Confer
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6recommend
3warn against
Dec 30, 2025first mention
Oct 31, 2026latest mention
Why people recommend it
“there's also AI services with better privacy than the mainstream ones, for example: https://confer.to/”
“see Confer [0] by Moxie Marlinspike”
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“If you want privacy the only option that reasonably delivers is Moxie's https://confer.to”
“My eyes are on proton lumo & confer.to”
“I am kinda more optimistic about it too”
Caveats and dissent
“So i now have an account, but can only use it on my Desktop.”
“Make of that what you will.”
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“That is funny it won't even show us the homepage.”
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“there's also AI services with better privacy than the mainstream ones, for example: https://confer.to/”
“he does have an AI chat/inference based on enclaves!”
This is very cool because it allows you to use any model. Obviously, it still lets the model and its operator see the entire context of the conversation. I quite like Moxie's Confer[1] approach to just encrypt the whole thing in such a way that no one except the end-user sees the plaintext. [1] https://confer.to/
https://confer.to/
“see Confer [0] by Moxie Marlinspike”
Some password managers do not support the PRF extension yet. ProtonPass is one of them that does not: https://www.passkeyprf.com
“If you want privacy the only option that reasonably delivers is Moxie's https://confer.to”
“So i now have an account, but can only use it on my Desktop.”
“My eyes are on proton lumo & confer.to”
“I am kinda more optimistic about it too”
“Make of that what you will.”
That’s true, but it’s still a distinct threat model from “we use the API of a company run by one of the least trustworthy humans on the planet.” We can talk through side channel attacks and whatnot, but we’re discussing issues with Confer’s implementation, not trusting a different third party.
“claim that your client can confirm (attest) that the code they run doesn't leak your data”
“That is funny it won't even show us the homepage.”
“Looks like Confer is hosting its own inference”
“While Confer hasn’t released the technical details yet”