About Solace
Solace is a provably private, uncensored AI workspace built on Solana. One place to chat, make pictures and video, and turn a conversation into an app you own, and nobody can read what you ask, not even Solace.
What you can do
What makes Solace different
Provably private
Every request is encrypted in your browser and opened only inside sealed hardware, so Solace’s own servers never see what you ask. Every answer carries a receipt you can check, and saved chats are encrypted with your wallet. See Privacy and Verify an answer.
Solana built in
Your wallet is your account, your payment method and your launchpad. Apps you build can take Solana Pay, mint NFTs, gate content to holders and swap through Jupiter without extra setup.
Yours to keep
Solace claims no rights to what you make: publish it on your own domain, push it to GitHub, or download it.
Your first five minutes
- Connect a wallet. Phantom, Solflare or Backpack. See Sign in with a wallet.
- Ask something. Type in the box and pick a mode: Chat, Image, Video, Build or Agent.
- Check the receipt. Press the Verified mark under the answer to see where it was made.
- Build something. Describe an app in one sentence and watch it come together in the preview.
- Publish it. Put it live at its own address, then share it on X.
Sign in with a wallet
Solace has no email and no password. You sign in with a Solana wallet, and the wallet is your account.
Supported wallets
Phantom, Solflare and Backpack. Unlock your wallet extension before you open Solace so the page can find it. On a phone, open Solace in your wallet’s own browser.
What you are signing
Signing in uses Sign-In With Solana: a plain-text message with your address, the site’s name and a single-use code. It is not a transaction, so it moves no money, grants no permission and costs no gas.
Check the site nameOnly sign a message that names Solace. If a sign-in request names any other site, cancel it.
Your wallet is also your key
Your saved chats are encrypted with a key that only your wallet can produce. When you open Solace on another device and sign in with the same wallet, your history unlocks there too. See Privacy.
If you lose your wallet
Solace holds no password, recovery email or copy of your key, so an account cannot be recovered without its wallet, and neither can its saved chats, because nobody else can unlock them. Keep your recovery phrase safe and offline.
Privacy
Privacy is the reason Solace exists. Most AI asks you to trust it. Solace is built so you don’t have to take its word for it, and so you can check.
Sealed from your browser to the answer
Each request is encrypted in your browser, to a key that exists only inside the machine that answers it. That machine runs on sealed hardware: its memory is locked away from whoever operates it, Solace included. Solace’s servers only ever pass on locked data, so nobody along the way can read what you ask or what comes back.
This covers what you ask and make everywhere in Solace: chat, pictures, video, the app builder and agents. Anything that goes on chain, such as a payment, a mint or a token launch, and anything you publish, is public like any Solana transaction or website.
A receipt on every answer
Before it does any work, the machine proves what hardware it is and exactly what code it is running. Every answer is signed inside the machine, and comes with a receipt that ties it to that proof. You can check any receipt yourself. See Verify an answer.
Only your wallet can read your history
Saved chats are encrypted on your device with a key made from your wallet, before they are stored. Solace keeps only the locked copy and cannot open it. Lose the wallet and the history cannot be recovered, by you or by anyone else.
Searches and links
When the chat searches the web or reads a page you link, the request is made from inside the sealed machine. The site you open sees a request from Solace, never you, and a search provider sees only the words of the search, never who asked.
No tracking
No analytics, no ad pixels and no third-party measurement on Solace. Nobody is building a profile of what you ask.
Private until published
Chats and projects are visible only to you. Nothing is public until you press Publish.
Delete means delete
Deleting a chat deletes it and everything made in it. Deleting a project removes its files, data and published pages. Anything already minted, launched or pushed to GitHub stays where it is.
A wallet, not a profile
Because you sign in with a wallet signature, Solace collects no name, email or password. A wallet’s on-chain history is public, so use a fresh wallet if you would rather not tie Solace to it.
What Solace will not make
Solace talks openly about anything and makes nearly anything you ask, with two fixed exceptions: anything sexual involving someone under 18, in any form, and sexual pictures or video of a real, identifiable person. Beyond those two lines, Solace won’t lecture you or water down answers. You are responsible for what you make and for following the law where you are. A refusal is explained in a sentence and costs nothing.
Verify an answer
Every answer in Solace carries a receipt. It takes a few seconds to check, and you never have to take our word for it.
