Grass
Share bandwidth for AI training datasets and earn Grass Points toward GRASS token or USDC rewards on your Raspberry Pi.
What is Grass?
Grass is a DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network) that uses residential bandwidth to collect publicly available web data for AI training datasets. AI companies need enormous volumes of diverse, clean web data to train their models — and sourcing it through real residential connections is far more representative than scraping from data centers.
How it works
Your Pi routes web data collection requests through your real home internet connection. The data collected is publicly available web content — nothing private is accessed. Grass operates as a transparent bandwidth layer.
What you earn
You earn Grass Points, which Grass uses to decide rewards that may include GRASS tokens (tradeable on major cryptocurrency exchanges) or USDC, at Grass's discretion. GRASS launched its token in late 2024 and has an active community. Early node operators have historically received favorable token allocations. Earnings depend on your uptime and bandwidth availability.
Setup on PiLoader OS
Requires a Grass account (grass.io). Click Sign in to Grass in the PiLoader OS dashboard and sign in on Grass's own sign-in page, running on your device — your Grass password and sign-in code go straight to Grass, and PiLoader OS never receives them. Your device then runs the official Grass browser extension, managed entirely by PiLoader OS — no command line, no config files, no technical knowledge required.
Run Grass on your Pi
Grass is included with every PiLoader OS license — along with 17 other earning modules. Try everything for 45 days, no credit card required.
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