LAB · Coordination
Private coordination, explained honestly.
Run a full input-window lifecycle in your browser. Contributions are encrypted and committed locally, then aggregated. See exactly which guarantees this does — and does not — give.
Local simulation
Local educational simulation — not a deployed confidential protocol
- 1. Request
- 2. Input window
- 3. Window closed
- 4. Aggregate published
Sealed inputs (0)
Nothing submitted yet.
What this shows vs. a real protocol
| Lifecycle: request → window → aggregate | Modelled |
| Inputs encrypted at rest (AES-GCM) | Yes, locally |
| Input commitments (SHA-256) | Yes, re-checked |
| No single party can decrypt | No — one key |
| Random committee + DKG | No |
| Computation over ciphertexts (FHE) | No |
| Proof of correct computation (ZK) | No |
| Authenticated, sybil-resistant inputs | No |
Local simulation