Watt
Infrastructure for the intelligence layer.
on demand.

The Watt desktop client. Interface values shown in the original product asset are illustrative, not live fleet statistics.
Watt is Area21’s inference infrastructure. Our own fleet of machines serves chat, embeddings, and structured decisions through an OpenAI-compatible API, with per-call payments in USDC on Base.
Our work
- Systems architecture
- Rust engineering
- AI infrastructure
A familiar interface for developers.
An OpenAI-compatible API gives applications a recognizable way to request embeddings and experimental chat. Behind it, a fleet control layer coordinates inference nodes. Chat is still in development; the public documentation tracks current availability.
Designed for software as a customer.
The x402 protocol lets applications pay for supported requests in USDC on Base. Developers can use the API without a conventional subscription; current models, routes, and prices live in the public documentation.
One system, from machine to request.
A Rust agent connects each machine to Mission Control. The product brings node orchestration, developer-facing APIs, and a desktop client into the same system. Operator tools remain separate from the public API experience.