Enclave is a confidential GPU compute service for running WebAssembly apps inside attested enclaves. It is built for cases where the app can sign and where users want to verify the enclave before sending data.
The service says it runs WebAssembly apps on a hardware-isolated enclave with a confidential GPU, and it highlights attestation as part of the workflow. Supported details include a per-tenant Wasm sandbox with process isolation, VRAM zeroed before reuse, TLS termination inside the enclave, and CORS-friendly browser access. It also mentions confidential CPU and GPU computing, SEV-SNP and NVIDIA confidential computing, and the ability to rent 1–100% of a card. The page also says it supports Wasm apps using wasi:http and that users can check the cryptographic attestation before connecting.
Enclave is delivered through the browser and through an API v1, with dashboard and app-related navigation on the site. The page states that users deploy straight from the browser and that the wallet is the account. Payment is per second in ETH or USDC, settled on-chain, with top-ups used to extend use. The site also says there are no sales calls or gatekeepers.
The service is built and operated by Enclave Host, Inc.
Enclave is a Hosting, deployment & PaaS product. Securely running GPU workloads in confidential, verifiable environments without enterprise sales barriers. It is built as a B2B product for developers needing confidential compute. Enclave is a paid product. Enclave is available on the web and API.
Enclave Host, Inc. builds and maintains Enclave, and the product first shipped in 2026. Development happens publicly on GitHub with 848 commits in the last 90 days. Key capabilities include GPU compute, webAssembly support, and confidential computing. It exposes integrations via a public API.
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