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UnoRouter

Scheduled · Week 4, 2027

UnoRouter replaces a stack of AI vendor accounts with one open source key

AI, DevTool, SaaS
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Goes live Week 4, 2027

January 25 - January 31, 2027 · Leaderboard opens Monday 00:00 UTC

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About UnoRouter

UnoRouter started because we were paying four AI vendors, holding four keys and maintaining four SDK integrations for what was really one job: send a prompt, get an answer. So we built a single gateway in front of all of them. You get one API key and one OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, DeepSeek, Qwen, Mistral and others sit behind it, and moving from one to another means changing the model string, nothing else. When a provider has an outage, routing shifts traffic to a healthy one automatically, so your app keeps answering. It plugs straight into existing code, Claude Code, Cline, SillyTavern and other OpenAI-compatible clients. The whole stack is open source on GitHub, and the built-in chat is local-first: your conversations stay in your browser. Pricing: a free tier with free models to start, then pay as you go. No subscription.

Overview

Who is it for?

Developers and teams building on LLM APIs

Problem

Every AI vendor wants its own account, key, bill and SDK, and any one of them can go down at the worst moment.

Solution

One OpenAI-compatible endpoint and one key in front of every major provider, with routing that fails over to a healthy provider automatically.

What makes it unique

The full stack is open source and the chat keeps conversations in your browser, so privacy can be checked rather than taken on trust.