Most AI tools make you buy their subscription. API.chat flips the script: bring the keys you already pay for (GPT-4, Claude, Gemini… even local models) and drive them all from one clean Windows app. No double-dipping. No browser tabs. No leaks.
Problem we kill | How API.chat solves it |
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Juggling three web apps and two monthly plans | Single pane of glass. One shortcut opens every model. |
Paying $40/mo just for "another chat box" | Pay-as-you-go. Use the same tokens you top up anyway. |
"Where did that answer go?" | Local history. Every chat auto-saved to your PC, searchable offline. |
Copy-pasting context each time | Reusable system prompts. One click to load your style, policy, or persona. |
Privacy worries | Zero telemetry + open storage path. Verify it yourself. |
"Feels like Notepad met Jarvis—instant, distraction-free, and nobody's spying on me."— Elina P., indie game writer
From Microsoft Store → launch.
Any provider's API key. (Add as many as you like.)
Or switch models anytime with Ctrl + Tab.
That's it. No account creation, no browser log-ins.
faster first-token latency vs. ChatGPT web
sent to us—traffic goes straight to model endpoint
offline search of past threads (encrypted on disk)
refund window—Windows Store auto-reverses charge
(writers, analysts, founders)
(tinkerers, privacy-minded users)
(one app, global shortcut, keyboard-only if you wish)
If you need code autocompletion inside VS Code, stay there.
If you need a quiet place to wrestle ideas—welcome home.
Full features, no restrictions
One-time purchase (lifetime license)
No upsells. Updates included.
Core app is closed-source; storage & config format are open, so you can audit what's saved.
No. Native Windows only. (Parallels counts if you dare.)
OpenAI, Anthropic, Google AI Studio, Mistral, Ollama local endpoints. Anything that speaks HTTPS+JSON should work.
"The best money I didn't keep paying every month."— Carlos M.
Buying three AI subscriptions is like paying triple rent because you keep spare keys in different apartments. API.chat hands you one master keyring—use any door, pay one landlord: yourself.