Your ship.
Your intelligence.
Step aboard. Open the hull. Trace twelve AI requests. Cut the cloud link. See what stays with you.
Starship Blue HourA quiet moment above the workshop · 5 seconds
Owned compute lives inside the ship. Its AI bay represents hardware you operate. In this model, it can handle all twelve requests onboard, even without a cloud connection.
The separate orbital relay represents an external cloud provider. A request must leave the ship to reach it. Private requests also need explicit permission in Cloud mode.
Bit, the gold core, marks human authority. You choose the architecture and grant permission. A held request waits here for an approved route; it never leaves silently.
Choose a starting point. Then test its boundaries.
Routine flight · selected
Choose the architectureChange a setting to compare the request counts.
6 requests stay local; 6 public requests use the cloud. Sensitive data stays on your hardware.
Sensitive requests always stay local. Only public requests may use the cloud.
Cloud routing needs a connection; this model also supports local fallback.
Share these settings. Let someone else test the boundary.