OpenSourceAIHub

It’s a security layer that sits between your app and AI companies like OpenAI, Groq, or Mistral. When your app sends a message to AI, the Hub checks it first — removes any sensitive data (like emails, passwords, or credit card numbers), selects the most cost-efficient available provider, and then forwards the cleaned m

No. We only log metadata (like "1 email address was blocked") — we never store the actual content of your messages or the AI’s responses. Your data passes through our security layer and is forwarded to the AI provider. Nothing is saved on our servers.

If your app uses the OpenAI SDK (the most popular AI library), you only need to change two lines: the API key and the base URL. Everything else — your models, your prompts, your response handling — stays exactly the same.

BYOK stands for "Bring Your Own Key." It means you already have an account (and API key) with a provider like OpenAI, Google Gemini, xAI, Groq, or Together.ai. On the Pro plan, you save those keys in the Hub, and we use them to make AI calls on your behalf — so you pay the provider directly at their regular price with

That’s perfectly fine! The "Managed Credits" plan is designed exactly for this. Add credits to your Hub wallet (10M Credits / $10 minimum), and we handle everything — we use our own provider accounts to process your requests.

No. Every request is protected from your very first API call. The Hub applies a "Maximum Protection" default policy that scans for all 28 entity types (emails, credit cards, SSNs, API keys, prompt injection attacks, and more) and redacts any matches before the AI model sees them.