Single REST contract
Expose one POST endpoint for chat requests so apps integrate with a stable internal contract instead of multiple vendor-specific APIs.
Wheelder AI Box gives you one REST gateway for multi-provider LLM routing. It fans prompts out to configured providers, returns the first successful response, protects keys behind a gateway header, and exposes a simple health surface for monitoring.
When one provider fails, the request can keep moving. Your product integrates with one gateway instead of every model vendor directly.
Teams integrating model APIs usually end up wiring many providers directly, leaking complexity into product code and failing hard when one upstream breaks. Wheelder AI Box centralizes routing, input validation, auth, and provider fallback so applications can talk to one stable contract.
Expose one POST endpoint for chat requests so apps integrate with a stable internal contract instead of multiple vendor-specific APIs.
Route across configured LLM providers and return the first successful result, which lowers the chance that one upstream issue takes your whole feature down.
Keep provider API keys behind a simple gateway header so consuming apps do not need direct access to upstream credentials.
Expose provider availability through a health route that reveals operational status without leaking secrets to callers.
Enforce message limits, method validation, and controlled defaults so the gateway stays predictable under normal use and simple abuse attempts.
Run the gateway as a compact PHP service with minimal operational overhead, which is useful for fast deployment and local control.
The real sales argument is not “AI access.” It is operational resilience: one integration point, cleaner auth boundaries, lower vendor lock-in, and a more survivable path when providers rate-limit, fail, or disappear.
Application teams wire to one contract instead of rewriting vendor-specific request and response handling for every model provider.
Fallback logic gives products a second or third path when upstream services fail instead of exposing that fragility directly to end users.
Provider keys stay behind the gateway so frontends and downstream apps can stay simpler and less risky.
Self-host for free when you want full control. Upgrade when you want hosted routing, operational support, or multi-tenant management around the same gateway idea.
For builders who want a local or private deployment and are comfortable running the gateway themselves.
For products that want the gateway behavior without operating the infrastructure themselves.
For multiple internal apps or client environments that need shared management around a common gateway layer.
Use this form as the landing-page conversion point for teams that want Wheelder AI Box. It captures plan intent now and can be connected to a live backend or CRM later without redesigning the page.
They are buying a cleaner LLM integration layer, fewer provider-specific rewrites, and a more resilient operational path when upstream APIs become unreliable.
Straight answers about routing, security boundaries, and where this gateway fits in an AI stack.
No. It sits in front of them and standardizes how your apps talk to multiple providers.
Yes. The request surface supports an optional provider field when you need a specific upstream instead of normal fallback routing.
It can be called without auth in the current design, but it is intended to reveal provider status only and not secrets. Tighten access if your deployment needs it.
No. The current implementation is compact PHP with a focused router layer, which keeps deployment relatively light.