Run an AI Agent. Earn Passive Yield.

Turn a spare Android phone, your Windows PC, Mac or Linux box, or your browser into a micronode, the entry tier of the Noderr Protocol. No minimum stake.

You build a real reputation

Every node earns a TrustFingerprint: a living, on-chain mark built from your uptime, success rate, and stake. It cannot be bought or transferred, and it follows you as you grow from a phone micronode toward Validator, Guardian, and Oracle. The higher your score, the more tasks you are routed and the more you earn.

Get Started in Minutes

Pick your platform. Requirements and setup steps are listed below.

Android

Android 2.5.90: Android 7.0+ (API 24)64-bit ARM (arm64-v8a)Wi‑Fi or mobile dataNo root required
1

Download and install the APK

Tap "Download for Android". Open the APK, allow your browser to install it when Android asks, then open Noderr Micronode.

2

Choose what this phone does

Choose "Share its connection" to contribute the phone's mobile connection. Choose "Set up a full node" only to also run automation tasks. That needs the extra permissions below.

3

Agree to share your connection

Read the in-app disclosure and give consent before sharing. Noderr traffic can use your mobile IP and data allowance. You can withdraw consent in the app.

4

Complete the permission prompts

Allow notifications when prompted, background running, and app updates. Connection sharing does not require Accessibility, Developer Options, or wireless pairing. After setup, check the app's connection status.

5

Create your wallet

The app asks you to create a wallet during setup, or import one. Your free Utility NFT is then claimed automatically, with no gas fees.

Full automation setup (optional)

Choose "Set up a full node" in the first-run wizard. This also requires Accessibility, Developer Options, Wireless Debugging, and pairing. Connect to Wi-Fi to pair. Create a wallet when the app asks. The Utility NFT is claimed automatically. These extra permissions are not part of connection-sharing setup.

Wi‑Fi works. Mobile data also lets your phone share its connection. Keep the phone plugged in. Choose the role in the first-run wizard. Settings has no role switch.

Full Android guide

iOS

iOS unavailable

No iOS download is available. Choose Android, Windows, Mac, Linux, or a supported desktop browser to get started.

Windows

Windows 1.1.10: x64Windows 10 minimumNo admin neededInstalls for your userRuns in the tray~4MB download
1

Download and Run the Installer

Click "Download for Windows" above. Open the downloaded setup file. If Windows shows a SmartScreen notice, click "More info", then "Run anyway". It installs just for you, with no admin rights needed.

2

Your Wallet Is Created Automatically

On first launch the app generates your node wallet and mints your free Utility NFT. Your private key is encrypted at rest on your PC. Use “Back up wallet” to save an encrypted keystore, or restore an existing one with your password.

3

Keep Your Node Running

“Keep node running” is on from the first start, so your node stays online and earns in the background, even after a reboot. You can turn it off in the dashboard. It lives quietly in your system tray. Right-click the tray icon anytime to open the dashboard or pause.

Runs quietly in your system tray and keeps earning in the background. Your wallet key never leaves your PC.

Full Windows guide

Mac

Intel or Apple Silicon MacmacOS 12 or later (Mac 1.0.7)Not notarized: allow it in Privacy & Security

Runs on Intel and Apple Silicon Macs. First launch: open System Settings, Privacy & Security, then Open Anyway.

Download and Open the App

Click "Download for Mac" above and open the downloaded file. Drag Noderr Micronode into Applications. The app is not notarized yet, so macOS blocks the first launch. Open System Settings, then Privacy & Security, and click "Open Anyway" next to Noderr Micronode. On macOS 14 or earlier, right-click the app and choose "Open" instead.

2

Your Wallet Is Created Automatically

On first launch the app generates your node wallet, keeps its key in your Mac's Keychain, and mints your free Utility NFT.

3

Keep Your Node Running

Leave the app running so your node stays online. It lives in the menu bar. New Mac versions are installed from this page.

Full Mac guide

Linux

amd64, arm64 or armRaspberry Pi 3, 4, 5 or Zero 2 WRuns with or without a desktop
1

Download the file for your device

amd64 for PCs and servers. arm64 for Raspberry Pi 3, 4, 5 and Zero 2 W on 64-bit Pi OS. arm for 32-bit Pi OS. Checksums are in SHA256SUMS.

