> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.clore.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.clore.ai/main/clorent.md). # Clorent Desktop App Native desktop client for the Clore.ai GPU marketplace Clorent is the official Clore.ai desktop application — the full marketplace experience as a fast native app for **macOS, Windows, and Linux**. Browse and rent GPUs, manage orders, run your host fleet, and handle your wallet without opening a browser. Download it from [clore.ai/clorent](https://clore.ai/clorent). Clorent 2.8 was released on September 29, 2026. ## What's New in 2.8 Clorent 2.8 catches up with the website: * Filters and free-text search matching the website, and saved filter sets shared with your web account. * Spot bidding from the listing with the competing bids shown, and fee-inclusive prices (fees included, less your PoH discount) for the GPUs you take, partial rentals included. * An SSH command on order cards for every public host, and order logs you can save to a file. * Favorites, blacklist, and notes stored on your account and synced across devices, replacing the device-only watchlist. * For hosts: bulk actions for availability, pricing, and partial rental, and the website's MFP lock controls (partial unlock, locking ahead, the standby balance). ## Renting * **On-demand and Spot in one view**: the whole marketplace with three views (cards, compact rows, or a full data table) and a column picker. * **Filters and free-text search** matching the website, with search history, saved filter sets shared with your web account, and side-by-side server comparison you can rent from directly. * **Spot bidding**: bid from the listing and see the competing bids on the server. A bid must be at or above the host's minimum and, when the server already has bids in that currency, at least 1% above the top one. Spot has lower renter and creation fees. * **Price Coach**: an instant market-position hint on any server price or spot bid (e.g. "cheaper than 80% of comparable RTX 4090 servers"), normalized per GPU. * **Fee-inclusive prices**: the marketplace, server detail, Quick Deploy, and the spot bid dialog quote what you pay for the GPUs you take (fees included, less your PoH discount), and checkout shows the creation fee. * **Quick Deploy** with image-specific forms (Ubuntu, Jupyter, HiveOS, custom Docker image), SSH keys, environment variables, and port forwarding; reusable order templates. * **Mass rent**: deploy the same configuration onto multiple servers at once. * **Orders dashboard**: color-coded live statuses, per-order start/stop/extend/cancel, per-minute billing. Order cards show an SSH command for every public host (with a hint for passing a non-default key), and order logs can be saved to a file. ## Hosting * **My Servers**: your full fleet with live per-server stats (per-GPU temperature bars and CPU/RAM load) and a detail sheet showing temperature, utilization, and VRAM per GPU in near real time. * **Add servers from the app**: quick or advanced install for a single machine, plus mass onboarding for Ubuntu (cloud-init, SSH loop, Ansible) and HiveOS (flight sheet) fleets. * **Bulk actions**: change availability, pricing, and partial rental across many servers at once. * **MFP lock** with the same controls as the website: partial unlock, locking ahead of a server's capacity, and the standby balance. See [MFP Lock](/for-hosts/mfp-lock-a-complete-breakdown-of-mechanics.md). * **Server operations**: overclocking profiles, USD autopricing, rename/reboot/remove, VPN and Partner toggles, internet benchmark, and an earnings dashboard. ## Wallet & Account * Multi-currency balances with USD equivalents; deposit and withdraw BTC, CLORE, USDT, and USDC. * Transaction history and a spending dashboard with cost breakdowns. * Sign in with email, Google, GitHub, Hugging Face, or HiveOS; two-factor authentication; a local PIN app lock; API key and SSH key management. ## Organization * Favorites, blacklist, and private notes per server, stored on your account so they sync across your devices and the website, plus a right-click context menu for quick actions. ## Deep Links Clorent registers the `clore://` scheme, so links like `clore://marketplace`, `clore://server/123`, `clore://order/456`, or `clore://wallet` open straight in the app. {% hint style="info" %} On servers that support [Partial GPU Rental](/for-renters/partial-gpu-rental.md), Clorent shows a GPU-count picker at checkout. 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