Stoffel Labs
- title
- Stoffel Labs
- type
- entity
- summary
- MPC-as-a-service company building a developer-facing platform on top of secret-sharing + beaver-triples protocols
- tags
- company, cryptography, mpc
- sources
- stoffel-beaver-triples
- created
- 2026-05-10
- updated
- 2026-05-10
Stoffel Labs (stoffelmpc.com) packages secure multiparty computation as a developer service. Their blog runs an MPC-from-first-principles series — the mpc-beaver-triples post is one entry, written in the friend-group-deciding-on-a-restaurant style that the rest of the series shares.
Visible products at time of ingest: a hosted compute layer (pricing page exists), a GitHub org (Stoffel-Labs) with their open-source pieces, and a tutorial-driven blog that doubles as docs.
The company sits in a small but expanding category — see also Anoma's MPC primitives, Inpher, Sharemind, Partisia. Differentiation is on developer experience: the blog reads like a real teaching resource rather than a sales sequence, which is a reasonable bet in an area where most prospects need to understand what MPC actually is before they can scope a use case.
Cross-references: secure-multiparty-computation, beaver-triples, secret-sharing.