The @Maple AI client generates a unique encryption key per user. That key is used to encrypt data throughout the process so we can't see your data. Our code is open-source and uses confidential computing to provide proof of the code running on our servers.

To my understanding, Venice is a proxy that passes your data through their servers, whether it's to open models or ChatGPT/Claude. Users can't verify the code running on their servers, so there aren't cryptographic proofs of privacy like Maple provides.