Access begins with a trusted device.
Ameeba Chat authentication connects access to your Ameeba environment, including Vault and Pseudopod, without asking you to reuse a conventional password.
How authentication worksExplore how Ameeba protects your identity, conversations, files, access, AI, and shared compute.
As AI becomes part of how we communicate, work, and create, more of our conversations, files, knowledge, and computing move between people, devices, and AI.
Ameeba is designed to give people greater control over how that information moves, where AI runs, and who can access it.
Start with the part of the security model you want to understand.
Aliases and QR based access reduce dependence on conventional account identifiers.
Protected conversations are encrypted between participants.
End to end encrypted files stay protected across Ameeba Chat and Pseudopod.
Ameeba Chat authentication establishes trust for new devices and your Ameeba environment.
Pseudopod can keep Max inference on hardware you control.
Authorization follows the collaboration and its current membership.
Compute sharing is explicit and remote execution has a clear trust boundary.
Ameeba begins with identity and access, protects conversations and files with end to end encryption, and gives you clear boundaries around where AI and compute run.
Ameeba uses aliases and QR based access so people can connect without beginning with a phone number, email address, or password based identity.
Explore encrypted identityEnd to end encryption protects supported conversation content between intended participants and trusted devices while access remains tied to the collaboration and its membership.
Explore encryptionVault uses end to end encryption for protected file storage and sharing. Access your Vault through supported mobile and Pseudopod surfaces, with access tied to Ameeba Chat authentication.
Explore VaultAmeeba Chat authentication connects access to your Ameeba environment, including Vault and Pseudopod, without asking you to reuse a conventional password.
How authentication worksPseudopod can run Max on local hardware, keeping local AI processing and workspace tools close to a machine you control.
Explore PseudopodWorkspace and shared compute access should be authorized against current membership rather than possession of a room identifier alone.
Joining a conversation does not automatically contribute hardware. Compute sharing is something a contributor turns on.
Local and remote execution are different security boundaries. Ameeba should make that distinction understandable.
When Max runs locally through Pseudopod, inference happens on hardware you control.
Encryption can protect traffic while it moves between participating devices.
When another Pseudopod performs inference, that host processes the workload. Encrypted transport does not by itself make the remote execution environment confidential.