Where your secrets can exist, and where they can't.
A prompt's round trip through PromptCloak. Plaintext secrets exist in exactly
two places: your browser, and a sealed hardware enclave that even its own
host can't open. Everyone else — the servers in the middle, the frontier model at the end —
sees only decoys and pooled, anonymous traffic.
The round trip. Your prompt is end-to-end encrypted to an attested hardware
enclave, where an open-source model swaps every sensitive entity for a decoy. The decoy
prompt leaves through a shared pool of many users' traffic, so the frontier provider sees
one anonymous stream. The reply comes back still wearing its decoys, and your browser —
the only holder of the mapping — restores the real terms.
plaintext secrets can exist here encrypted / sealed boundary decoys only