Most AI routers sit directly between you and the model provider, which means they can see every prompt passing through them.
Do you consider that a meaningful privacy risk? And if you use an AI router today, what would you want to see before trusting it with sensitive prompts: no-log policies, open-source code, TEEs, end-to-end encryption, or something else?
AnonRouter is the private, open-source alternative to OpenRouter, with 300+ AI models behind one OpenAI-compatible API. Your prompts run inside secure enclaves: isolated hardware that we cannot access, even if we tried. Sign up anonymously, with no email required. Our SDK verifies that the published code is running inside genuine secure hardware before sending your prompt. You do not have to trust our privacy claims. You can check them yourself.
