u/Miserable-Archer-631

Domains, hosting, APIs, tools, courses. Real numbers only.

Drop it.

Built this out of frustration. Every time I tried to prototype something, I ended up with a pile of API keys, dashboards, and billing setups open at the same time.

So I put together one API gateway with one base URL and one key, then switched between GPT-5.5, Grok 4.2, DeepSeek V4, and Llama without touching anything else.

Prepaid credits, no subscriptions, per-request usage logs so you know where your money went.

I’m not trying to hype it up. I want the real criticism.

What would actually stop you from using this?

What feels pointless, what feels useful, and what would make you trust it or not?

Built this out of frustration. Every time I tried to prototype something, I ended up with a pile of API keys, dashboards, and billing setups open at the same time.

So I put together one API gateway with one base URL and one key, then switched between GPT-5.5, Grok 4.2, DeepSeek V4, and Llama without touching anything else.

Prepaid credits, no subscriptions, per-request usage logs so you know where your money went.

I’m not trying to hype it up. I want the real criticism.

What would actually stop you from using this?

What feels pointless, what feels useful, and what would make you trust it or not?

I kept hitting the same annoying wall: different keys, different dashboards, different billing, and way too much setup just to try the models I actually wanted.

So I built one API gateway where you use a single base URL and one key, then call GPT, Grok, DeepSeek, Kimi, and Llama from the same place.

What I wanted was simple: less setup, more control, and no surprise spend. It runs on prepaid credits and shows usage logs, so you know where things are going instead of guessing later.

The point wasn’t to make another wrapper. It was to make model access feel less fragmented and less annoying.

I’m not trying to hype it up — I’d rather hear honest reactions, questions, and suggestions.

What feels useful?

What feels missing?

Would you actually use this in a real project?

Not the polished origin story. The real one.

What are you building, how did the idea actually come to you, and did you ever genuinely think it would go anywhere or were you just winging it?

And if you've made money from it, what was the moment it clicked? If you haven't, what's keeping you going?

One piece of advice or tip you'd actually give someone starting out right now. Go.

Not the polished origin story. The real one.

What are you building, how did the idea actually come to you, and did you ever genuinely think it would go anywhere or were you just winging it?

And if you've made money from it, what was the moment it clicked? If you haven't, what's keeping you going?

One piece of advice or tip you'd actually give someone starting out right now. Go.

Genuinely curious if anyone else does this.

Like if Claude wrote something and it's broken, telling it "this was written by GPT" and asking it to fix it. Does it actually perform differently or is that just placebo?

And does it work the other way too, telling GPT that Claude wrote it?

Tried it a few times and felt like it changed something but not sure if I'm imagining it.

Link, screenshot, whatever you got. Just show the thing.

Link, screenshot, whatever you got. Just show the thing.