Bixberry is a people-powered network for AI that rewards you for sharing your idle internet connection to help AI assistants answer with current, accurate information.
The problem Bixberry solves
AI assistants like ChatGPT and Claude need to check the live web to answer questions accurately. A model is trained once, then the world keeps moving — prices change, shops close, news happens — so anything current has to come from a real-time look at the internet, not from what the model already knows.
That lookup has to come from somewhere. A data center in another country sees a different web than a real connection in a real place — different prices, different results, sometimes no local view at all. The gap isn't how fast AI can think. It's whether it has an accurate, current, local view of the internet to think about.
When AI requests are routed through a network of real people's connections — spread across countries and cities, not concentrated in a handful of data centers — AI gets a live, local view of the internet instead of a distant, generic one. The answer reflects what's actually true, right now, where the question is being asked from.
How Bixberry works
When you install Bixberry, your connection joins a global network of people who've chosen to shar. Here’s what happens, step by step:
You install the Bixberry app on your device (Windows, macOS, Android, or iOS). It runs quietly in the background.
Bixberry uses a small portion of your idle internet connection — resources you weren't using anyway.
Every time your connection helps the network, your account earns rewards — shown in your dashboard as a USD value — which you can redeem for gift cards in the Rewards section