Drop a file — it’s compressed and restored on the box, losslessly, by a GPU named Anton. It even shrinks JPEGs that zip can’t touch. Nothing runs in your browser. How does Anton score against the standard? That’s the Weissman Test.
Compressed on the box — no Hooli, no Box, no cloud.
Module · Anton
Anton picks the best of real lossless codecs per file: a long‑range LZ + BWT compressor that matches 7z on text (~8× on redundant data) at a fraction of the time, JPEG recompression (shrinks already‑compressed JPEGs ~11% — where zip/LZMA get 0%), a GPU numeric path for float fields, and a raw floor. You get a lossless .pips back — CRC32‑checked, never worse than raw.
Module · Piper
Drop a .pips Anton produced — it’s decoded on the box, CRC32‑verified, and handed back bit‑for‑bit identical to the original.
The score that started it all
One file, scored on ratio × speed against the gzip standard. Anton (Pied Piper) and Hooli (Nucleus) each earn a Weissman score — beat 1.00 and you’ve beaten the standard. Everything runs on the server, so the numbers don’t depend on your laptop.
Open the Weissman Test ▸The new internet
A decentralized internet built on the spare compute and storage of every device, powered by universal compression. For now, enjoy a compressor that runs on your box — with a GPU named Anton doing the heavy lifting.
