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How to chat with a big open model Pooled across your devices with Pooled

Open one room link on your laptop and phone to run a 27B or 35B open model together, then chat with it in the tab.

Who it is forA person with a laptop, a desktop or a phone who wants to chat with a large open model that no single device can hold, and has friends or family willing to open the same link.

The problemA large open model needs more GPU memory than one personal device has, and setting up a shared inference stack usually means installing software and running a server.

The outcomeEach device holds some of the model's layers and the room answers chat messages, with no install and no account.

What you need first

  • A browser with WebGPU support, such as Chrome, on a computer or phone with a GPU
  • A room link from someone who started a room, or the Start a room button on the site
  • Free disk space and a stable connection for the model download, about 17 GB for the 27B model and about 22.5 GB for the 35B MoE model
  • Node 22 or newer for the command line bridge (npx @pooled/cli)

Steps

  1. Open https://pooled.run and choose Start a room, or open a room link someone shared with you.
  2. On each extra device (laptop, desktop or phone), open the same room link in a browser tab.
  3. Pick a model in the room's model picker that fits the total GPU memory of the devices in the room.
  4. Wait while each device downloads only its own layers, then type a message in the chat.

Prompt for your agent

Using the Nehanth/pooled repository, open the room link <room-link> in two browser tabs on different devices, pick the Qwen3.6 35B MoE model, and send the message 'Hi'. Expected output: a reply from the model in the chat. Verify that both tabs list the room's devices and that the reply appears in both.

Caveat. Model weights are downloaded per device, so the first run takes a long time, and the room's speed depends on how many devices hold layers and on the connection between them.

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