How to check one
- Open the receipt. Press the Verified mark under any answer, picture, video, build step or agent run.
- Press Verify. Your browser checks the receipt itself.
- Read the result. Each line turns to a tick when it holds. If any line fails, the receipt says which, and you should treat the answer as unverified.
What a receipt proves
- Sealed hardware. The answer was made on hardware whose memory is sealed from whoever runs it, vouched for by the chip makers themselves.
- The exact code. The machine was running a published build of Solace, matched by its fingerprint against the public list of releases.
- An untouched answer. The answer was signed inside that machine, so nobody changed it on the way to you.
- Locked all the way. Your request was encrypted to a key that exists only inside that machine, so Solace’s servers saw only locked data.
What it does not prove
A receipt proves where and how an answer was made. It does not prove the answer is correct, so check anything important as you would any other source. It also cannot protect what is already on your own device, such as a browser extension that reads the page. The page that encrypts your request comes from Solace too, which is why its code is published for anyone to inspect.
Chat
Uncensored conversations with open-source models, sealed from your browser to the answer.
The basics
Type a question and pick a mode under the box. Chat answers questions, Image and Video make media, Build hands the request to the app builder, and Agent sets up a task that runs on its own.
Files and the web
Attach a picture or a document and ask about it, or let Solace search the web when a question needs current information. Searches and links are made from inside the sealed machine, never from you. See Privacy.
Your history
Chats are saved so you can come back to them, encrypted with your wallet so only you can read them. Delete a chat and it is gone, along with everything made in it.
What it will not make
Two things, always: anything sexual involving someone under 18, and sexual pictures or video of a real, identifiable person. Beyond those two lines, Solace won’t lecture you or water down answers. You are responsible for what you make, and a refusal costs nothing.
Images and video
A picture or a short clip from a sentence, without the filter.
Switch the box to Image or Video and describe what you want. Results appear in the chat, ready to download, each with its own receipt.
Mint any image as an NFT on Solana in one press, or share it to X as a Blink that people with a Blinks-enabled wallet can tip or buy from. See Sharing with Blinks.
Building your app
Describe an app in a sentence. The agent writes it, checks its own work and runs it live beside the code.
Start with a prompt
Build a mint page for my photo series. 40 editions at 0.5 SOL.
Holders unlock a private gallery.
The agent reads your project, plans the change, and writes the files. Every step shows on screen as it happens, and your code is written inside the same sealed hardware as your chats.
Solana features
- Wallet connect for Phantom, Solflare and Backpack
- Solana Pay checkout in SOL or USDC
- NFT minting with Metaplex
- Token-gating so only holders reach a page
- Jupiter swaps so buyers can pay with any token
Ask for any of these in plain words and the agent wires it in.
History
Every run leaves a checkpoint you can return to, so a change you do not like is one click away from being undone.
Publishing and domains
Put your app live at an address of its own, on your own domain, or push it to GitHub.
Going live
Press Publish and your app gets a public address that works for anyone. Publish again to update it, or take it down at any time. Until you publish, a project is visible only to you.
Your own domain
Add a domain in the publish dialog. Solace shows the exact DNS record to add at your registrar, and checks for it on its own.
GitHub
Push the code to a repository of your own. It is your code to keep.
Databases and sign-ups
Give an app a database of its own and let people sign up to it with their wallets.
Tables
Say “save it” and the agent creates the table and the code your app uses to read and write it.
Access rules
Every table starts closed to everyone but you. Open it per action, and limit each person to their own rows. Review these rules before you publish.
Paying for Solace
Top up in SOL or USDC from your wallet. No card form and no subscription to cancel.
How it works
Top up your balance from your wallet. Each message, picture or video spends a little of it, and you can see the balance at the top of the app.
Agents pay from their own wallets
What an agent spends on chain comes from the agent’s own wallet, within the limits you set, never from your main wallet. The AI work it does draws from your balance like any other request. See Agents.
Agents
An AI that works on its own, with a wallet of its own.
What an agent is
Give an agent a task and the tools it may use. Run it now, or set it to run on a schedule.
Every Friday, pay my collaborators their share of sales.
Tip 0.05 SOL to everyone who remixes my app.
Every Monday, post my token’s new holders to Telegram.
