Free macOS app auto-switches between AI coding tool accounts when limits hit
People who rely on multiple together—Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and others—often juggle several accounts and : multiple GPT plans for heavy coding, Claude for frontend and writing, Gemini for long context, plus OpenRouter, Cloudflare, and NVIDIA endpoints. The available capacity across these accounts was there, but using it meant constant manual work: switching accounts, hitting limits mid-session, and babysitting the setup.
ReRouted is a lightweight built to solve this. It acts as a local gateway: you connect your accounts (Claude via OAuth, Codex/ChatGPT, Grok, custom , and more), create a "route" with a preferred order of providers (e.g., a "coding" route), and then point all your tools to a single local URL with one generated key.
If a provider returns a 429, a 5xx server error, times out, or fails before producing output, the app instantly and silently retries the next provider in the route. It is fully open source and free.
Key points
- Local that unifies multiple accounts behind one endpoint
- Automatically falls back to the next account/provider on rate limits, server errors, or timeouts
- Lets users define priority-ordered 'routes' per use case (e.g. coding)
- Fully open source and free to use
- Runs in the background as a lightweight local gateway