SHA256SUMS
2

Make it executable and run it

In a terminal, run chmod +x on the file, then start it with ./ and the file name. The dashboard prints in the terminal.

3

Keep it running

Without a desktop it runs headless. With a desktop, turn on "Start at login" in the dashboard. It updates itself from signed releases.

Full Linux guide

Browser

Chrome, Edge, or BraveNo admin neededNo unzip, no developer mode
1

Add to Chrome

Click "Get from Chrome Web Store" above and confirm "Add extension." Works in Chrome, Edge, and Brave (all Chromium-based, all support Web Store installs directly). The Noderr icon appears in your toolbar, pin it for quick access.

2

Create Your Wallet and Connect

Open the extension. It creates your node wallet and mints your free Utility NFT. Use “Back up / restore wallet” to save an encrypted keystore. Your node then connects to the network and earns while your browser is open.

3

Prefer to install manually?

An unsigned, sideloadable zip is also available if you would rather not use the Web Store: download it, unzip into a folder you will keep, then open chrome://extensions, turn on "Developer mode," and click "Load unpacked."

Download the zip

The Chrome Web Store version is signed by Google. The zip above is unsigned and for Developer Mode only. Works in Chrome, Edge, and Brave while your browser is open.

Full Chrome guide

Is your node fully set up?

Check these three things.

  1. 1.Your node has a wallet

    On first launch the app creates your node wallet. On Windows the key stays encrypted on your PC. On Mac it is kept in your Keychain. In Chrome, the extension creates it when you open it. On Android, the app asks you to create a wallet during setup, or import one. If you skipped this step, open the app again and finish it.

  2. 2.Your node has its free Utility NFT

    The app claims your Utility NFT for you once the wallet exists, with no gas fees. The NFT is your network identity and activates your micronode. No wallet means no NFT, so step 1 comes first.

  3. 3.Your node stays online

    An hour counts when your node is online for at least 45 minutes of it.

    • Windows: "Keep node running" is on from the first start. Leave it on. The app lives in your system tray.
    • Mac: Leave the app running. It lives in the menu bar.
    • Linux: Without a desktop it runs headless. With a desktop, turn on "Start at login" in the dashboard.
    • Chrome: Your node runs while your browser is open.
    • Android: Keep the phone plugged in.

Back up your wallet with "Back up wallet" (Windows) or "Back up / restore wallet" (Chrome), so a reinstall keeps the same node.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about running a micronode.

A micronode is a lightweight automation agent that runs on a spare phone, your Windows PC, or right in your browser. It contributes to the Noderr mesh network by processing social media and content automation tasks, and earns you NODR tokens in return.
It's free and automatic. The app creates your node wallet during setup and claims the NFT for you with no gas fees. The NFT acts as your network identity and activates your micronode.
Up to 0.1 NODR for each hour your node is online for at least 45 minutes, up to 2.4 NODR a day per wallet. Rewards are paid weekly, and a new wallet waits 7 days for its first payout. A week's payout can be lower if the weekly budget is reached.
Android 2.5.90 targets 64-bit ARM devices with Android 7.0 or later. Windows 1.1.10 contains an x64 app and declares Windows 10 as its minimum OS. Chromium desktop browsers include Chrome, Edge, and Brave. Mac 1.0.7 runs on Intel and Apple Silicon Macs with macOS 12 or later. Linux 1.0.4 runs on PCs and servers (amd64) and on Raspberry Pi 3, 4, 5 and Zero 2 W (arm64 or arm). It is not notarized yet, so allow it the first time in System Settings, Privacy & Security, “Open Anyway”. iOS is currently unavailable.
Yes. Micronodes only process anonymized tasks and never touch your personal data. All operations run in a sandbox. Your wallet keys stay on your device and are never sent to the network.
Setup depends on the platform and role. Android connection sharing uses the first-run consent, notification, background-running and update prompts. Full automation additionally needs Accessibility and wireless pairing. Windows and Mac use their installers. Linux is one file you make executable and run. A supported desktop browser uses the extension. There is no iOS installer available.
Yes. One per device, each with its own Utility NFT. More nodes mean more earning potential.
It reconnects automatically. Short disconnections don't hurt your TrustFingerprint score much, but consistent uptime earns more.

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