AIWallet
A consumer app that logs into all of a user's AI subscriptions (ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Midjourney, etc.) in one place, shows unified usage and cost dashboards, and recommends which model to use for each task to stay within free or cheap tiers.
knowledge workers, students, and creators paying for 2-5 overlapping AI subscriptions and losing track of quotas and bills
- One dashboard showing remaining quota, billing cycle, and projected overage for every connected AI account
- Smart 'where should I send this?' router that picks the cheapest model that handles image vs. text vs. code tasks well
- Alerts before hitting a hard paywall so users can reroute a long task to a different free tier
- Shared household plan so a family or small team can pool free-tier accounts without stepping on each other
An open-source local Grok gateway with multi-account pooling just hit GitHub Trending, showing that ordinary users already hack together multi-account setups and want a clean consumer version.
Strong organic demand: Reddit r/ArtificialInteligence has active threads on AI subscription cost management, comparison sites like aipricing.guru (31 plans) and aisubprice.com (55+ tools) exist, and multiple open-source trackers (ebrainte/ai-usage, omnitrack-ai) already target exactly this pain point.How to Manage Multiple AI Subscriptions Without Going Crazy ↗AI Subscription Pricing Compared | AI Pricing Guru ↗
Crowded adjacent space: Claude Tuner (browser extension), omnitrack-ai, ebrainte/ai-usage, multiple web cost calculators, and enterprise dashboards (intuitionlabs, spicyadvisory) all exist; however, a true consumer "Mint-for-AI" that reads live usage from logged-in consumer accounts and routes tasks across them is largely unbuilt.Claude Tuner — Real-Time Usage Tracker for Claude, ChatGPT & Gemini ↗GitHub - akshat4165/omnitrack-ai: Unified AI usage tracker for Claude ↗
Mixed willingness to pay: Reddit users are explicitly cost-conscious and most existing tools are free/open-source or ad-supported (aipricing.guru, aisubprice.com, tinytools calculator); Poe/OpenRouter show users pay for AI convenience, but a $5-10/mo dashboard competes against free alternatives and open-source clones.AI subscriptions are getting expensive—how do you manage costs? ↗AI Subscription Pricing Comparison 2026 ↗
Problem is intensifying: comparison sites already track 50+ AI tools across 36+ regions, providers keep launching new tiers (Plus/Pro/Max/Ultra), and users accumulate subscriptions over time rather than consolidating, so the fragmentation problem grows structurally.Too Many AI Subscriptions? How to Consolidate and Save in 2026 ↗AI Pricing Canada 2026: 7 Tools from $0-$54 CAD/mo Compared ↗
Hard: "logs into all your AI subscriptions" implies credential-based session automation, which violates TOS of ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney, etc., creates a credential-storage security liability, and is constantly broken by anti-bot measures; the cited GitHub Trending project is an API+MCP gateway for developers, not a consumer UI scraper — fundamentally different threat model.Poe.com API vs OpenRouter: Why Poe Is Becoming the Smarter Choice ↗AI Spend Tracking: Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini (2026) ↗