You already pay for a pile of these. Don't buy the API again. Codex, Claude, Gemini, Kimi, Grok, and Devin can go to the other tool you're actually using.
Free. Other platforms
The official apps still work. If the tool you want only speaks the OpenAI API, sign in in the browser and give it this one address.
Log in to each provider in the browser and hit Start. Home gives you the address and a key, plus a .env and SDK examples to paste into your tool.
It runs a small server on your computer. Tools that only speak the OpenAI API point at it and use the Codex, Claude, Gemini, Kimi, Grok, and Devin subscriptions you already pay for. Sign in once in the browser, then paste the address and key into the tool.
Only to the provider you signed in to. akproxy passes along what your tool sends and hands the reply back. It runs on your own machine and keeps your login there. There is no akproxy server in between.
It could. Requests go out on your own account, from your own computer, not a shared pool. But each provider has its own rules about using a subscription outside its official app, so we can't promise it won't happen.
Any tool that lets you set an OpenAI base URL and API key. Home shows both, plus a .env and SDK examples you can copy.
Yes. Each account card shows the plan and how much of this week's quota is left, and warns you when it may run out before the reset.