Its own wallet
Each agent has a wallet of its own, separate from yours. It pays, tips and swaps on Solana from that wallet, and every payment, tip and swap is on chain for anyone to see. It can also post to places like Telegram for you.
Limits you set
- A daily budget. The most it may spend in a day. Anything over it is blocked, not queued.
- What it may touch. The tokens it may hold or swap and the apps it may use.
- Its tools. It can only use the tools you turn on.
Pause an agent or withdraw its funds at any time. The AI work an agent does draws from your balance like any other request; only its on-chain spending comes from its own wallet.
Know the risksSwaps and trades carry risk, and token prices can fall fast. An agent only follows the task and limits you give it, and nothing here is financial advice.
Launchpad
Give anything you build a fair-launch token, joined to the thing you made.
Fair by design
One bonding curve with the same rules for everybody from the first second. No allocation, no whitelist and no presale. The creator buys on the same curve as everyone else, and each buy moves the price by the same rule.
Graduation
When the curve’s raise fills, it closes and graduates to DEX liquidity at the price it closed at. Trading carries on there.
Creator fees
The creator earns a share of the fee on every trade on the curve, paid on chain to the launching wallet. The launch form shows the cost to launch and the graduation target before you confirm.
Understand the risksToken prices can fall quickly, and a token can lose all of its value. Tokens are made by their creators and are not endorsed by Solace. Nothing here is financial advice.
Sharing with Blinks
Turn what you make into an action inside an X post.
Share an image, an app or a token from Solace and it becomes a Blink: people with a Blinks-enabled wallet can buy, tip or mint right from the post, without leaving X.
The $SOLACE token
$SOLACE is the community token of Solace.
Beware of copiesThe official $SOLACE contract address will be pinned on @askSolace. Until it is, there is no official token. Any other token using the name is not Solace’s, and neither are tokens people launch on the Launchpad.
Contract address
Once it is pinned, check the address against the pinned post on @askSolace before you interact with any token named $SOLACE. Nothing here is financial advice.
FAQ
Short answers to the questions people ask most.
What is Solace?
A provably private, uncensored AI workspace on Solana. You can chat, make images and video, and build full apps from one prompt, then publish them, take payments and launch a token, without leaving Solace.
Do I need a crypto wallet?
Yes. Solace signs you in with a Solana wallet such as Phantom, Solflare or Backpack. There is no email and no password, and the wallet is the only key to your account. Lose it and the account cannot be recovered, so keep your recovery phrase safe.
What am I signing when I sign in?
A plain-text Sign-In With Solana message with your address, the site’s name and a single-use code. It is not a transaction, so it moves no money, grants no permission and costs no gas. Cancel if it names any site other than Solace.
Is it really private?
Yes, and you can check. Every request is encrypted in your browser and opened only inside sealed hardware that proves what code it runs, so Solace’s servers only ever pass on locked data. Every answer carries a receipt anyone can verify, and saved chats are encrypted with your wallet. See Privacy.
How do I check an answer?
Press the Verified mark under it, then Verify. Your browser checks the receipt itself. See Verify an answer.
How do I pay?
Top up your balance in SOL or USDC from your wallet, and each message, picture or video spends a little of it. No card form and no subscription.
Who owns what I build?
Solace claims no rights to what you make. Publish it on your own domain, push it to GitHub, or download it.
Can an agent spend my money?
On-chain spending comes only from the agent’s own wallet, never yours, and only within the limits you set: a daily budget, the tokens it may touch and the apps it may use. Every payment, tip and swap is on chain, and you can pause it or withdraw its funds at any time. See Agents.
Can I launch a token?
Yes, through the Launchpad: a fair launch on a bonding curve with the same rules for everyone, graduating to DEX liquidity, with a share of the fee on every curve trade for the creator. Tokens are made by their creators, not Solace. Prices can fall fast, even to zero, and nothing here is financial advice.
Is there a $SOLACE token?
The official $SOLACE contract address will be pinned on @askSolace. Until it is, there is no official token. Any other token using the name is not ours. See The $SOLACE token.
Official links
The only places Solace speaks from. If a link is not on this list, it is not ours.
- Website · asksolace.io
- X · @askSolace
- Telegram · not open yet. Until a link appears here, any Telegram group using the name is not ours.
