Enclave app store: deploy WebAssembly apps on confidential GPUs
Simply pick an app and deploy it.
Browse ready-to-run apps and launch any of them on private, confidential hardware in a couple of clicks. Pay from your wallet for exactly the time you use - your wallet is your account: no setup, no subscription. And everything here is open: an app's code and listing can't be swapped out from under you, and you can verify what you're running yourself, before it touches your data. Built something of your own? Publishing it takes a minute, and your app can charge an hourly fee that lands straight in your wallet whenever someone runs it.
Publish a Wasm app version.
Add a wasi:http component release to the on-chain catalog. Its bytes go on IPFS; the CID and metadata go on Base. An app is keyed by slug in your wallet's namespace; publish the same slug again to cut a new version. Only you (msg.sender) can add versions, edit, or delist it. New to building components? The developer guide takes you from an empty directory to a published app.
Deploy an app.
Deploying is deliberately simple: pick an app from the store, set two dials - a GPU share and a CPU share - and fund it from your wallet. Hit Deploy and a confidential enclave claims the work, boots your app, and hands back its URL in seconds - the provisioning output and your running apps live on your Dashboard. Your wallet is your account - no servers, no lock-in: it's one call to the public REST API, shown here exactly as it goes out, and Dry run lets you inspect everything before spending anything. Building your own app? The developer guide walks you through it.
Connect your wallet from the header. It's used only to sign in & pay - your wallet is your account.
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