OpenAI compatible API. Attested gateway. Public status.

OpenRouter Alternative — TrustedRouter

An open-source, hardware-attested OpenRouter alternative. Same OpenAI-compatible API, verifiable prompt path, no logs.

Verify gateway

1 URLbase_url migration

100smodels and routes

0prompt logs by default

OpenRouter alternative

An OpenRouter alternative built around verifiable privacy.

TrustedRouter is OpenAI-compatible, supports the same model catalog, and adds two things OpenRouter does not: hardware-attested execution and full open-source code.

You change one URL. Your existing code keeps working.

Try side-by-side Detailed comparison

One lineOpenAI SDK

client = OpenAI(
    base_url="https://api.trustedrouter.com/v1",
    api_key="sk-tr-v1-..."
)
# Same model IDs. Same SDK. Same code.

Privacy

No prompt or output logs.

The attested gateway never persists request or response bodies. You can verify this by reading the open source.

Attestation

Cryptographic, not contractual.

AWS Nitro Enclaves and GCP Confidential VMs sign the running image. Cross-cloud so a single vendor breach doesn't take everything.

Open source

Every line that touches your prompt.

Control plane, gateway, configuration, web UI. Self-host if you want; the attestation story still works.

OpenRouterTrustedRouter

API compatibilityOpenAI compatibleOpenAI compatible

Source codeClosedOpen

Prompt pathHosted, opaqueHardware-attested, verifiable

LoggingRetention policyNone by construction

Self-hostNoYes

Status SLOsStatus page99.99% target with public burn-rate alerts

When to use TR over OpenRouter

The teams switching over.

Privacy-sensitive workloads. Medical, legal, financial, internal tooling. Anywhere prompts shouldn't leave a hardware-attested boundary.

Regulated industries. HIPAA, FINRA, GDPR-strict deployments where "no logging" needs to be verifiable, not promised.

Audited routing. Build-vs-buy decisions where the security review team needs to read the routing code.

Self-hosters. Run TrustedRouter inside your own VPC and keep attestation working — your image hash is your image hash.