How it works
dLLM is private, uncensored AI — chat and image generation — running on a decentralized network instead of one company's servers. No sign-up, no email: your account is an anonymous key. You pay as you go with crypto, your chat history is end-to-end encrypted, and the models are served by independent operators competing on price. Here's how each piece works, in plain language.
There's no account — just a key
No email, no username, no password. The first time you visit, your browser is given a random key that becomes your account — it holds your credit balance and unlocks your chat history. We never store the key itself, only a one-way fingerprint (a hash) of it.
On your Account page you can view the key as 12 words — write them down to use your balance and history on another device, or as a backup. Lose them with no backup and it's gone: there's no "forgot password," because there's no identity for us to reset. That's the trade for being unidentifiable.
Your chats are end-to-end encrypted
Your conversation history is encrypted on your device and synced across your devices using your 12 words. We store only the encrypted form — we can't read your chats, and neither can anyone who breaks into our servers. Delete them anytime.
A marketplace of models
dLLM isn't one model on one server. Independent operators run open models on their own GPUs and compete on price — you always pay the cheapest live offer, by the token, no subscription. We also resell a few hosted "big models" too large for anyone to self-host. Every model is labeled so you know what you're getting:
- End-to-end encrypted — served by an independent worker; your prompt is sealed so even we can't read it.
- Anonymous — sent to a hosted provider to answer; never tied to your identity, but not sealed end-to-end.
Pick whichever fits what you're doing. The Pricing page lists every model, its live price, and its label.
Images, too
Beyond chat, dLLM generates images. Pick an image model the same way you pick a chat model and you're billed per image at the live price. The Images page is the quickest way in.
You pay by the message, with credit
No subscription and no monthly bill. You buy prepaid credit and spend a small amount each time you use a model — based on the length of the exchange, or per image. When it runs low you top up; nothing auto-charges you.
To add credit, pay in crypto — Monero, Solana USDC, or a crypto swap (send another coin, we convert it). Your balance goes up as soon as the payment confirms, minus a small load fee. Credit is closed-loop: it only ever becomes more dLLM credit, never cash back — think gift card, not bank account.
Sending credit as a voucher
You can turn part of your balance into a one-time code and hand it to anyone — a gift, a payment, or just sharing with a friend. They paste the code in to redeem it for credit. No account, no key-sharing, and we never learn who they are.
The amount leaves your balance the moment you create the voucher and is held until someone redeems it. Changed your mind, or nobody used it? Cancel it any time before it's redeemed and the credit returns to your balance.
Run a model and earn
Got a spare GPU? You can run a worker, serve models to the network, and earn credit for the work it does — that's the supply side of the marketplace. The Run a worker page has the steps.
Using it from your own apps
dLLM speaks the OpenAI API, so tools and code that already talk to ChatGPT-style endpoints work unchanged. Your account key works as a full-access API key; for app-specific keys you can cap and revoke, mint them on the API page.
The one rule
dLLM is uncensored on every topic but one: absolutely no sexual content involving minors. This is enforced, non-negotiable, and applies to everyone — such requests are blocked and never processed.
What we can't do
Because we keep only a fingerprint of your key and only the encrypted form of your chats, we cannot read your conversations, recover your key, or connect your balance to a real-world identity — not for you, and not for anyone who comes asking. The privacy isn't a promise we make; it's built so we couldn't break it even if we wanted to.