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Desktop App · Windows v2.0.0 Stable

ScoobyBench

Unmask your machine's true AI performance — actual vs. claimed, with evidence.

Vendors publish benchmark numbers under ideal lab conditions. Your laptop — with thermal throttling, mixed drivers, and real power limits — tells a different story. ScoobyBench runs reproducible AI inference workloads (ONNX and local Ollama models) on your own hardware, captures detailed telemetry, and hands you a clear scorecard of what your machine can actually do, and why.

ScoobyBench — interface preview
Llama-2-7B · FP16 · 3 repeats
Vendor claim
82 tok/s
Your result
54 tok/s
Grade · B+

Delta −34% · probable cause: thermal throttling — GPU sustained 91°C after 40s. p50 18ms · p90 31ms · p99 58ms.

Live telemetry · streamed over WebSocket
CPU
42%
GPU
97%
GPU temp
89°C

CPU, GPU, memory, temperature, and power draw graphed in real time — run a benchmark in another tab and watch the impact live.

Hardware-aware recommendations · RTX 4060 · 8 GB VRAM
llama3 · 8B · Q4Compatible
gemma4:e4b · 4BCompatible
Mixtral-8x7B · FP16Needs 24 GB+ VRAM

Know what your machine can run before you download 5 GB.

Reproducible reports · full environment snapshot
"run_id": "sbench_20250514_143022",
"tokens_per_sec": 54.2, "delta_pct": -24.7,
"baseline_source": "MLPerf v4.0"
JSON HTML CSV Compare runs
Actual vs. claimed Gap analysis against MLPerf baselines and vendor numbers — with probable root causes: throttling, VRAM caps, driver issues.
ONNX + Ollama benchmarking Tokens/sec, p50/p90/p99 latency, VRAM, and power for ONNX models and locally pulled Ollama models alike.
Live system telemetry Real-time CPU, GPU, memory, temperature, and power graphs streamed over WebSocket while you benchmark.
Hardware-aware model browser Recommendations matched to your actual hardware — compatible models highlighted, incompatible ones flagged.
Reproducible reports JSON, HTML, and CSV exports with a full environment snapshot — shareable, comparable, and structured for community baselines.
Private by default Everything stays in local SQLite. No cloud dependency, no PII — safe to run even on corporate hardware.
View on GitHub ScoobyBench Setup.exe · Windows 10/11
SDK · Rust Core Foundation Build

NexusLink Engine

The networking backbone for local-first, peer-to-peer apps — build the UI, not the plumbing.

A headless LAN/WAN communication SDK that gives your app secure peer discovery, end-to-end-encrypted sessions, reliable messaging, verified file transfer, and encrypted storage — behind one clean API. No cloud server anywhere in the loop.

Zero-server by design Peers talk directly over LAN or WAN. No hosting bills, no added latency, no single point of failure.
Batteries-included encryption X25519 key agreement with per-direction ChaCha20-Poly1305 and perfect forward secrecy — you never touch the crypto.
Reliability you don't have to build Ordered, replay-protected messaging and chunked, SHA-256-verified file transfer out of the box.
Embed it anywhere A Rust crate, a stable C ABI header, and a pip-installable Python SDK — with interop paths for Node, Flutter, and Go.
View on GitHub not on PyPI yet — build from source

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