SILORA — Windows GPU-to-NFT app | Terminal walkthrough & live explorer

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SILORA

Your GPU. Your artwork. A public record.

I'm SILORA's creator. SILORA is a Windows app that turns verified GPU computation into pixel artwork you can collect as an NFT on SILORA Mainnet.

These four screenshots show the actual v0.30.1 terminal and public block explorer: follow a task, manage your devices, use your wallet and check the chain.

01 / Follow the work as it happens

The Mine page brings confirmed progress, computation readings and your artwork into one workspace. Pause and continue your task when needed. When returning after an interruption, use the existing task's recovery or continuation option to carry on from confirmed progress.

Mine page, v0.30.1. This screen shows the creator's Genesis acceptance record and its retained task progress.

02 / See your GPUs in one place

Select a local device, check its status and manage separate tasks for compatible GPUs. Each device keeps its own progress and available actions, so you can see which task is running, completed or needs attention.

Device workspace. The screenshot shows an issued NVIDIA task and an AMD task requiring recovery.

03 / Keep the artwork and use its wallet

After a task completes and passes verification, inspect the finished artwork, choose its name and claim the NFT. Its on-chain number appears once issuance is confirmed. You can keep it sealed, transfer it or open it through the app.

The Wallet page brings together your account balance, receive address, send action and links to confirmed transactions in the explorer.

Creator's Genesis #1 account. Balances and reward figures are the state shown at capture; they are not a fixed reward for every NFT.

04 / Check the public record

Open the explorer to follow blocks and transactions, search an address or artwork ID and browse issued works. The record stays accessible in your browser, alongside the artwork's issuance and ownership information.

Public explorer, October 28, 2026. Network counters reflect the screenshot time.

Get started in three steps

1. Download and install the Windows EXE from the official website.
2. Open SILORA from your desktop and choose a GPU that passes the local compatibility check.
3. Follow your task, then inspect and claim the artwork after completion and verification.

Windows 10/11 x64, an internet connection and a compatible graphics driver are required. The app checks GPU compatibility locally. English and Chinese interfaces are available, and the desktop installer lets you start without entering a PowerShell command.

Official website & Windows download
Explore issued artworks
User guides & release information

If you try SILORA, tell us your GPU model and how the first run feels. Feedback on installation, progress recovery and finding your artwork helps us improve the experience.

Edited 1 hour ago by SILORAOfficial
Updated with four original v0.30.1 terminal and mainnet explorer screenshots.