Anyone can run the model.
Nobody gets the whole prompt.
Pallium weaves every prompt into two sets of threads before it leaves your tab. Each set on its own is pure noise, so the stranger running your layers is holding a tangle of yarn with no picture in it.
Sharing a GPU is easy. Sharing a secret isn't.
Split a model across strangers' machines and every one of them still watches your words walk by. Enough to read the plan, the password, and the name you typed at 3 a.m. and instantly regretted.
Your prompt walks past four strangers.
Every node handles your real activations, and every one of them can read them back. Flip the switch to see what Pallium hands them instead.
Private
A raw hop reads your prompt back word for word. One Pallium thread set reads back as static: 0.39%, the odds of guessing a byte blind. The math fits on a napkin, and the napkin is in the Paper.
Decentralized
Anyone's GPU, thrown into one pile. No datacenter, no landlord, no single machine that ever holds both the warp and the weft.
Uncensored
Any open model. No content-policy middleman reading over your shoulder, because there is nothing readable to read.
Privacy isn't a toggle you ship in v2. It's the whole cloth, and Pallium is woven so no stranger ever holds all of it.
Open models. Closed prompts.
one thread set is noise0.39% · chance
Paper →
Weave your prompt into two.
Type anything you would never tell a stranger. It never leaves this page: the split runs on your machine with pallium.js, the same module the docs import.
Warp node 2
Weft node 3
Three ways onto the loom
Split in the tab
The splitter above, running on your own CPU. One click, no terminal, nothing sent anywhere.
pallium.js
One small module, no dependencies. Import it straight from this site and split prompts in your own app.
Privacy receipt
Every split can print a receipt: hashes of both thread sets and the measured score of the attack. Re-run it yourself.
The $PALLIUM token
What goes on-chain is the ticker. What never leaves your tab is the prompt.
Counted, not watched
The chain sees buys and sells like it always does. It has no idea what you asked the model last night, and neither do we.
Two threads, one coin
A cloak with only the warp is a fishing net. A wallet with one $PALLIUM is a believer. We'd like more of both on the loom.
We keep a FAQ
Private, decentralized inference. Two thread sets, two strangers, no picture showing.
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