Tag
“privacy”
6 posts
- Product & Mission··7 min read
Browser AI vs. Cloud API: Who Actually Sees Your Images?
When a tool runs AI in your browser, your files never leave the device. A clear comparison of client-side ONNX/WebGPU inference vs. cloud APIs — on privacy, cost, latency, and offline use.
- Technical Deep Dives··6 min read
We Run the Model in Your Browser Instead of Our Server. Here's the Real Tradeoff.
Client-side background removal is a set of concrete engineering tradeoffs, not just a privacy slogan. What you gain (privacy, zero marginal cost, offline) and what we pay (download size, device variance) and how we manage each.
- Product & Mission··8 min read
Why We Built a Background Remover That Runs 100% in the Browser
The technical and ethical reasons we chose to run all AI inference in the browser instead of on a server — WebGPU, ONNX, privacy, and what we gave up to get there.
- Product & Mission··7 min read
Privacy-First Image Editing: Why Your Photos Should Never Leave Your Device
Most photo editing tools upload your images to a cloud server. Here's what actually happens to those images, why it matters, and how browser-based AI processing changes the equation.
- Product & Mission··6 min read
The Hidden Problem With Free Background Removers
Most "free" background removers have a catch: your images are uploaded to their servers, they sell your data, or the free tier uses a degraded model. Here's what to look for.
- Product & Mission··7 min read
The Real Math: What In-Browser AI Saves You Versus a Cloud Subscription
Cloud background removers charge per image or per month and process your photos on their servers. Here is the actual cost-and-privacy comparison against a tool that runs the AI on your own device — with the numbers worked out.