Your code,
instantly honest.
Secure by default. Verifiable by anyone. Confidential computing made frictionless with WebAssembly and TEEs.
The next generation of PaaS
Klave is a serverless platform with privacy, verifiability, and integrity built-in. Go from idea to enclave: scaffold, build, and deploy WebAssembly apps into secure TEEs in minutes.
Our Klave adopters
Why choose Klave?
Your data and code protected at every stage
Deploy within Trusted Execution Environments, ensuring both confidentiality and integrity at all times.
In Transit
Secure transport.
Encrypted end-to-end.
In Use
Run workload inside secure enclaves.
What happens in the TEE stays in the TEE.
At Rest
Nothing exposed.
Everything encrypted at rest.
Smallest trusted computing base (TCB)
No containers. No guest OS. Just your app inside the enclave. The smallest TCB for stronger guarantees.
Attest and verify execution
TEE attestation proves the right code runs in a verified, untampered enclave, ensuring both code and data remain confidential and tamper-proof throughout execution.
Lightning-fast
Instantly responsive. No cold starts, just lightning-fast performance with WebAssembly.
Key Features. Designed for developers, built for security.
Serverless by Design, Hardware Secured
Deploy apps directly into a cluster of TEEs.
End-to-End Confidentiality and Integrity
In use, in transit, and at rest.
Cryptographic Attestation at Every Step
Prove your app runs the right code in the right enclave.
Seamless Developer Integration
Klave fits right into the tools devs already love.
Fast. Cheap. Energy-Efficient
Near-native performance with no cold starts.
Built on WebAssembly
Portable, secure, and lightweight.
Seamless Deployment
Scaffold a new app.
Generate a project with Klave.
Build your app.
Develop with privacy-first, secure computation.
Deploy your app.
Push it to Klave's secure network.
Attest your app.
Verify its integrity with cryptographic proof.
Supported languages
Klave empowers developers to build secure, high-performance applications using WebAssembly. We currently support AssemblyScript and Rust, providing lightweight and efficient execution in Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs).
Go support is planned for Q2. Follow our roadmap for updates.
