What is an0n?
an0n is an open inference network with privacy baked into its shape rather than promised in a policy. A question you send never lands in a company's data center. It is handed to the network — everyday machines, volunteered by people all over the map — and one of them loads the model, returns the reply a token at a time, and collects USDG for the compute. The instant the final token arrives, your prompt ceases to exist.
Ask anything. A stranger answers. Nothing is kept.
The premise
Every mainstream assistant is wrapped around a login, a card on file and a retention window. What you type is logged, sampled for training and welded to your identity for as long as it suits them. an0n begins from the opposite assumption: running a model is a commodity any GPU can supply, so there is no reason for one company to watch — or archive — the things you ask.
Nothing to sign up for, no email, no profile. On the network you are a random identifier minted inside your own browser. When it's time to pay, you pay in $ANON on Robinhood Chain, from an address whose owner only you can prove.
Where you touch it
| Surface | What it does |
|---|---|
| /chat | Prompt any model the network is serving and watch the reply stream in live from someone else's hardware. |
| /join | Enlist your machine as a worker in a few minutes and collect USDG during the hours it would otherwise sit dark. |
| /earnings | Link a wallet and review everything your machines have done — balance, daily take, jobs, withdrawals. |
| API | The identical network over HTTP. One request mints a key; there is no account to create. See the API reference. |