OpenRouterTeam/awesome-openrouter

Awesome list of apps that work with OpenRouter. OpenRouter provides access to 300+ AI Models through a single API.

What it solves

OpenRouter provides a single API to access models from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, and dozens of other providers. The directory solves the problem of discovering which apps and tools already integrate with OpenRouter, so users can avoid vendor lock-in and easily switch between models.

How it works

The directory is a curated list of entries. Each entry includes the app's name, a brief description, a link, tags, and whether it is open source. Many apps bring their own OpenRouter API key to work, and the README also points developers to the OpenRouter SDK (TypeScript, Python, Go, Java) and documentation.

Who it's for

For developers and users who want to use a single API to access hundreds of AI models and are looking for ready-made applications that support OpenRouter, such as coding agents, chat clients, observability tools, and more.

Highlights

  • Lists dozens of apps, from autonomous coding agents to productivity and research tools.
  • Each entry includes links, tags, and open-source status (e.g., open-source badges).
  • Includes integration guidance for developers via the OpenRouter SDK and documentation.
  • The file is auto-generated, with contribution instructions in CONTRIBUTING.md.
  • Covers a wide range: coding assistants (Aider, Cline, Roo Code), chat clients (LibreChat, Chatbox), observability (Helicone, Laminar), and specialized tools (Browser Use, Fud AI).

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