Routing to GPT
Ask anything. Reveal nothing.
Every frontier model, through an encrypted enclave that strips out who you are before it sees a word.
For holders of 100,000 $SHH.
What happens to one request
Every prompt takes the same seven steps, and you never have to think about them. Scroll to follow Dana’s.
- Sealed on your device. Your client encrypts the prompt with a key made for this one request, before anything leaves your machine.
- Relayed by independent operators. The sealed request hops through relays run by different operators. They pass it along; none of them can open it.
- Paid for without a trail. Each call spends from a shielded balance. A zero-knowledge proof shows it is paid for without revealing your wallet or linking your requests together.
- Opened only inside an attested enclave. The request can only be opened inside a trusted execution environment, a sealed part of the processor whose code is checked by attestation. The people running the servers cannot look in.
- Stripped to what the model needs. The privacy engine takes out names, credentials, company details and context the question does not depend on, and swaps in stand-ins.
- Answered by the model you picked. The smaller request goes to GPT, Claude or any model on the network. The provider sees a question. It does not see who asked, how they paid, or what was taken out.
- Restored, sealed and receipted. The answer comes back to the enclave, the stand-ins are swapped for your real details, and it is sealed to your device with a receipt of what ran and what was shared.
Nobody on the path gets the whole picture
Every party holds one piece. None of them can put you back together. Take a seat.
Every request pays its way.
$SHH is how you get in, and how every private request is paid for.
Hold $SHH. Holders get in first.
Connect a wallet holding 100,000 $SHH. You’re in.
Every call is paid from a shielded balance.
Providers, enclaves and relays are paid in $SHH.
Fees fund audits, capacity and open models.
Better private AI brings more people in.
- Network
- Robinhood Chain
- Ticker
- $SHH
- Contract
- Hidden in the box
- Access
- Holders of 100,000 $SHH
Ask a private question.
You shouldn’t need a GPU cluster to do it, or have to trust a new middleman with the same data you were trying to protect.