CloudBoiler is
under development.

Where we are

CloudBoiler is being developed as a managed, branchable, serviceable, expandable platform that routes recovered compute heat to household thermal branches.

Development is happening across several fronts in parallel: the thermal-bus architecture, individual branch categories, the compute-source interface, deployment-mode configurations, and the pilot program structure itself.

How to read the status labels

Branch and source cards across the site carry status labels. Here is what each one commits to — and what it does not.

• Core development category — actively engineered for early pilot deployments; scope and details continue to evolve.
• Engineering review — under active technical review; may or may not proceed to pilot; scope may change substantially.
• Future pilot category — planned for later pilot phases; not committed to a date.
• Developmental — general "not final" marker for configurations still being defined.
• Concept only — exploratory; no committed development path, no timeline.
• BYOC · Future pilot — bring-your-own-compute adapter concept; developmental, no compatibility guarantee.

What is not promised

What CloudBoiler explicitly does not commit to in the current development phase:

• No firm shipping dates.
• No universal compatibility with existing appliances or homes.
• No guaranteed compute income, workload availability, or utilization.
• No guaranteed performance, savings, emissions reduction, or efficiency numbers.
• No consumer self-installation.
• No universal retrofit promise for BYOC or gaming-hardware source concepts.
• No total privacy, offline-AI, or cybersecurity guarantee.
• No grid-services payments, credits, or market revenue promises.

This page will be updated as engineering validation, professional review, and pilot findings warrant new claims. Every claim on this site is subject to review and change.

This is a development site

dev.cloudboiler.energy is the internal review environment. Content, structure, and messaging on this domain reflect work-in-progress and may not match any future production site.

External stakeholders reviewing this environment should treat every page as subject to change and coordinate feedback through the pilot program contact.