Receipt-backed
GPU rendering.
Upload a Blender scene. Farpy routes the render to remote RTX GPU workers, returns frames + ZIP output, and generates a public-safe receipt proving the render completed.
How fast are renders?
Depends on scene complexity, queue pressure, frame count, and active GPU lanes. Small Blender jobs can complete in minutes.
Can I track progress live?
Yes. Status pages show queue state, node identity, render progress, preview frames, receipts, and verification metadata.
Can strangers access my outputs?
No. Outputs remain private by default unless explicit sharing is added later by the owner.
Why does Farpy exist?
To make remote GPU rendering feel simple, cheap, visible, and usable without enterprise renderfarm friction.
What should I render first?
Start with a tiny 5-frame test render. Confirm the rail, receipt, preview, and ZIP before sending heavier scenes.
Does my PC keep working?
Yes. Rendering happens remotely, so your local machine is not stuck grinding through the render.
What is Farpy?
Farpy is a remote Blender rendering utility. Upload a .blend scene and remote GPU workers render frames externally instead of using your local PC.
What happens after upload?
The scene enters the Farpy render queue, gets claimed by a remote NodeMuncher GPU lane, renders remotely, then returns receipt metadata and downloadable ZIP output.
Why is it so cheap?
Farpy currently operates lean seeded GPU lanes during private alpha. Small Blender renders can complete for cents instead of requiring expensive subscriptions.
What is a receipt?
A Farpy receipt is public-safe metadata proving a render completed. Receipts include timing, node identity, verification state, and render metadata without exposing private outputs.
Who can access outputs?
ZIP outputs stay owner/private by default. Public receipts do not expose project files or output ZIPs unless explicitly shared later.
What if rendering fails?
Failed renders cost $0. Charges only apply after successful completion and receipt verification.
Do I need a subscription?
No. Farpy currently works using prepaid render balance. Small topups like $1, $3, or $5 are enough to start testing renders.
What GPUs power Farpy?
Current seeded alpha lanes run on dual RTX 3090 NodeMunchers while additional trusted GPU lanes gradually come online.
What is a NodeMuncher?
A NodeMuncher is a remote GPU worker that claims render jobs, renders frames independently, then returns outputs and verification receipts back to Farpy.
Can I use the Blender addon?
Yes. The Farpy Blender addon uploads scenes directly from Blender and tracks render progress remotely without manual ZIP handling.
Can I pay with crypto?
Lightning Network support is being integrated gradually during alpha. Stripe topups remain the primary supported payment flow today.
Is this real?
Yes. Public receipts, live render previews, node receipts, and completed proof pages are visible across the Farpy render rail.