Neocortix was founded on September 23, 2013, on the technology idea of building a supercomputer out of cellphones, because of their low power consumption, rapidly improving computation ability, and rapidly growing market volume. After proving out the technology concepts in 2015, the company adopted a shared-economy business model in 2016, in which we would rent computer time on public phones, aggregate this compute capacity, and sell it via Neocortix Cloud Services.

We launched the PhonePaycheck app in March 2017, and by August 2017 we reached our budget of $1,000/day in payments to 700 users in 36 countries for 3,200 devices. By January 2019, we had reached 26,000 devices on the Waiting List in 114 countries with no promotion. $500,000 had been redeemed by PhonePaycheck users through PayPal.

In February 2020, we launched Neocortix Cloud Services, featuring our flagship Scalable Compute service, which runs full Debian Linux in a secure container on Android phones, accessible via a standard SSH interface.

In September 2020, we launched our BatchRunner product, which allows users to easily launch large customized batch jobs just by editing a few lines of Python code and running a simple script. BatchRunner supports many programming languages, Load Testing Tools, image renderers, machine learning environments, and more, with easy-to-use Tutorials and a Certification program.

In October 2021, we launched our Neocortix LoadTest service, a LoadTest-as-a-Service web application that runs JMeter, NeoLoad, and Loadzilla global last-mile load tests with a convenient web interface. And in February 2022, we extended it with Continuous Monitoring services and renamed it Neocortix PerformanceTest.

On August 13, 2022, we suspended PhonePaycheck and Neocortix Cloud Services.