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Welcome to TACEO

TACEO provides private execution infrastructure for applications that need to compute on sensitive data without exposing inputs.

This documentation is organized around three areas: the TACEO Network, production privacy services such as TACEO:OPRF and TACEO:Proof, and developer tooling for collaborative zero-knowledge workflows (coSNARKs).

If you are new, start by choosing the path that best matches your goal. This page is designed to help you get oriented quickly and then move into the right part of the documentation.

Choose your path​

Understand how the TACEO Network works

Best for: Potential customers, partners, and technical stakeholders

Learn how the network enables verifiable collaboration over encrypted data, what security assumptions it relies on, and why private execution matters for real applications.

Start here:

  1. Read Network Overview - Understand the motivation and system model
  2. Review Architecture - See how the network operates

Next steps: Explore the Security Model and Network Governance

Add privacy services to my application

Best for: Application developers, product teams, and technical founders

Use TACEO services when you want production-ready privacy primitives in your application, such as privacy-preserving nullifiers with TACEO:OPRF or private proof delegation with TACEO:Proof.

Start here:

  1. Get an overview of the TACEO Services - Compare TACEO:OPRF, TACEO:Proof and see upcoming services
  2. Explore TACEO:OPRF - Understand privacy-preserving nullifiers and OPRFs
  3. Explore TACEO:Proof - Understand private proof delegation

Next steps: Email us for production access and join Discord for technical support

Experiment with collaborative SNARKs

Best for: Crypto developers, researchers, and privacy-tech experimenters

Experiment with coCircom and coNoir to run collaborative zero-knowledge workflows in an MPC setting. These tools are intended for developers exploring custom circuits and coSNARK-based systems.

Start here:

  1. CoSNARKs Overview - Understand collaborative zero-knowledge proofs
  2. Install Tools - Set up coCircom or coNoir locally
  3. Run an Example - Try your first collaborative circuit

Next steps: Explore examples and network configuration

Note: These tools are currently for experimentation and development. They require running your own MPC environment and are not the same as using TACEO’s managed services.

What is available today​

  • TACEO Network documentation explains the system architecture, security model, and application context
  • TACEO:OPRF and TACEO:Proof are the main service entry points for teams looking to integrate privacy features
  • Developer tooling is available for teams exploring MPC-based proving workflows

This means some parts of the docs describe production-oriented services, while others describe lower-level or experimental developer workflows. If you are evaluating TACEO for an application, the services section is usually the right place to begin.

Learning Resources​

New to privacy-preserving computation? Start here:

Get In Touch​

Questions? We're here to help.

Ready to dive deeper? Use the sidebar to explore the TACEO Network, Services, and Developer Tools sections.