crunr
Launch and run any compute job on AWS with 1 command
crunr launched on May 26, 2026 with 106 votes, #289 of 20,538 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.
What it does
crunr — run it, ghost it. GPU compute is $1.5/hr. But your real bill looks like this: - Idle time sitting there: $800/mo - Infra team to manage it: $3,000/mo - Failed setups and debugging: days lost - 3am emergency fixes: priceless crunr fixes all of it. $ crunr run train.py --gpu Spins up → runs → terminates. You pay for compute only. Nothing else. No idle bills. No DevOps. No lingering servers. Built for ML researchers, indie AI builders, and startup teams who just want their job to run.
crunr is the CLI that runs your script on cloud compute with one command. No AWS setup. No DevOps. No SSH. Your code runs, results come back, the machine disappears.
One command turns your local script into a cloud compute job. No AWS setup. No DevOps. No SSH. Your code runs, outputs land on your laptop, and the machine disappears the moment it's done . Compute rates are cheap and honest. Everything around compute isn't — the instance running all weekend while you sleep, the engineer keeping it alive, the setup that took three days, the 3am alert when a job silently hung and kept billing until breakfast. None of that shows up on the pricing page. You type crunr run . Everything between hit-enter and results-in-your-folder is handled. No console. No tab to leave open. No DevOps. No instance you'll forget about. Any script you'd run locally — Python,…from crunr.com
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