First Crowd-Processing Mobile Solution
Processing
the Future
Donate your smartphone's spare processing power to science while playing a game and earning real rewards.
Donate your smartphone's spare processing power to science while playing a game and earning real rewards.
Alantu is the first crowd-processing mobile solution based on a gamified community. We harness the idle processing power of smartphones — collectively — to tackle the world's most demanding scientific challenges.
Powered by the BOINC platform — the same technology behind legendary projects like SETI@home — Alantu makes it effortless for anyone with an Android phone to contribute to groundbreaking research in astronomy, climate science, medicine, physics, and more.
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Three simple actions with one powerful collective impact.
Complete missions and challenges inside the Alantu game. Level up, unlock achievements, and have fun while your phone contributes to important research in the background.
When your device is plugged in, connected to WiFi, and the screen is off, Alantu donates your unused CPU cycles to verified scientific research projects around the world.
Earn points for every unit of processing power you contribute. Redeem them for in-game perks, virtual goods, and real-world rewards from our growing partner network.
Install the free app from the Google Play Store — works on Android 4.1 and above with a 1.5 GHz dual-core processor and 1 GB RAM.
Browse and select from astronomy, climate research, physics, medicine and more, all via the trusted BOINC platform.
Connect to WiFi and plug in your charger. Alantu works silently while you sleep or when the screen is off — no battery drain, no data usage.
Watch your contribution grow in real time and collect your well-earned rewards back in the game.
Join thousands of Alantu players already contributing to science. Download the free app today and start making a difference — one idle CPU cycle at a time.
Alantu is powered by BOINC — Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing — the world's leading open-source platform for volunteer computing, developed by UC Berkeley.
