LiteLLM Alternative — Self-Host and Verify It
A LiteLLM alternative that's self-hostable AND verifiable. Hardware-attested gateway proves the no-logging guarantee.
LiteLLM lets you self-host. TrustedRouter lets you self-host and prove it.
LiteLLM is a great open-source proxy: one OpenAI-compatible API across 100+ models, runs in your own infra. The gap is verification — once it's deployed, nobody outside your ops team can confirm what the running proxy actually does with a prompt.
TrustedRouter closes that gap. The gateway runs in hardware enclaves and signs the exact binary it's running, so the no-logging guarantee is cryptographically checkable — by you, your auditors, or your customers.
client = OpenAI(
base_url="https://api.trustedrouter.com/v1",
api_key="sk-tr-v1-..."
)
# Drop-in for any LiteLLM proxy integration.
# Self-host TR too — your built image hash is the
# hash your enclave reports, so attestation holds.
Run it in your own VPC.
Like LiteLLM, the full stack is open source and self-hostable. Unlike LiteLLM, the deployment is attestable end to end.
Prove the no-log claim.
Build the image, deploy to a confidential VM, and the attestation reports your hash. Your security team verifies instead of trusting your runbook.
Or skip the ops entirely.
Don't want to run a proxy? Use the hosted attested gateway at api.trustedrouter.com — same verification, zero infra.
When "trust our deployment" isn't enough.
If your security review, your customers, or your regulator needs evidence — not assurances — that prompts aren't logged, a self-hosted proxy alone doesn't get you there. Attestation does.
Read the full argument: “Attestation is All You Need”.