ØG Private Computer
Your agent handles your money,
your mail, your documents.
Who else reads them?
Privacy is set on the key, not in the request. Everything else stays the same.
Point your agent here instead. Requests run end-to-end encrypted with zero retention, and on TEE providers the privacy is verifiable rather than promised.
Link an email and we add $1 in credit — enough for a real first task.
The problem
You didn't agree
to any of this.
To do the work, your agent needs the real thing — the actual statement, the actual thread, the actual contract. That data doesn't stop at the model. It passes through whatever routes the request.
Collected
Most proxy platforms in that path collect what passes through them.
Resold
It gets packaged and resold, without de-identification.
Untraceable
You have no way to know where it ended up, or who kept a copy.
What happens instead
The router is not a place
your data rests.
Encrypted
Encrypted end to end
Requests are encrypted from your tool through the PC router. It moves your traffic; it doesn't open it.
No retention
Nothing is kept
Requests aren't stored after they're served. There is no archive to mine later, and none to leak.
Never resold
Nothing is sold
Your prompts and your documents are not packaged, brokered or passed on.
Verifiable, not promised
Each mode proves
more than the last.
A privacy promise from a company in the middle is exactly what got you here. So choose how much you need proven, task by task.
- 01Standard RoutingAll providers. Not attested.
- 02Verified RoutingTeeML + TeeTLS. You know which model ran.
- 03Private InferenceTeeML enclaves. Nobody sees your data, not even 0G.
Set the mode per request with a header, or set it once as the default on your key.
Setup
Three settings, in the tool
you already use.
This is the mainnet endpoint. Testnet is a separate environment with its own endpoint, its own keys and its own balances — a mainnet key will not authenticate against testnet, or the other way round.
Every app words these slightly differently. If you're hunting for “Base URL” and your tool says “Endpoint”, that's the one.
If your tool lets you set custom headers, add X-0G-Provider-Trust-Mode: private to run a single request privately.
If it doesn't — and most consumer tools don't — set the trust mode as the default on the key itself, in the dashboard. Every request made with that key then runs private, whatever client it came from.
What it costs: metered pay-as-you-go. No subscription, and no top-up fees — you pay for what your agent actually uses.
Or hand this page to your agent and let it do the configuring:
Change two fields.
Keep everything else.
Your agent works exactly the same way tomorrow. The only difference is who else gets a copy.
Link an email and we add $1 in credit — enough for a real first task.