> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://info.gpunity.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://info.gpunity.io/about-gpunity/getting-started.md). # Getting Started
### The GPU Sharing Dashboard The GPU Sharing Dashboard is your starting point in GPUnity. Everything happens right here, no downloads, no complicated setup. #### 1. Connect Your Wallet Simply connect your Ethereum wallet on the left-hand panel. This links your account, tracks your rewards, and logs your session history. #### 2. GPU Detection Your GPU is automatically detected and benchmarked. You’ll see details like tier, vendor, and performance score (e.g., NVIDIA RTX 4070 Ti with 1500 FPS). #### 3. Stress Control Use the **stress level slider** to decide how much GPU power you want to contribute. * Low = lighter usage * High = maximum output and **maximum rewards** #### 4. Start Sharing Click **Start Sharing** and your GPU begins powering the network instantly. Just keep this screen open, and your points will start accumulating in real time. #### 5. Track Progress Your **session points**, **uptime**, and **lifetime points** are updated live. The **session history** shows a full log of your contributions.\
### Staking (Coming Soon) The Staking Dashboard lets you put your $UNITY tokens to work and earn rewards in USDC with simple 24-hour lock periods. #### 1. Connect Your Wallet Make sure your wallet is connected on the left-hand panel. This is required to deposit and track your $UNITY stakes. #### 2. Enter Stake Amount In the **Stake $UNITY Tokens** box, enter the amount of tokens you want to lock. Each stake comes with a **24-hour lock period**, after which rewards start accruing. #### 3. Track Your Stakes The top panel shows: * **Total Staked**: How much $UNITY you’ve locked. * **Pending Rewards**: Your current earnings in USDC. * **Active Stakes**: The number of ongoing positions. #### 4. Claim Rewards Once your rewards are available, use the **Claim USDC Rewards** panel to withdraw them directly into your wallet. Rewards are distributed proportionally, based on how much $UNITY you’ve staked.
### Earnings The Earnings Dashboard tracks everything you make from GPU sharing and provides an easy way to withdraw your rewards. #### 1. Earnings Overview At the top, you’ll see your key stats: * **Total Earned**: The total amount you’ve made from GPU sharing. * **Available Balance**: The portion that’s ready to withdraw. * **Pending Balance**: Rewards that are still being calculated. * **Total Withdrawn**: The total you’ve already claimed. #### 2. Withdraw Earnings When funds are available, enter the amount you’d like to withdraw in the **Withdraw Earnings** box. Rewards are denominated in USD and can be transferred directly to your connected wallet. #### 3. Transaction History This section logs all your withdrawals and activity, giving you full visibility of your past earnings. #### 4. Earnings Chart The **Earnings Overview** includes a visual chart that maps your GPU sharing rewards over time, so you can easily track performance and growth.
### Activity The Activity Dashboard gives you a complete overview of your GPU sharing sessions and points earned. #### 1. Session Summary At the top, you’ll see two key stats: * **Total Sessions**: The number of times you’ve shared your GPU. * **24h Points**: Points you’ve earned in the last 24 hours. #### 2. Session Log Every session is recorded here with full details: * **Date & Time**: When the session started. * **Final Stress Level**: The GPU load you selected (higher stress = higher rewards). * **Points Earned**: The rewards gained for that session. #### 3. Tracking Your Progress Each row represents a single GPU sharing session. Over time, this log helps you see which stress levels and session lengths generate the most rewards.
### Announcements The **Announcements** page keeps you up to date with the latest updates, bug fixes, and important notices about GPUnity. #### 1. Update Log Each announcement is timestamped with the date, so you always know when changes were made. Updates are clearly labeled as: * **Bug Fix** (red) → Issues resolved to keep the platform stable. * **Update** (blue) → Improvements or new features added. * **Announcement** (yellow) → General news such as beta launches or new rollouts. #### 2. Why It Matters This section ensures full transparency — you’ll always know what’s been fixed, what’s been updated, and what’s coming next. It’s your direct link to the development progress behind GPUnity.
### More The **More** tab gives you access to additional features, customisation options, and helpful resources to make your GPUnity experience even smoother. #### 1. Features & Settings * **Dark Mode** *(Coming Soon)* → Toggle between light and dark themes for your dashboard. * **Notifications** → Enable push notifications so you never miss important updates or earnings alerts. * **Auto Connect** → Automatically connect your wallet when you open the platform. * **Language** *(Coming Soon)* → Choose your preferred language for a personalized experience. #### 2. Quick Access Resources * **About** → Learn more about GPUnity and the team. \[Follow on X] * **Help & Support** → Get help, access FAQs, and reach out to the support team. \[Join Telegram] * **External Resources** → Explore documentation and links for advanced users. \[View Docs] #### 3. Why It Matters The **More** tab is your control center for personalization and support. Whether you want to enable auto-connect, explore guides, or stay in touch with the team, everything you need is right here.