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One Interface. Every Provider You Need.

KeyRing AI brings together 11 AI providers — OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, xAI, ElevenLabs, and more — into a single local-first desktop. Run multi-model roundtables, build agents, and compare responses without your data ever leaving your machine.

Your AI Command Center

Everything you need to operate AI at scale

One prompt editor, ten provider tabs, and a unified chatroom that keeps all your conversations in sync.

Main Workspace

The central hub for all AI operations

KeyRing AI workspace with the controls panel open and active provider tabs across the top.

Chatroom View

Unified timeline

Provider Tabs

Side-by-side comparison

Consensus

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Orchestrated Discussions

AI roundtables. Seven conversation modes.

Transform individual AI responses into structured group discussions. Select participants, choose a conversation mode, and watch the magic happen.

KeyRing AI roundtable session with provider participants arranged around a shared discussion canvas.

Round Robin

Each provider takes turns in a fixed sequence, ensuring every voice is heard.

Best for

Comparing structured responses across all providers

Free Form

Natural conversation flow where providers respond organically.

Best for

Brainstorming sessions and open-ended discussions

Debate

Structured argumentation with providers taking opposing viewpoints.

Best for

Exploring multiple sides of controversial topics

Panel

Providers act as expert panelists answering moderated questions.

Best for

Expert Q&A sessions and panel discussions

Collaborative

Providers build on each other's ideas iteratively.

Best for

Co-creative writing and problem-solving

Moderated

Manual control over speaker selection and turn-taking.

Best for

Structured interviews and controlled experiments

Investigation

Systematic fact-finding with methodical provider queries.

Best for

Research and deep-dive analysis sessions

Built for Real Work

Workflow mastery

From attachments to history, every feature is designed for operator control and workflow flexibility.

Chat History

KeyRing AI conversation history view with search, reload, and export controls.
  • Search sessions by keyword
  • Export transcripts in markdown
  • Reopen any past conversation

Attachments

KeyRing AI attachment manager popout with global and per-provider attachment scopes.
  • Global or per-provider file scoping
  • 4 ingestion modes (Raw, First N lines, Metadata, Filename)
  • Drag-and-drop or file picker

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Security Architecture

Every layer, explained

KeyRing AI uses a local runtime, direct provider dispatch, local key handling, and bootstrap/auth boundaries to reduce the trust surface around normal AI use.

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Direct Provider Connections

All outbound connections go to provider API endpoints only - OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI, DeepSeek, ElevenLabs, Mistral, Groq, Cohere, Together, Perplexity. No KeyRing Labs domain appears in the request path during a chat session.

Your Device → localhost backend → AI provider
↑ FastAPI backend ↑ Direct HTTPS
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Hardware-Bound Key Encryption

API keys are encrypted with symmetric cryptography. The encryption key is derived via cryptographic key derivation from your machine's hardware characteristics and handled locally by the desktop key-management layer. Extracting the encrypted file is designed to be far less useful away from the originating machine context.

hardware_characteristics → encryption_key
Key derived at runtime · never persisted
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Localhost-Only Backend Binding

The FastAPI backend is designed to bind to loopback-only host settings so the desktop runtime stays on localhost rather than becoming a general network service. The app is intended to keep the backend off your LAN and out of the public internet path.

bind(host="localhost")
LAN: blocked · Internet: blocked
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Bootstrap Handshake + Bearer Auth

On launch, the Tauri shell starts the Python backend and establishes an authenticated session via a one-time handshake token. All frontend-to-backend communication uses scoped bearer tokens with CSRF protection.

Tauri → one-time token → FastAPI
No token · No access · Even on localhost