Choosing a language model is rarely just about picking the smartest one. Developers also have to weigh provider availability, latency, token prices and capabilities — and switch when a provider goes down. A new tool called AllModels aims to simplify that juggling act with a single API for routing abliterated language models across providers.
AllModels (Credits: Product Hunt)
Described on Product Hunt as “OpenRouter for abliterated models,” AllModels gives developers one place to compare providers, latency, pricing and capabilities, rather than checking each provider separately. The pitch is aimed at a specific audience: people who work with abliterated models and want to route them flexibly instead of locking into a single provider.
AllModels: Explore Every Abliterated Model Through One API
The core feature is routing. AllModels routes abliterated language models across providers with automatic fallbacks, so if one provider is unavailable or slow, traffic can move to another without the developer rewriting their integration. That kind of fallback matters in production, where a single provider outage can otherwise take an app down with it.
Selection is also modality-aware, according to the listing. In practice, that means the router can take account of what kind of work a model needs to do — not just which model is available, but which one fits the task — when choosing where to send a request.
Comparison is the other half of the product. AllModels offers one place to compare availability and token prices across providers, alongside latency and capabilities. For developers watching costs, that visibility is useful: token prices vary between providers, and the cheapest or fastest option for one workload is not always the cheapest or fastest for another.
Who AllModels Is For — and What It Does Not Claim
AllModels is a developer tool, not a consumer chatbot. Its audience is people building AI-powered apps who already work with multiple model providers and want a unified API, automatic fallbacks and a single comparison view. The listing does not publish pricing or a full model catalogue, so developers will need to check allmodels.io itself for the providers and terms that apply to their own use.
The comparison with OpenRouter is instructive. Unified APIs have become popular precisely because the model landscape changes so fast: new models appear, prices shift, and providers come and go. A router that abstracts that churn away — while still letting developers compare and choose — can save integration work, provided the routing itself is reliable.
For teams already managing several providers by hand, AllModels is worth a look: one API, automatic fallbacks, modality-aware selection, and a single place to compare availability, latency and token prices for abliterated models.
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