Provider-specific code
One integration becomes five libraries, five credential formats, and five response shapes.
Unified API control layer
One API for all your APIs.
Connect your providers once, route requests intelligently, fail over automatically, control costs, and monitor every dependency from one place.
CamiloAPI access is provisioned privately. Public registration is not available.
YOUR APPPOST /v1/ai/generate
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Smart routebalancedGemini 418 msOpenAI healthyAnthropic healthy
Capability matchedBudget checkedLowest weighted score
AIOpenAIAnthropicGeminiEmailResendSendGridPaymentsStripe APIWebApifyFirecrawl
The integration tax
Every provider adds another system to maintain.
Different SDKs, authentication, payloads, errors, rate limits, billing dashboards, retry behavior, and uptime. CamiloAPI puts a consistent control layer between your application and those services.
Scattered reliability logic
Timeouts, retries, rate limits, and failover end up rewritten in every application.
Fragmented visibility
Requests, errors, latency, usage, and estimated costs live across separate dashboards.
Primary differentiator
Let every request choose the right provider.
Smart Routing evaluates compatibility, availability, latency, estimated cost, reliability, budgets, rate limits, environment, application, and your own rules—without requiring application-code changes.
Primary providerLowest estimated costLowest latencyHighest reliabilityBalancedCustom rules
Explore routing and control →Routing ruleEnabled
Simulated resultGemini selectedCost 40% · latency 20% · reliability 30% · priority 10%
12:41:05.182OpenAIHTTP 429
12:41:05.190Route engineFallback eligible
12:41:06.004AnthropicSUCCESS
Fallback completed in 822 ms
Automatic failover
Your application should not fail because one provider does.
Configure primary and fallback providers, eligible error conditions, timeouts, and retry behavior. Every attempt and fallback remains visible in the request trace.
- Network errors and timeouts
- HTTP 429 and provider rate limits
- HTTP 5xx and provider outages
- Customer-defined error conditions
Simplify · Route · Protect · Observe · Control
The API operations layer your applications share.
Unified endpoints
/v1/ai/generate/v1/email/send/v1/payments/eventsFunction-based interfaces instead of provider-specific application code.
Provider connections
Centralize encrypted credentials for OpenAI, Stripe API, Resend, Twilio, and other services. Secrets remain masked after storage.
Request traces
See the selected provider, attempts, latency, estimated cost, errors, and fallback chain.
Budgets and limits
Set application budgets, alerts, hard request limits, rate limits, and lower-cost routing behavior.
Isolated keys
Give development, staging, production, and individual apps separate CamiloAPI credentials and policies.
API playground
Test supported functions and generate cURL, Node.js, Python, and PHP examples.
Bring your own provider accounts
You keep control of providers, quotas, and billing.
CamiloAPI connects to API accounts you already own. Third-party usage—including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, Stripe API, Resend, SendGrid, Postmark, Twilio, Apify, and Firecrawl—is governed and billed by those providers.
CamiloAPI is the orchestration, routing, monitoring, and control layer. It does not silently bundle or resell provider usage.
Production AIConnected
sk-••••••••••••39abEncrypted at rest · last used 2 min ago
Stripe operationsConnected
sk_live_••••••••7f2cSecret masked · environment isolated
One integration
From application request to normalized response.
Connect providers
Add existing provider credentials to the encrypted vault.
Create an application
Issue a separate CamiloAPI key and define permissions and limits.
Call CamiloAPI
Send standardized requests using manual or automatic provider selection.
Route and observe
Apply policy, execute, fail over, normalize, log, and return.
FAQ
About the control layer.
What is CamiloAPI?
A unified API gateway designed to connect multiple providers and expose them through consistent functions, routing policy, and centralized observability.
Is Stripe API included as a provider example?
Yes. Stripe API is explicitly represented under Payments & Billing for centralized credential handling, application isolation, request visibility, and future adapter-driven functions. Availability depends on the implemented adapter and enabled account access.
Do customers need provider accounts?
Yes. CamiloAPI follows a Bring Your Own API Key model. Provider usage is billed separately by each provider.
Does Smart Routing guarantee success or savings?
No. It can select and fail over among compatible providers according to policy, but third-party availability and savings cannot be guaranteed.
How do I request access?
CamiloAPI does not offer public registration. Contact the team regarding access or an existing account.
Private access
Client loginAlready provisioned?
Open the client control plane with your existing credentials.