Use cases

What people, developers, agents, traders, and teams do with Solrouter today, and what is still on the way.

Each card carries its own Status word. The Live cards for privacy modes, memory, guest mode, and team accounts depend on the owner's browser check in PR 5.

Every card below starts with one Status word. We checked each against the code on 2026-08-26. Live works today. Soon exists in code but is not switched on or not confirmed end to end. Archived was removed.

Many cards mention a sealed machine. That is a TEE (Trusted Execution Environment). Its own operator cannot look inside while it runs. What is a TEE? explains it with a picture. Other terms are in the Glossary: wallet, x402, and mixer.

What private means here

When encryption is on, Solrouter's own servers never see your words in readable form. The GPU computer that runs the AI model does see them while it writes the answer. Solrouter does not own that computer. Read What is private here.

For people

These are for anyone who uses the chat app at solrouter.com. Encryption in the chat app is a switch called Maximum Privacy mode. It is off when you first open the app. While it is on, the app keeps no history.

Summarise a contract off the record

Live. You want a summary of a contract, but you do not want an AI company to keep a copy. Turn on Maximum Privacy mode and paste the text, because an attached file is not encrypted.

Review code without sharing it

Live. You want feedback on code that is not public. Turn on Maximum Privacy mode and paste the code, and Solrouter's servers never see it in readable form.

Draft a reply nobody else gets to read

Live. You want help with a sensitive message, such as a letter to a doctor or a lawyer. Turn on Maximum Privacy mode, write the draft, and close the tab, because nothing is saved.

Keep your history, or keep nothing

Live. Some chats should survive a reload and others should leave no trace. Persistent mode saves history encrypted with a key that Solrouter holds, and Maximum Privacy mode saves nothing at all.

Memory that only your wallet can unlock

Live. You want the assistant to remember facts across chats without Solrouter holding a readable profile of you. Your wallet signs a fixed message to make the key, so Solrouter stores only a locked blob.

Try it with no wallet and no account

Live. You will not connect a wallet before you have seen the product work. Open the guest page and send up to five free messages a day.

Attach a file to a chat

Live. You want to ask about a PDF, a spreadsheet, or a screenshot. You can attach it, but attachments are not encrypted, and documents are stored in readable form on a file server.

Check that a reply came from the sealed machine

Live. A privacy promise on a web page is not proof. Click the lock link under a reply, or paste it into the checker, and see the receipt on the Solana blockchain.

Archived. Image and video generation was switched off in the chat app, and the services that made them were removed.

For developers

These are for people who write code and want to add private AI to their own app, editor, or backend.

Encrypted chat from your own app

Live. Every mainstream AI service can read what your app sends it, so you cannot promise your users privacy. Install @solrouter/sdk, call client.chat(), and the prompt is encrypted on your machine before it leaves.

Private research inside Claude Desktop or Cursor

Live. Research done through a normal assistant shows the model provider which tokens and wallets you look at. Paste one config block, and only the synthesis step runs encrypted; web searches and price lookups stay readable.

Research with fixed steps instead of a free-running agent

Live. A normal agent asks the model what to do at every step, which is slow and hard to predict. Send reasoning: 'braid' and the agent walks a fixed diagram of steps, but on this path your prompt travels in readable form.

Run the whole agent loop inside the sealed machine

Live over the REST endpoint, and Soon in the SDK. An agent that searches the web and reads prices normally shows every question to the server. Send an encrypted prompt to POST /agent, and the loop runs inside the sealed machine with five approved tools.

Pay per call with no email, card, or KYC

Live. Signing up for an AI service means handing over your identity and a card. Connect a Solana wallet, make an API key, and top up a balance in USDC or $ROUTER.

For agents

These are for software agents that hold a Solana wallet and act on their own, with no person to manage keys.

Pay per call with no API key at all (x402)

Live. An agent that starts on demand has no person to sign up or hold a key. The first call gets a price back, the agent pays a small amount of USDC, and the call goes through.

One private swap from the agent's own wallet

Soon. On Solana every transfer is public, so anyone can link the paying wallet to where the money went. The agent signs one funding step, and Solrouter routes the swap through a mixer so the two ends are not linked.

Repeated private swaps from a managed wallet

Soon. A long-running agent should not sign a fresh funding step for every trade. Solrouter creates a wallet for the agent, keeps its key locked on the server, and runs each swap on request.

Plain HTTP calls and self-discovery

Live. Not every language has an SDK, and some agents find services on their own. Call the OpenAI-style endpoint directly, and read the discovery documents that describe every route and price.

For traders

These are for people who trade on Solana and want their intent and their wallet links kept out of provider logs.

Swap privately from inside the chat

Soon. A trader wants to swap without the public ledger linking their main wallet to the destination. Type the swap in chat, and a widget walks you through a mixer step and the swap with your own wallet signing.

Soon. Phoenix Copilot: describe a trading strategy in plain English and test it against past prices inside the sealed machine.

Soon. RouterChan: trade from a Telegram app with a managed wallet and hard spending limits.