USP
Unique Selling Points
How ZYBER compares to alternative approaches for AI interaction.
Comparison Overview
Execution Isolation
❌ None
❌ Local
❌ Local
✅ Cloud
Identity Protection
❌ Email/Phone
⚠️ IP only
✅ Wallet only
Payment Privacy
❌ Card required
❌ Card required
❌ Card required
✅ Crypto
Code Safety
N/A
❌ Runs locally
❌ Runs locally
✅ Sandboxed
Dependency Safety
N/A
❌ Local install
❌ Local install
✅ Isolated
Data Logging
⚠️ Conversation stored
⚠️ Code logged
⚠️ Varies
✅ Minimal
Detailed Comparisons
vs. ChatGPT / Claude Web Interfaces
What they offer:
Direct access to powerful AI models
Conversation history and memory
Web-based, no installation
What they expose:
Email/phone required
Identity permanently linked
Card payment
Financial identity exposed
Conversation logging
Complete thought history stored
IP tracking
Location and network exposed
Browser fingerprinting
Cross-session identification
ZYBER difference:
Access the same AI models through ZYBER's isolated environment
No email, no phone, no card
Workspace-bounded sessions
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vs. AI Coding IDEs (Cursor, Windsurf, etc.)
What they offer:
AI-powered code completion and generation
Integrated development environment
Chat-based coding assistance
What they expose:
Local code execution
AI code runs with your permissions
Dependency installation
Packages install on your system
File system access
AI can read/write local files
Environment variables
API keys, secrets accessible
Persistent agents
Long-running processes on your machine
ZYBER difference:
Full IDE experience in isolated cloud workspace
AI-generated code never touches your device
Dependencies install in disposable environment
Wallet compromise = wallet loss; ZYBER compromise = session loss
{% hint style="warning" %} Critical: If a malicious dependency executes in Cursor, it has access to your entire system. In ZYBER, it only has access to the isolated workspace. {% endhint %}
vs. Using AI with a VPN
What a VPN provides:
Masks your IP address from websites
Encrypts traffic between you and VPN server
Bypasses geographic restrictions
What a VPN doesn't provide:
Execution isolation
Code still runs on your machine
Identity protection
Still need email, card for AI platforms
Dependency safety
Packages still install locally
Data separation
AI still logs your conversations
ZYBER difference:
ZYBER provides IP masking AND execution isolation
Your device never runs untrusted code
Complete identity separation, not just network layer
vs. Local Sandboxing (Docker, VMs)
What local sandboxing provides:
Isolated execution environments
Resource separation from host system
Reproducible environments
What local sandboxing lacks:
Expertise required
Complex setup and maintenance
Resource overhead
VMs consume local CPU, RAM, disk
Network exposure
Still uses your IP address
Identity exposure
Still need accounts, cards
Escape vulnerabilities
Container/VM escapes are possible
ZYBER difference:
Same isolation concept, zero local setup
Runs on ZYBER's infrastructure, not your resources
Cloud IP, not your IP
Web3 identity, not email accounts
Feature Comparison Matrix
Security Features
Remote execution
✅
❌
❌
⚠️
✅
IP isolation
❌
❌
✅
❌
✅
No local install
✅
❌
❌
❌
✅
Disposable environment
❌
❌
❌
⚠️
✅
Zero local footprint
✅
❌
❌
❌
✅
Privacy Features
No email required
❌
❌
❌
✅
✅
No card required
❌
❌
❌
✅
✅
No phone required
❌
⚠️
❌
✅
✅
Minimal data logging
❌
❌
⚠️
✅
✅
Session-bounded data
❌
❌
❌
⚠️
✅
Usability Features
Zero setup
✅
⚠️
⚠️
❌
✅
Full IDE
❌
✅
❌
⚠️
✅
Terminal access
❌
✅
✅
✅
✅
File management
❌
✅
✅
✅
✅
Git integration
❌
✅
✅
✅
✅
Summary: Why ZYBER
ZYBER combines the best aspects of multiple approaches:
Web AI
Zero-install, instant access
VPNs
IP masking, network privacy
Local VMs
Execution isolation, disposability
Cloud IDEs
Full development environment
Web3
Wallet auth, crypto payments
The result: A private AI workspace that provides complete isolation without sacrificing usability.
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