OpenRouter Safari extension for Mac
OpenRouter for Safari. Finally.
AlliHat is a Mac Safari extension that puts OpenRouter next to every page. It can read what's there or do the clicking. OpenRouter handles the models and the bill.
$29.99/year after trial · macOS 12+ · Safari 16+ · OpenRouter usage billed separately
OpenRouter in another tab
The page is always somewhere else.
OpenRouter is powerful. Carrying the page into another tab or app every time is not. You spend half the trip moving text around.
OpenRouter in AlliHat
OpenRouter comes to the page.
Open the sidebar and ask. The page is already there. Agent Mode can even work the site while you watch.
AlliHat is independent software and is not affiliated with OpenRouter.
OpenRouter models and pricing
One account. A lot of models.
OpenRouter gives you one place for models from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, and more. AlliHat uses Auto to pick one for each job. You decide which models are fair game and what you want to spend in OpenRouter's Routing settings. Change it there and AlliHat follows.
Use OpenRouter on the page you're reading.
No hauling text between tabs. Just ask.
Read
Ask about this page
Ask while the page is still in front of you. AlliHat sends the useful page text to OpenRouter, so you do not have to copy the whole thing.
Focus
Send the exact selection
Highlight the part you mean. AlliHat sends that selection, so you do not have to explain where to look.
Act
Let it work in Safari
Agent Mode can click buttons, fill forms, scroll, and navigate while you watch. You keep the final say.
Connect OpenRouter to Safari
The API key part is pleasantly boring.
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Install AlliHat. Get it from the Mac App Store and turn it on in Safari.
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Connect OpenRouter. AlliHat opens OpenRouter. Sign in and approve it.
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Get back to the page. Open the sidebar and ask. OpenRouter made the key and sent it back. You never touch it.
Where the key goes
OpenRouter makes it. Safari keeps it.
When you approve AlliHat, OpenRouter makes a key for this Mac. Safari saves it locally. Your requests go to OpenRouter and the model it picks. They never pass through an AlliHat server.
Common questions
Is there an OpenRouter Safari extension?
Yes. AlliHat is a Safari extension for Mac that puts OpenRouter in a sidebar beside the current page. It can read the page or selected text and use Agent Mode to click, fill forms, scroll, and navigate.
How do I use OpenRouter in Safari?
Install AlliHat from the Mac App Store, enable the Safari extension, choose OpenRouter, and click Connect OpenRouter. Then open the AlliHat sidebar on any page and ask.
Which OpenRouter models work in Safari with AlliHat?
AlliHat uses OpenRouter Auto and Auto Beta, which choose from OpenRouter's changing pool of models. You can control allowed models and cost preference in OpenRouter Routing settings, and those settings apply to AlliHat.
Do I need to copy an OpenRouter API key into AlliHat?
No. Click Connect OpenRouter, sign in, and approve AlliHat. OpenRouter makes a key for this Mac and sends it back to the extension. You never have to copy or paste it.
Where does my page data go when I use OpenRouter?
Safari sends your request to OpenRouter. OpenRouter sends it to the model it picked. AlliHat never runs the request through a server of its own.
Does OpenRouter usage cost extra?
You pay OpenRouter for the model usage. AlliHat is separate: $29.99 a year after a 7-day trial.
Can I still paste an OpenRouter key manually?
Yes. Manual key entry remains available in AlliHat settings if you prefer it.
Put OpenRouter in Safari.
$29.99 a year after a 7-day trial · OpenRouter usage billed separately