One developer surface for every Neuraphic model.
Open Console, create a project, generate one API key. The same key calls Praeth for continuous risk scoring, Claeth for input integrity, and Prion for autonomous defense — full size or Prion mini. One bill, one audit log, one quota dashboard.
Every new project starts with $100 in credits — no card required to begin. Failed requests are never billed. Every model returns within sub-second on the median, and every one of them was trained on traffic from Neuraphic's own production surfaces before it ever reached you.
Console
Console is the control plane for everything Neuraphic ships. Projects, API keys, billing, quotas, audit log, abuse review — all of it lives behind one signin and one bill. Every model you enable becomes a SubscriptionItem on the same Stripe subscription, every score and scan is metered against the same usage roll-up, and every administrative action lands in the same hash-chained audit log.
It is the same surface our internal teams use to ship product safely. Nothing ships from research to a customer without passing through it first.
Open ConsoleWhat we shipped this quarter
Console is generally available
Sign up, create a project, enable a model, send your first request. The full pipeline from signin to scored response now ships in under ten minutes — and the first $100 of usage is on us.
Read morePraeth 1.0 is now GA
Continuous risk scoring with sub-2ms median latency. Three-tier reputation (per-IP, per-device, per-bot signature). Trained on the same production traffic that protects Neuraphic auth — the largest curated AI-traffic dataset of its kind.
Read moreJoining NVIDIA Inception
Membership extends our access to NVIDIA infrastructure for training and inference. Praeth's next generation will be trained on H100s with NVIDIA's technical advisory in the loop.
Read moreThe Neuraphic model line.
Every model is reachable from a single project under a single API key. Pricing is per token — input and output billed separately, so a long prompt with a one-word reply doesn't pay for tokens that never came back. Failed requests are never billed. Versioned cleanly: pin praeth-1.0-001 or float on praeth-1.0 for production.
Praeth
Three-tier reputation graphs (per-IP, per-device fingerprint, per-bot signature) updating from production telemetry. Returns a score, a recommended decision, and a reason chain you can drop into a gate. Sub-2ms median, sub-10ms p99.
Claeth
Text, image, audio, video. For each input the model returns one of permit, redact, transform, hold, or block. Drop it in front of any LLM endpoint, fine-tuning pipeline, or user-facing form. Transparent decision rationale on every output.
Prion
Reads the diff. Analyzes the surface. Synthesizes a fix. Then attacks its own fix, hardens until the attack fails, and ships only when both halves of the loop converge. Built to operate on production code — not toy benchmarks.
Prion mini
Same loop — analyze, patch, adversarially verify — distilled into a tighter footprint. Best for high-volume CI inspection and inline IDE assist where Prion's full reasoning depth is more than the task needs. Drop-in compatible with the same SDK.
Start with $100. Stay free until you scale.
Every new project gets $100 in credits at signup. No credit card required to start. The credits work across every Neuraphic model — burn them on Praeth, save them for Workers, mix and match. Whatever's left after thirty days does not expire.
Pricing is per-call, not per-seat. Failed requests are never billed. Streaming endpoints bill the same as their non-streaming counterparts. Live and test keys share the same SDK surface, so promoting from prototype to production is a one-character change.
- $100 in credits on every new project — no card required
- Per-token pricing — input and output billed separately
- Failed requests are not billed
- Test keys are free at any volume — for evaluation only
- Quota auto-bumps on usage signals (opt-in)
- Enterprise tier ships with private deployment + audit-log export
| Model | Input | Output |
|---|---|---|
| Praeth | $0.50 | $1.50 |
| Claeth | $1.00 | $2.00 |
| Prion mini | $1.50 | $5.00 |
| Prion | $5.00 | $25.00 |
| All prices per 1M tokens. Failed requests not billed. | ||
We're building an AI ecosystem — from the models to the infrastructure to the products that run on them.
Neuraphic runs a single stack. The agents that do the work, the defenses that inspect every input, and the infrastructure beneath all of it are built inside one organization. Research and product sit at the same table. Nothing gets bolted on the week before launch. From the first commit, every system is written to be read, supervised, and trusted by the time it reaches a customer.
Built to be read, supervised, and trusted.
Hash-chained audit log
Every state-changing operation — project creation, key generation, role grant, quota bump, model registration, abuse action — is appended to a tamper-evident log. Quarterly export to immutable storage. Verifier ships in the SDK so customers can replay our chain on their own infrastructure.
Anti-enumeration by default
Internal endpoints return 404 on auth fail, not 401 or 403, so an attacker cannot enumerate which resources exist. Constant-time bearer comparison. Cross-tenant predicates baked into every repository signature. The threat model is published and updated quarterly.
Failed requests not billed
If we 4xx or 5xx your call, you don't pay for it. Quota is enforced before the model backend sees the request, and metering only fires after a successful response. The bill matches the value delivered — never the noise.
Per-product blast radius
Praeth, Claeth, Prion, and Workers each run in their own AWS account with their own VPC, KMS keys, and IAM boundary. A compromise in one cannot reach the others. Console is the only surface that crosses boundaries — and that boundary is itself audited continuously.
SOC 2 Type II in flight
Audit window opened Q2 2026. Targeting Type I report Q3 2026 and Type II twelve months later. Existing controls are documented in the security policy library and reviewed before every release. SOC 2 will cover Console, the four production model surfaces, and the supporting AWS infrastructure.
Responsible disclosure
Encrypted reports to security@neuraphic.com via the Curve25519 GPG key published at /.well-known/security-pgp.asc. Acknowledgment within 24 hours, fix or workaround within 7 days for high-severity issues. Coordinated public disclosure on a 90-day default timeline.
Built for the people who ship code.
Send your first request before lunch
Sign up, create a project, generate a test key, send a Praeth scoring request. End-to-end Python, Go, Node.js, and cURL in the same page.
Five-language SDK family
Python, Go, Node.js, Java, C#. Same client shape across every language — application defaults, explicit location, transparent retries.
API reference with executable examples
Every endpoint documented with sample requests, response schemas, and a "try it" form pre-filled with your test key. Spec ships as OpenAPI 3.1.
Quotas that grow with you
Auto-approve quota bumps based on usage signals. Predictive Adjuster files small bumps before you hit the ceiling. Hard plan-tier caps prevent runaway charges.
Production SLA
99.9% availability target across every customer-facing surface. p95 latency targets per model documented and visible on the public status page. Credit refunds automatic on breach.
Hash-chained audit log + export
Every state change recorded with prev_hash + this_hash. Quarterly export to immutable S3 with Object Lock. Replay verifier ships in the SDK.
Console v2 threat model
STRIDE breakdown across the API gateway, model registry, EventBridge ban cascade, and cross-DB GDPR pipeline. 766 lines, 40+ enumerated threats.
Praeth: from research to production
How a continuous risk engine shipped from internal research to customer surface in eighteen months. Three-tier reputation, training data curation, calibration vs heuristic baseline.
Praeth evaluation kit
200 anonymized request fingerprints with ground-truth labels. Benchmark Praeth against your existing rules. Released under a research license — no commercial use restrictions on the kit itself.