC queues mean waiting hours for a slot, and a local GPU server is a five-figure purchase order and a maintenance headache.

With Tangible

Spin up a dedicated GPU box in minutes and run your simulation, training, or analysis in a full Linux workspace — no shared queue, no procurement, gone when you’re done.

Any Linux GPU app Full terminal Bring your own tools
Who uses it

Computational scientists, bioinformaticians, academic researchers

A dedicated Tangible GPU session terminal with native CUDA, torch.cuda.is_available() returning True

Medical imaging

Coming soon

Without Tangible

GPU imaging tools like 3D Slicer or MONAI are pinned to one powerful workstation, in one lab, that everyone has to book.

With Tangible

Run 3D Slicer, MONAI, or napari on a cloud GPU streamed to any device — 3D rendering and segmentation in the browser, nothing to install locally.

3D Slicer MONAI napari ITK-SNAP
Who uses it

Imaging researchers, radiology teams, healthcare IT

GPU-accelerated medical imaging (3D Slicer) streamed from Tangible
Why Tangible

The cloud, without the cloud tax.

Zero setup

No SSH, no Docker, no drivers

We provision the machine, install the CUDA stack, open a secure tunnel, and mount your workspace. You click launch — that’s the whole setup.

Feels local

Your tools, not a web console

The GPU attaches to the editor you already use, or streams the app to your browser at native-feeling latency. No context switch, nothing new to learn.

Fair pricing

Billed by the second

Pay only for the seconds a GPU is actually attached. No idle charges, no minimums, no commitment. Close the session and billing stops.

Real hardware

Consumer & datacenter GPUs

From an RTX 4090 to H100-class cards, matched in a region near you for the shortest path and lowest latency.

Private by default

Sandboxed sessions

Every session runs isolated. End it and the machine is torn down — your data doesn’t linger on someone else’s hardware.

Any device

Works from a thin laptop

The heavy work happens on the GPU, not your machine. A Chromebook, an old MacBook — if it opens a browser, it runs.

How it works

From nothing to running in two clicks.

1

Pick your GPU

Filter by model, VRAM, region, and price. Tangible finds the cheapest matching card near you and shows the exact machine before you commit.

2

Pick your tool

Your editor or notebook, or a streamed workstation. Tangible boots the GPU, sets up the stack, and opens a secure connection.

3

Work

It opens right where you expect — local editor or browser. Run your job. Close it when you’re done and billing stops to the second.

Pricing

Pay for seconds, not servers.

By the second· on-demand
No monthly minimum No idle charges Top up with card or UPI Close session, billing stops

Have a GPU sitting idle?

Turn the card in your machine into income. Tangible can rent your idle GPU to people who need it — you set when it’s available.

Earn with your GPU →
Get started

Get a GPU in your workflow.

Download Tangible, sign in, and launch your first GPU in a couple of minutes.

Download Tangible See what it runs

macOS & Linux · Windows coming soon