AskSolace

The private AI workspace on Solana. Chat, images, video, apps and agents with wallets. Ask anything. Own everything.

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Ask Anything. Own everything.

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Sites see Solace. Never you.

When Solace searches the web or opens a link for you, the request is made from inside the sealed machine.

The site's logs show Solace. The search provider sees the query, never your IP or account.

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Nothing to hand over.

Your Solace account is a wallet address. No name, no email, no password. No analytics, ad pixels or third-party measurement on the site.

Data we never collect can't leak, be sold or be handed over.

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Every answer carries a receipt your browser checks itself: sealed GPU attested, code hash matched to a published build, signature made inside the machine, readable by Solace: no.

It proves where and how. Not that the answer is right.

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New here? This is how your first question on Solace works.

Connect your Solana wallet and sign one plain-text message: your address, the site name and a single-use code. Not a transaction. No gas, no email, no password. ↓

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Top up in SOL or USDC and pay per message, a sliver of your balance at a time. No $20 monthly plan, no card form.

Each request is encrypted in your browser to a key that exists only inside the machine that answers it. Our servers only relay locked data.

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One wallet. Every tool.

Chat, images, video, apps, agents and token launches in one workspace.

Sign in with one signature. Pay from one balance. Every request encrypted in your browser and opened only inside sealed hardware.

Not even we can read it.

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Every answer is signed inside that machine and ships with a receipt your browser verifies itself:

→ Sealed GPU: attested by the chip maker
→ Code: fingerprint matches a public release
→ Signature: valid, answer untouched
→ Readable by Solace: no

Don't trust us. Verify.

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Ask anything.

When you type into Solace, nothing readable ever leaves your device. Not to us, not to anyone.

Here's what happens to every request ↓

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It's unlocked in one place only: inside sealed hardware, where memory is kept from whoever runs the machine, Solace included.

Before it does any work, that machine proves what hardware it is and exactly what code it's running.