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Inference Cooperative

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Our AI, governed together.

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A member-governed cooperative for AI — where the people who use the models also direct them.

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AI, governed together

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We don't have to accept the choices Big Tech gives us. We can make our own.

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AI is becoming infrastructure.

The models shaping how we work, learn, and talk are owned by a handful of companies — and governed first for their shareholders' profit.

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We think that's backwards. A tool this consequential should answer to the people who use it. So we're building AI the way we build public institutions: directed by its members, not by shareholders.

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We think that's backwards. A tool this consequential should answer to the people who use it. So we're enabling access to AI on the users' terms.

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Cancel whenever you like. Your data stays yours.

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Pricing is itself a co-op decision. As usage grows, the current scale will likely need to change — and members will decide how, together.

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Pricing is itself a co-op decision. As usage grows, the current scale will need to change — and members will decide how, together.

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Choose by what you value.

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Different members care about different things. So we let you route your AI by the value that matters to you — not lock you to a single provider.

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Different members care about different things. So we let you choose your AI by the values that matter to you — not lock you to a single provider.

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The exact lineup changes as the co-op decides. The choice — yours, every time — doesn't.

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The exact lineup changes as the co-op decides.

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Built the cooperative way.

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Everything we run is self-hosted, open source, and free of external dependencies — so the co-op controls its own stack, and members can see exactly how it works.

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Wherever possible, our tools are self-hosted, open source, and free of external dependencies — so the co-op controls its own stack, and members can see exactly how it works.

  • Self-hosted on our own infrastructure
  • Open source — the code and docs are public