AI prompts go in. Fewer tokens come out.
Same quality. Lower cost. Your data stays yours.

# Before
from openai import OpenAI

# After — one import changes everything
from ordica import OpenAI

# 24% fewer tokens. Same responses.
Features
Compression that
doesn't compromise

Every prompt is analyzed and optimized before it reaches the AI. Redundant language removed. Context preserved. Quality verified across four providers.

24% average savings

Validated blind on 200+ real prompts across GPT-4o, Claude Sonnet, Gemini Pro, and Grok. Quality scores above 4.0 out of 5.0 on every provider.

Four providers

ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok. Each with a tuned compression profile matching the model's sensitivity. Switch freely.

Quantum-secured

Key material generated from real quantum circuit measurements. AES-256-GCM encryption. XOR-sharded memory vault. Physics, not marketing.

Sixty seconds

Change one import. Set one environment variable. Your existing code works immediately. No config files. No dashboard. No SDK complexity.

Client-side only

Compression runs in your environment. Your prompts never touch our servers. Zero data exposure by architecture, not policy.

Adaptive codebook

The compression learns from deployment patterns and gets better over time. Protected by 14 patents and encrypted end-to-end.

How it works
Three steps. Sixty seconds.
1

Install

pip install ordica
Set your Ordica API key

2

Import

Change one line of code
from ordica import OpenAI

3

Save

Every API call is compressed
Same responses, fewer tokens

Privacy
Your data never
leaves your hands

Ordica compresses prompts inside your own environment. We never see your messages, your API keys, or your data.

The only signal that crosses the wire is anonymous telemetry — token counts and savings percentages. This isn't a policy. It's the architecture.

Your prompt Ordica SDK local AI provider
Token counts Ordica telemetry anon
Message content Our servers never
Compatible
Works with the AI you use

Provider-specific compression profiles tuned to each model's sensitivity.

ChatGPT
Claude
Gemini
Grok
Validated
Measured, not promised

Blind-tested on 200+ real prompts. An independent AI judged compressed vs. original responses without knowing which was which.

ChatGPT
4.52
/ 5.0 quality
Savings23.9%
Quality delta+0.04
4+ rate90%
Claude
4.21
/ 5.0 quality
Savings23.9%
Quality delta+0.01
4+ rate88%
Gemini
4.35
/ 5.0 quality
Savings23.7%
Quality delta+0.10
4+ rate87%
Grok
4.20
/ 5.0 quality
Savings23.7%
Quality delta-0.10 · within margin
4+ rate90%
268
tests passing
16
security modules
0
failures
14
patents filed

Quality delta = compressed score minus original score. Positive means compression improved the response. Deltas within ±0.10 are within normal statistical margin — no meaningful quality difference.
All tests run with production models. No cherry-picking. Full methodology available on request.

Questions
Frequently asked

No. Your messages pass through the proxy to reach the AI provider, but we never store, log, or read them. The only data we keep is anonymous counts — how many tokens were sent, how many were saved, and which provider you used. There is no database column for message content. It doesn't exist in our system.

We tested this blind across 200+ real prompts on all four providers. Quality scores stayed above 4.0 out of 5.0. The compression removes redundant language and fluff that the AI doesn't need — think of it as editing a wordy email before sending it. The meaning stays the same.

The compression adds a few milliseconds — you won't notice it. Whether you're using ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Grok, the provider's response time is what you feel, and that's unchanged. In some cases, shorter prompts actually get faster responses because the AI has less to process.

The system is fail-safe. If compression can't be applied confidently, your prompt goes through untouched — you just don't save tokens on that message. You'll never get a broken response because of compression. Worst case is zero savings, not worse quality.

ChatGPT (GPT-4o) is a strong all-rounder — great for general questions, writing, and brainstorming. Claude is known for natural writing and careful, thoughtful responses. Gemini has the deepest reasoning and largest context window. Grok is fast and conversational with less filtering. Try all four and see which one clicks for you.

During the alpha, yes — completely free. You're helping us test the compression on real conversations, which is valuable to us. There's no catch, no credit card, no upsell. After the alpha period, the chat interface may move to a paid model, but you'll know well in advance.

It tells us whether the AI's response was good or not — that's it. We don't see the response itself, just your rating. This helps us make sure compression isn't hurting quality. It's completely optional.

Ready to compress?

Alpha access is invite-only. Try the chat interface for free, or integrate the SDK in sixty seconds.