PulzeMark measures what your device can actually do. Run a benchmark, get a score built on native code, and see where your device stands on a public leaderboard, on the same scoring scale as every other device.

CPU & REAL-WORLD
Seven tests powered by native kernels: integer math, floating point, encryption and hashing, compression, multi-core scaling, photo processing and UI layout speed. Every device runs the same tests against the same reference, so scores compare directly.

STORAGE
Sequential and random read and write speeds, measured with real files and uncached I/O so the numbers reflect your storage, not a cache. File size, block size and passes are configurable.

ON-DEVICE AI
Download an open-source language model and measure how fast your device runs it: generation speed, prompt processing and time to first token. Models run fully on-device with llama.cpp, on the CPU or offloaded to a supported GPU. PulzeMark checks your RAM and only offers models your device can actually handle.

COMMUNITY LEADERBOARD
Every run can join an anonymous public leaderboard at pulzemark.com. Each submission gets a short run ID you can share, with a full run page: scores, raw timings, thermal timeline and how the run compares with the best results for your device and family. Submissions are verified, so the leaderboard stays honest.

LIVE MONITORING
Watch CPU load, memory and temperature while the benchmark runs, and review the full timeline afterwards, with the thermal state across the whole run.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
No account, no sign-in, no ads, no tracking. A submission contains your device model, the scores and the raw metrics, and nothing about you. Results are public; you are not.

Scores are estimates and vary with temperature, battery state and background activity. For the most representative numbers, run on a cool device with Battery Saver off.