What is cl0ak?
cl0ak is an open inference network where privacy is a property of the wiring, not a line in a policy. A question you send never reaches a company's data center. It is passed to the network, ordinary machines lent by people anywhere, and one of them loads the model, streams the reply back a token at a time, and is paid in USDC for the work. When the last token lands, the question stops existing.
Ask the network. A stranger answers. Nothing is kept.
The premise
Every mainstream assistant lives behind a login, a card on file and a retention window. What you type is logged, sampled and tied to you for as long as it suits them. cl0ak starts from the other end: running a model is a commodity any GPU can supply, so no single company needs to watch, or keep, what you ask.
There is nothing to sign up for. No email, no profile. To the network you are a random identifier your own browser made. When you pay, you pay in $CL0AK on Arc, from an address only you can prove is yours.
Where you touch it
| Surface | What it does |
|---|---|
| /chat | Put a question to any model the network is serving and watch the reply arrive from someone else's hardware. |
| /join | Lend your machine in a few minutes and collect USDC for the hours it would otherwise sit dark. |
| /earnings | Connect a wallet and see what your machines have done: balance, daily take, jobs, withdrawals. |
| API | The same network over HTTP. One request mints a key, and there is no account to make. See the API reference. |