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Network explorer

What the rootmode network has been asked for, counted by day. Tokens, requests, the models people run, and the workers answering.

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Daily activity

Tokens per day

Words in and words out, as counted by the workers that answered.

In Out
Tokens per day, split into input and output
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Tokens, cumulative

Every token the network has answered, running total. Its own panel rather than a second axis on the chart beside it — two scales on one plot is the easiest way to misread a chart.

Cumulative tokens answered
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Active workers, per day

Workers that reported activity, split by whether the collector had heard from them before. Not people: the collector never sees a client, so this counts the answering side.

Returning First seen
Distinct keys submitting jobs per day
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What workers earned, per day

At the prices each worker set. It goes to the operators — the network takes no cut, because there is nobody in the middle to take one.

Worker earnings per day
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Requests per day

One job submitted and answered is one request, text or picture.

Requests answered per day
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Most-asked models

Tokens over the last 30 days, by the model a job named.

Busiest workers

By tokens answered in the last 24 hours.

Workers

PeerLabelServesModels Tokens 24hRequests 24hStatus

Where these numbers come from

From workers, never from clients. Every figure here is reported by the machines that answered: request counts, token totals their inference server measured, and what they charged. A client reports nothing — no prompt, no answer, and not even the fact that it asked passes through this page's data.

Reporting is a choice an operator makes, and it is off by default. A worker that stays quiet still serves jobs and simply does not appear here, so counts are a floor, never a census — real traffic is higher than this page can show.

Each report is signed with the worker's own key, so an invented node cannot inflate a chart, and the collector reads a country from the connection and drops the address. That collector is a normal server — the one centralised piece of rootmode, and one the network keeps working entirely without.

Feed: GET /stats.json · one object, days / models / workers · source in services/stats