Non-member

Accounting the 3 Service Lanes

Two halves follow two economic rules. This distinction is what makes lifetime membership mathematically sustainable.

Lane Deliverable Marginal Cost Pricing Who Pays Compute
① Download Code, weights, release builds ≈ 0 Free & Infinite Nobody
② BYOK Model inference output = 0 (for Park) Free You (Direct Key)
③ Community API Model inference output > 0 You (By Usage)
BYOK is not a convenience feature — it is the mathematical fulcrum of "¥9.9 Lifetime".
Park provides compute → marginal cost > 0 → must be metered → impossible to offer lifetime free.
User brings their own key → marginal cost = 0 → lifetime free is guaranteed. ✅

BYOK · Bring Your Own Key

Enter your API key or point to a local model endpoint. Keys never leave your browser.

🔒 Zero Storage Leak: Your keys are written exclusively to your local device (localStorage) and piped directly into inference client processes. Park servers cannot read or record them.

Community API Nodes

Voluntary compute nodes run by members. Paid by actual usage, 100% earnings go to node operators.

Node ID Model Price Latency Health

Hardware Seats (1/4 Active)

Each Member SBT can be bound to up to 4 devices simultaneously.

Seat 1 · Current Device SHA256: 9f8a...c4b2
Seat 2 · Standby Unbound
Seat 3 · Standby Unbound
Seat 4 · Standby Unbound

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is there no DRM on public goods?

Every public good here is released under Apache 2.0. You can clone and build from source without our permission. We do not attempt to lock content; we sell the convenience of verified binary distribution, continuous updates, and unified network orchestration.

What happens if Park shuts down tomorrow?

All software runs offline on your machine. You keep your downloads, weights, and tools forever. Source code is distributed across IPFS and GitHub mirrors.

Can I transfer or resell my SBT?

No. The SBT is a Soulbound Token bound to your cryptographic identity. It cannot be transferred or traded on secondary markets, preventing speculative hoarding.