Privacy

What Elyra does and does not do with your data today. The project is early and these statements describe the current software.

• No prompt logging by the routerThe router you run on your own machine does not log prompt or response content. It keeps metadata only: model, peer, token counts and amounts. This is a property of the code you run, not something you have to take on trust from a server.
• Your keys stay localYour node identity and any upstream API keys are stored on your machine. The local control surface only accepts connections from your own computer.
• What peers can seeWhen you route a request to a peer, that peer receives the prompt in order to answer it. A peer that claims to run in a TEE has not been verified; assume the peer can read your prompt.
• Settlement is publicPayments settle on a public test network. Addresses, vouchers and amounts recorded there are visible to anyone and cannot be deleted.
• This websiteThis site is static. It sets no tracking cookies and does not collect your details; the sign-up form from the original template has been disabled.
• No warrantyThis summary is provided as is and may be incomplete while the software is early. If you find a privacy problem, please report it so it can be fixed.

Plain-language summary, not legal advice. Last updated 2026-11-04.