> Operators cannot observe inference data.

Is there some actual cryptography behind this, or just fundamentally-breakable DRM and vibes?

Like the concept. This is not a business - should be an open source GitHub repo maybe.

They lost me with just one microcopy - “start earning”. Huge red signal.

I installed two models, but it just always reports:

    Available models (2):
    CohereLabs/cohere-transcribe-03-2026 (4.6 GB)
    flux_2_klein_9b_q8p.ckpt (20.2 GB)
    ...
    Advertising 0 model(s) (only loaded models)

Also the benchmark just doesn't work.

Interesting idea, but needs some work.

the MDM profile requirement is suspect though I get why they are doing it. but it doesn't inspire confidence to see that their profile is unsigned and still using the default micromdn scep challenge...

Until we have breakthroughs in homomorphic encryption compute, I won't trust such privacy claims

I've tried to install it on my mac, but not sure what macOS version it should support.

on 15.1 it failed to serve models.

updated to latest 15.5 and it fails to run binary.

Seems like an interesting way for those people that purchased a Mac Mini to run OpenClaw to pay off the hardware, since mostly it’s now idle.

They are almost claiming FHE, isn't it just a matter of creating the right tool to get the generated tokens from RAM before it gets encrypted for transfer. How is it fundamentally different than chutes?

They could consider registering as a provider on something like OpenRouter if they aren't getting enough inference requests on their own site.