ASL rBroker — Source library
Public documentation snapshot: 2026-10-17
ASL rBroker
Put every computer you own to work. rBroker shares GPU and CPU jobs across your desktop, workstation and laptop, shows who is using what, and keeps it all on a private fleet you control.
ASL rBroker
$49.99 one time on the Microsoft Store
What rBroker does for you
If you run AI, rendering or data jobs, one machine is always overloaded while another sits idle. rBroker lets you see the whole picture and send work where the capacity is.
Know who has the GPU
See which computer is busy, what each project is doing and who owns each GPU memory grant, so jobs stop colliding.
Join without fiddling
Connect to your own HTTPS fleet server, check the computer name and choose Join fleet. The private signing key stays on that computer.
Laptops count too
Computers without a supported GPU can still join, report memory and CPU, run CPU workers and view the fleet.
Real CPU workers built in
ASL Parallel Work and its Python runtime come bundled. Set a worker limit, run the readiness test and start processing; no separate install.
You approve the folders
File tasks stay blocked until you approve a folder, and starting workers or granting leases is always a deliberate step.
LAN or across the internet
Computers can sit on the same network or in different offices; nodes connect outward, so nothing local is exposed.
LAN or across the internet
What you need. Windows 10 build 19041 or newer, or Windows 11, on x64. GPU leases need a supported NVIDIA card; CPU workers do not. Also included in ASL AI Hub Master Suite.
Coordinate the computers you control
rBroker coordinates reservations for supported GPU work, bounded CPU workers and optional resource reporting. A trusted coordinator and explicitly joined workers establish the scope; installing an app does not grant access to every computer on a network.
Keep allocation limits visible
GPU admission requires supported NVIDIA hardware. CPU fleet work can operate without a GPU. Memory on separate graphics cards is not combined into one larger GPU, and rBroker does not intercept or schedule every unrelated application automatically.
What you need
The Windows listing supports x64 Windows 10 build 19041 or newer and Windows 11; it is tested primarily on Windows 11. Check the current help for GPU and driver requirements. Bundled runtimes do not require a separate Node.js or Python installation.
What starts only with permission
Fleet connections use a trusted HTTPS coordinator. Starting workers, granting leases and configuring optional reporting are deliberate steps. The optional Windows service companion needs separate administrator consent and has a narrower unattended CPU role.
Standalone or part of Master Suite
The standalone app is available on Microsoft Store. Master Suite includes the rBroker workspace alongside AI Hub and PC Steward. Choose the combined workspace when you want those functions together; it does not remove device permissions or hosted-service requirements.