Your projects can now be public

August 5, 2026

A project can now have a public page that anyone can open without an account, so the thing you trained is something you can link to.

A public project page: model card, metadata, demo chat, and training-run history

Model cards — write the project page in Markdown, the way you would write a README. It sits alongside the project's metadata and its job history.
Demo chat — feature a completed job that produced a Final LoRA adapter, and visitors can talk to that adapter right there on the page, for as long as its base model is one Arkor serves. Arkor pays for the inference, and it is rate limited.
Per-project visibility — publish one project and keep the rest private. A project can be made private again at any time.

Publishing the organization profile that hosts those projects is permanent, and it locks in your organization URL, so settle on the slug you want before you enable it.

See Public projects for the details.