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Every chip company raises on simulation. This one raises on a shipped implementation.

The results below run in software today on hardware people already own, and reproduce from one public command. The processor they were designed for is in progress.

84.54%off the model bill, in our seeded test
6.64×the work from the same hardware
63.77%less power for the same answers
91×reachable compute, nothing bought
2,007 of 2,007attempts to overclaim refused, across 380 guards
193improvements served by the deployed engine, each reproducible from one seeded command

Every figure here is what the deployed engine (commit 221a64b) served when it was verified on 2026-10-02, so every one of them reproduces from the public endpoint today. New capabilities, guards and improvements are added continuously and land here when they ship, never before — a published number ahead of the running engine would not reproduce, which is the whole point of publishing it. Treat these as a floor rather than a ceiling, and check GET https://api.wubbery.com/v1/public/proof for the current set.

What is owned

The IP, the implementation, the proof.

  • Nine provisional patents, filed together on 10 July 2026 with IP Australia. Twelve families. A separate hardware filing is drafted.
  • Sole inventor, sole owner. No co-founder equity, no prior assignment, no university claim.
  • A public proof endpoint that answers anyone, keylessly, and a console that shows a customer their own bill priced twice.

How it earns

Paid only out of the reduction.

We are paid only out of the reduction: 35% of the measured saving, or 25% of the combined value once the performance modules are included. A company paid by consumption cannot publish a number that reduces consumption. We can, and do.

Check before you call

No key, no sign-up.

curl https://api.wubbery.com/v1/public/proof

It returns the headline figures, worked out again while you watch.

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