RedPill AI

Confidential AI routing through verified GPU enclaves you can audit

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What is RedPill AI?

RedPill AI is an API finder tool. A private AI gateway that serves OpenAI-compatible chat and embeddings from models inside GPU TEE enclaves on Phala, Tinfoil, NEAR AI and Chutes, with attested routing, encrypted paths, signed response receipts and one verification workflow.

RedPill is a private AI gateway that routes chat, completion and embedding requests to models running inside GPU trusted execution environments (TEEs). Instead of asking users to trust a privacy policy, it exposes the evidence: the gateway itself runs in a TEE, hosting providers publish proofs of their privacy integrity, and every response comes back with a signed receipt. Developers can then check the whole chain through a single verification workflow, which is the core idea the product is built around. The service aggregates models from providers such as Phala, Tinfoil, NEAR AI and Chutes behind one OpenAI-compatible endpoint, quoted per million tokens. The public catalog mixes general models with specialized ones: Qwen3.8 27B for coding, research and long agent runs, Gemma 4 26B-A4B in an uncensored "Heretic" build with a 262K context, uncensored Qwen variants, and Kev 4B, a small model that answers typed system-one questions with calibrated probabilities rather than prose. Requests and responses travel over encrypted paths, and pricing is pay as you go with no minimum spend. There are two entry points. Applications point an existing OpenAI SDK at the gateway and keep working with chat, completions and embeddings unchanged. Agents such as Claude Code, Codex and Pi connect through Private AI Proxy, a desktop app that protects traffic while a verified session is active. That second path matters for team chat and coding assistants, because it covers tools that are not built directly against the API. RedPill sits in the infrastructure layer rather than the consumer chat layer. It is aimed at developers and organizations in regulated work (legal research, contract analysis, healthcare) who need inference to be confidential and provable, and it advertises SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA with BAAs, GDPR and ISO 27001 alignment for those buyers. Anyone simply looking for a chat interface will find the setup heavier than a hosted chatbot, but teams that must show auditors where prompts went get a coherent answer.

How do you use RedPill AI?

  1. 1Create an API key
    Open the key page and generate a credential for the gateway. The same key works for both application traffic and proxy sessions.
  2. 2Point your OpenAI SDK at the gateway
    Set the base URL to the TEE gateway endpoint and supply your key, then send a chat completion. Existing chat, completions and embeddings calls should run unchanged.
  3. 3Pick a model from the private catalog
    Review context limits and per-token prices for each model, including uncensored and long-context options, and use the model identifier in your request.
  4. 4Connect agent tools through Private AI Proxy
    Install the desktop proxy and route Claude Code, Codex or Pi through it so agent traffic stays protected while a verified session is active.
  5. 5Verify the response chain
    Use the verification workflow to check gateway attestation, provider proofs and signed receipts for the requests you have sent.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Works with existing OpenAI SDK code by swapping the base URL and adding a keyAI
  • Single per-token price list across multiple verified TEE providers, with no minimum spendAI
  • Signed receipts plus gateway and hosting attestation give a concrete audit trail for compliance reviewsAI
  • Private AI Proxy extends protection to agent tools such as Claude Code and CodexAI
  • Catalog includes long-context and uncensored models alongside standard chat modelsAI

Cons

  • No free tier or trial is described on the homepage, so evaluation requires paying per tokenAI
  • Verification steps assume familiarity with attestation and receipts, which raises the learning curveAI
  • Consumer chat happens in third-party apps, so RedPill offers no first-party chat interface of its ownAI
  • Model choice is limited to what the partner providers host, so newer or niche models may be missingAI
  • Desktop proxy downloads shown are Linux builds, leaving other platforms unclear from the homepageAI

How much does RedPill AI cost?

Pricing

Pay as you go with one price per token across providers and no minimum spend. Published rates include Qwen3.8 27B at $0.20 per million input and $2.50 per million output tokens, uncensored Qwen at $0.30 and $1.50, Gemma-4 26B-A4B at $0.15 and $0.70, and Kev 4B at $0.042 per million input with free output.

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Integrations

An OpenAI-compatible SDK path covers application code in JavaScript, Python and cURL, and Private AI Proxy connects agent tools such as Claude Code, Codex and Pi. Partners listed include NVIDIA Inception, OpenRouter, NEAR AI and Vijil AI.

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Features

OpenAI-compatible chat, completion and embedding calls through an attested gateway, encrypted prompt and response paths, models served in NVIDIA Confidential Compute and Phala TDX enclaves, unified per-provider verification, signed response receipts, and a desktop proxy for agent tools.

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Frequently asked questions about RedPill AI

  • How much does RedPill AI cost?
    Pay as you go with one price per token across providers and no minimum spend. Published rates include Qwen3.8 27B at $0.20 per million input and $2.50 per million output tokens, uncensored Qwen at $0.30 and $1.50, Gemma-4 26B-A4B at $0.15 and $0.70, and Kev 4B at $0.042 per million input with free output.
  • Does RedPill AI have an API?
    Yes, RedPill AI offers an API.
  • How do you use RedPill AI?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 5 steps: 1. Create an API key 2. Point your OpenAI SDK at the gateway 3. Pick a model from the private catalog 4. Connect agent tools through Private AI Proxy 5. Verify the response chain.
  • What platforms does RedPill AI support?
    RedPill AI is available on Web App and Linux.
  • What does RedPill AI integrate with?
    An OpenAI-compatible SDK path covers application code in JavaScript, Python and cURL, and Private AI Proxy connects agent tools such as Claude Code, Codex and Pi. Partners listed include NVIDIA Inception, OpenRouter, NEAR AI and Vijil AI.
  • What are the limitations of RedPill AI?
    No free tier or trial is described on the homepage, so evaluation requires paying per token. Verification steps assume familiarity with attestation and receipts, which raises the learning curve. Consumer chat happens in third-party apps, so RedPill offers no first-party chat interface of its own.

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Added10/21/2026

Platforms

Web AppLinux

Pricing

Paid