Claims you can check.
Every promise on our homepage maps to a mechanism on this page. If something here ever stops being true, that is a bug, and we want to hear about it.
Private by design, not by policy
Sealed before it leaves your machine
Your prompt and context are encrypted on your device with keys that never leave it. The relay forwards ciphertext between you and the donor and has no way to open it.
0 prompts logged, 0 results stored
Task payloads are not written to our databases. What we store is accounting metadata: token counts, coin amounts, timestamps, and states, because that is what settlement needs.
Secrets stay local
When your MCP servers and agents travel with a task, credentials and grants stay on your machine. The donor side runs against your relayed context without ever holding your keys.
Donors see nothing, you touch nothing
Donors run encrypted workloads through their own AI tooling and cannot read your plaintext. You never see their account or credentials either. Both sides stay sealed.
Your coins, accounted for
Escrow first, charge after
Coins are held in escrow when a task starts and the charge is computed from actual usage when it settles. You are never billed more than the cap you approved.
Unused coins refund automatically
Whatever the task does not consume returns to your wallet at settlement. Cancelled tasks refund their escrow in full.
A dispute window on every task
If a result looks wrong you can open a dispute after completion. Disputes go to humans, and every admin access to sealed evidence is itself logged to an audit trail.
One auditable ledger
Every coin movement, purchase, refund, transfer, earning, is a ledger entry you can see in your wallet history. Donor earnings settle from the same ledger.
The network, unvarnished
Who answers when something breaks
Versioned terms
Terms changes are versioned and re-accepted explicitly. You can always see which version you agreed to and when.
Admin actions are logged
Platform staff actions, including any access to dispute evidence, land in an append-only audit log.
Humans on disputes
Dispute outcomes are decided by people reviewing sealed evidence, not by an automated score.