Cloaks is freeware. We’re releasing it to a small group first, to see how its local AI model runs across a wide range of hardware. Leave your email and we’ll send you a login and a download link when your batch opens.
Your email is used for one thing: sending you a login and a download link. Your hardware details are used only to measure how the local model performs.
Neither is shared with anyone. They’re kept in a private database that only Jonny can access.
The record of your request is deleted whenever you ask: reply to any email we send you, or message Jonny on LinkedIn.
Data brokers turn what you search, read and buy into a psychographic profile, then sell it to advertisers, insurers, employers and governments. Cloaks is built to fill that profile with people who never existed.
What you search and read is enough to infer your income, your health, your politics and your fears. Cloaks is built to keep that yours by burying it in the searches, purchases and questions of people a local model invented.
Buying and selling people’s lives shouldn’t be a business model. Every profile Cloaks pollutes is one less they can trust, and a dataset nobody can trust is worth less than the one they paid for.
Cloaks poisons the profile, not the network. It doesn’t hide your IP address or where you are, and it doesn’t encrypt anything, so keep using the tools you trust for that.