Why We Built It
You Are Already Paying for AI.
You Are Just Not Getting Much Out of It.
A monthly AI subscription buys you a text box on a web page. That is the whole product. The moment you want to do something programmatic with the same model — summarise a folder of documents, run a prompt over every row of a spreadsheet, put a feature in an app — you are told to open a second account, one that bills per token, on top of the subscription you are already paying. You are not buying access at that point. You are buying it twice.
The other half of the problem is that nobody uses one provider any more. People keep two or three subscriptions because the models are genuinely different, and then spend their day pasting the same prompt into three tabs and reading the answers one after another. That is not comparison — comparison means seeing the disagreement, and you cannot see it when the answers arrive minutes apart in different windows.
Revoye is the answer to both, and it is deliberately unglamorous about how. It does not resell anyone's model and it holds nobody's API key. Revoye Desk runs on your own computer with your own accounts signed in, and a router sits in front of it: an endpoint your code can call, a queue that waits for your machine, and — in Extension Mode — a chat window that asks every account at once. It is slower than a model API and it cannot stream, and we say so on this page rather than in a footnote — because for a batch job, an overnight script, or a genuine side-by-side comparison, a minute was never the constraint. The bill was.
No Second Bill
The subscription you already hold is the one doing the work.
No Provider Keys
There is no API key in the system to leak, rotate, or misuse.
Desk Does the Work
Revoye Desk answers on your own machine — no extension required.
Honest Trade-Offs
Slower than an API, no streaming — published, not buried.
Logins Stay Put
Provider sessions never leave your own computer.
Your Own Router
One owner, your devices, your rules about where prompts go.