Trusted Execution Environments use hardware encryption that provides cryptographic attestation to the code it is running. 1. look at our open source code on github to verify how data is handled 2. build the github code, grab the hash, and verify it matches with the TEE attestation https://www.trymaple.ai/proof

At the grocery store with all the other bros prepping for mother’s day dinner.

I wouldn’t use my last name

Love to see this. The Financial Freedom Report is a free weekly newsletter that is worth the read. It surfaces economic news stories from around the world that you might have missed from traditional sources.

If you're using it with something like OpenClaw, the tool can get aggressive with token usage. When people use Maple through the app, it's much more reasonable. Hit up our support email and we can help you out.

effectively, yeah

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Hands down the best podcast studio. Really enjoyed hanging out with and to discuss AI privacy and what to do about AI agents that are such big gossips! We also explored what the tech landscape looks like in a few years: more software or less software?

the way TEEs work is that you can cryptographically match the open source code with the code on the server. you need open source code and reproducible builds though.

Grateful to the support and sunlight that gives to ! They are wonderful to work with and are pushing for freedom-oriented AI in ways that others aren't willing to. Thank you!

recent addition, yeah. a vast majority of their traffic does not route through it. and their code still isn’t open source.

Brings clarity to the AI experience when you see them side by side. We don't monetize user data, so we don't need it. Ask all the tough and silly questions you want. Research the topics that are important to you without being concerned about advertisers and others combing through your chat history. AI is a tool for you. Maple makes it personal.

same thing applies to them. Swap their names with Venice.

Hit up our support and we'll help you out.

Venice can see your AI data, they just publicly say that they won't look at it. Maple's code is open source so people can verify that chats are encrypted locally first and the privacy is enforced by hardware encryption on the servers.

I spent 6 years at Apple working on cool AI and privacy tools. Then I saw that popular AI apps couldn't be used for anything sensitive. So I left and helped build an AI people can trust with their real life. We've come a long way since our humble launch in Jan 2025.