Use Unexposed when you want private image generation from open-weight models without prompt history, public galleries, third-party image APIs, or provider-side prompt retention.
Unexposed is for teams who want the privacy benefits of private cloud image generation without spending their first month building GPU orchestration, model runners, delivery plumbing, billing, and operational controls.
The Practical Private Cloud Alternative
Building a private image-generation cloud usually means choosing machines, scheduling GPU jobs, managing workers, wiring storage, protecting secrets, streaming outputs, and maintaining the system when models or drivers change.
Unexposed gives you a simpler path:
- generate from open-weight models;
- keep prompts and source images away from third-party image APIs;
- avoid hosted prompt history and public galleries;
- stream generated outputs back after generation;
- use an SDK instead of operating your own generation fleet.
The result is private cloud-style generation without turning infrastructure into your product roadmap.
What Stays Out Of Provider Image APIs
Prompts, source images, generated outputs, and generation keys stay inside infrastructure controlled by Unexposed. Model selection does not send task content to third-party image providers.
Unexposed may use infrastructure providers for compute, networking, storage, billing, security, analytics, and support where needed to operate the service. Those providers are not image-generation providers, and model requests are not routed through their hosted image APIs.
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When To Build Your Own Cloud Instead
You may still want your own cloud if you need custom compliance terms, full physical infrastructure custody, a private VPC deployment, or a model runner that Unexposed does not support.
For most teams, the better starting point is to ship the private generation workflow first and avoid owning the GPU platform until it is truly necessary.
Start With The SDK
Use Unexposed when you want private open-weight image generation now, with a path that is easier than building the whole cloud yourself.