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aigate 📱

The only machine you own is a phone — a second-hand one — yet most coding guides open with "grab a real laptop and a GPU." So the idea stayed parked for some future budget. Then you find a route that asks for none of it. The heavy AI thinking never runs on your phone — it runs at the providers you pick; your phone only routes traffic. Now, on a night bus with one hand on the screen, you ship from your pocket. The gear stopped being the excuse.

What this is, and why it feels different ✨

aigate is a plain Python app you run yourself — Linux, Windows, Android (Termux), or a full Linux distro on a phone. No GPU, no compiler, nothing desktop-only. Start it and a page opens at a local address: no server, no account. Nothing talks back to us — your requests go only to the AI providers you chose, never through someone else's middleman. It's free and open source, and anyone may copy the code, so aigate's one true home is github.com/fadhly-permata/AI-Gate.

What you can do with it 🧭

• Build on a small screen. Made for phones, in eight languages, light or dark.
• Keep going when a key runs dry. Line up a few providers in one group: when one errors or hits its quota, aigate moves to the next without a resend. Set that up
• See where your AI money went. Each request logs tokens and an estimated cost, grouped your way, plus a CSV export.
• A real terminal in the browser. 24 coding tools launch into a fresh tab with your chosen model. Missing one? You get an install command matched to your device — list still growing. Look around · See the tools
• Call it from your own code. One local address, any language. Here's how

Pick your starting point 🚀

I want to…	Read this
get it running on my phone	Quick Start
hook up my coding tool	CLI Tools
choose and line up providers	Providers & Combos
send requests from my own code	OpenAI API

How it works, in one paragraph 🧠

Add the providers you have, put them side by side in a group — aigate calls it a combo — and each combo gives one tidy local address. Terminal, tools, your scripts: all point there. Which provider answers is aigate's problem, not yours. Your device only routes; models run on someone else's hardware, over your normal connection.

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That's the map. Quick Start is the first step.