COMMUNITY BENCHMARKS LIVE
Real numbers from
real Macs.
Measured by the people who own them. Every submission is one locked run — two prompt sizes, five rounds after a discarded warmup, greedy, prefix cache off, one request at a time — which is the only reason two people's numbers can be compared.
rapid-mlx benchmark run + share puts your
result in the Community Benchmark beta
and on your own contributor page. The ranked board below takes
the legacy rapid-mlx bench --submit flow.
The board
Every row is one measured cell — one chip, memory size, model and acceleration arm. The board opens on every Mac at once, so those rows are raw observed results; filter to a single Mac and memory size to compare like-for-like.
Who's contributing
Each Mac gets a name from a random per-install id — never a serial number. We know the name; we don't know the person.
Anonymous benchmark identities — avatars are chosen by a random install id, not a person. Nothing is stored, and deleting the id file resets it.
Latest submissions
Newest first, straight off contributors' machines.
Where the board still can't answer
Outlined means nobody has run it yet, so the board genuinely cannot answer for it. If one of these is yours, you're the only person who can fill it in.
Benchmarks waiting for a first run
Questions the board cannot answer yet. Where the shipped CLI can produce the missing rows, the command is right there — run it and the answer becomes everyone's. Each card says which flow it uses: the Community Benchmark flow lands in the beta section below, the legacy bench flow lands on the board.
Community Benchmark beta
Recent local-first LLM, image and video runs —
this is where rapid-mlx benchmark run +
share results appear. Identity is not verified yet, so
these are visible evidence — not ranked comparisons, and never mixed
into the board above.
Representative community results
Latest contributions
Community atlas
Every character is a real Mac adding another point to the map.
Share a run from your Mac
Run locally first. Sharing is a separate command that previews the exact payload and asks for consent before anything leaves your Mac.
Where it lands: the Community Benchmark
beta above, and your contributor page — share prints
its address. It is visible evidence, not a ranking, and it does not
enter the board; the board takes the legacy
rapid-mlx bench <alias> --submit flow.
Published: chip, RAM, core counts, OS and package versions, the model alias, and the timings.
Never sent: prompts, files, or any hardware serial. The
id behind your board name is random per install and
resets when you delete ~/.rapid-mlx/bench-install-id.
Never stored: your IP — it is used transiently for abuse limits.