Company
RemKey is a product of Remekie One.
We think the LLM gateway market has been solving two problems as if they were one, and it's left a gap. This is the bet we're building on.
The thesis
Every team putting an AI agent into production hits the same two walls at the same time. The token bill runs away, because it's cheap to reach for the frontier model on work a smaller one handles fine. And the security review stalls, because nobody can prove what the agent actually did. Most tools pick one of those problems. Pure routers (OpenRouter, LiteLLM) cut the bill and stop there, they add no guardrails, no signed trail, no tool-call governance. Pure observability tools show you what happened after the fact, but don't route or enforce anything. The platforms that do both went enterprise, with the procurement cycle to match.
We don't think that's a permanent tradeoff. The same substrate that decides where a request should route is exactly the place to guard it, sign it, and prove the cheaper choice held quality, one gateway, not two products bolted together.
What that means in the product
A classifier routes each request to the right-cost model, cheap prompts stop paying premium prices, and it's a base-URL swap, not a migration.
Every request is guarded for PII and injection, every agent tool-call is checked against a fail-closed allowlist, and the whole trail is hash-chained and signed, so the export can be verified offline instead of taken on trust.
Why self-serve
We start every team the same way we'd want to start: no sales call, a live key in about 60 seconds, and a working dashboard before you've decided whether you're staying. If it earns a security review later, the trail is already there, we don't bolt governance on after the fact.
Get in touch
Questions, partnership ideas, or just want to talk about the thesis: sales@remkey.ai.