Trust Center
SealRoute AI Hub Trust Center
Review current SealRoute AI Hub capabilities, data boundaries, and verifiable records. We only state protections that are implemented and reviewable.
Current Status
Current capability status
Model Status
Current trusted-model status
Security Boundary
Clear boundaries enable correct use
Keys, intermediary routes, and call records
- The local Client isolates provider keys from AI tools.
- Secure envelopes protect requests and responses across intermediary distribution layers.
- Call records expose Token, route, latency, format, and Proof without prompt or response text.
The final model provider processes request content
- A model must read content to perform inference; SealRoute AI Hub does not claim otherwise.
- For direct official-key access, SealRoute AI Hub adds key isolation, budgets, policy, and audit.
- KMS, HSM, TEE, and private deployment are enterprise options verified by contracts and deployment evidence.
Data Handling
How one call is handled
- 01AI tool
The user sends a request from WorkBuddy, Codex, Cherry Studio, or another compatible tool.
- 02Secure entry
The cloud entry or local Client verifies identity; local mode encrypts on the device.
- 03Final model
The selected provider processes the request under its data policy and returns a response.
- 04Sanitized record
Token, status, latency, and Proof are recorded without prompt or response text in normal call details.
Verifiable Records
Every call can leave a reviewable record
Report a security issue or request enterprise security material:
security@sealroute.aiView my call recordsPublic Timestamp
Publicly verifiable audit anchors
SealRoute AI Hub uses Merkle Tree and OpenTimestamps to create publicly verifiable audit proofs for AI calls. Audit summaries are anchored to Bitcoin through public timestamp calendars, while business content and user data stay off-chain.
Recent public anchors
Showing recent records by default
Only aggregated hashes are anchored publicly. A timestamp proves that an audit root existed before a point in time; it is not a judicial certificate or third-party confirmation of the underlying call content.