One compact family
Related versions share one durable library instead of multiplying full copies.
Patent pending technology
Tensor Archive keeps large collections of models, games and creative projects in much less space — and brings back any version whenever you need it.
Why Tensor Archive
A model has quantizations and fine-tunes. A game has builds. A creative project has scenes and revisions. A development stack has versions of the same tools. Tensor Archive keeps those relationships without changing the result.
Related versions share one durable library instead of multiplying full copies.
Choose a version and recover the ordinary bytes its original application expects.
Keep the library durable. Materialize only what you want active right now.
Product family
Each product speaks the language of its workload, with its own application, downloads, support, instructions and evidence.
Models, LoRAs, adapters, quantizations and checkpoints in one smaller, exact local library.
Keep large game collections compact and bring back the exact build you want through launcher-authorized workflows.
3D scenes, assets, materials, VFX and audio projects — with only the active working set kept ready.
Keep many versions of SDKs, tools, containers and environments, then restore the exact setup each build expects.
The T2T network
T2T is a private, distributed delivery network. It combines eligible capacity across your devices and authorized sources, then verifies and rebuilds the exact target.
Actual speed depends on available sources, connection and disk performance.
Private libraries stay inside their authorized scope. Public-model sharing is a separate, explicit opt-in lane.
Eligible devices and network sources can deliver in parallel. Every contribution is verified before the target is accepted.
Reclaim local space temporarily and restore exact data on demand. Nothing will be removed before safe recovery is confirmed.
Users will be able to opt in to approved workloads and earn for verified GPU work completed while their machines are idle.
Future partnerships with studios and publishers could connect discovery, direct licensing and exact delivery in one place.