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KeepAI

Local, open-source permission and approval layer between AI agents and your apps

paidDR 1Open Beta pricing, locked for the life of the subscription: Starter $5/mo (was $10) for 3 apps and 1 agent, Pro $10/mo (was $20) for 10 apps and 3 agents, Business $15/mo (was $30) for 100 apps and 10 agents. 14-day free trial on every plan, no card required.View full pricing →

About KeepAI

KeepAI is a local API hub that puts a permission boundary between AI agents and the apps they connect to. The problem it targets is access sprawl: each agent needs its own keys, permissions live in different dashboards, pausing a misbehaving agent means chasing API keys across apps, and what works with one agent and one app becomes unmanageable with several of each. KeepAI sits in the middle instead — you connect Gmail, Notion, Dropbox, HubSpot, Trello, GitHub or Airtable once, then decide per agent what each one may do. Because most app OAuth scopes are coarse, KeepAI narrows them further; sensitive actions can be forced through an explicit approval step while routine ones run unattended; real-time notifications tell you when an agent requests approval or trips a blocked action; and an activity log records exactly what each agent did and when. Access to any agent can be revoked in one click rather than by hunting through provider dashboards. The security posture is the pitch: the project is open source, credentials and tokens stay on your own devices, agent connections are end-to-end encrypted, and no sign-up is required to start. It works with OpenClaw, Claude, Codex and other agent runtimes, and is currently in open beta with launch pricing locked for the life of the subscription.

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Key Features

One control layer across all agents and apps
Fine-grained scoping beneath coarse app permissions
Approval gates on sensitive actions
One-click revocation per agent
Real-time approval and violation notifications
Credentials stay local, connections end-to-end encrypted

KeepAI Pros & Cons

Pros

  • +Open source with credentials kept on your own device
  • +Beta pricing locked for the life of the subscription
  • +Genuinely cheap relative to enterprise agent-governance tools

⚠️ Cons

  • Open beta, so expect rough edges
  • App catalog is short next to broader integration platforms
  • Local-first design means you run and maintain the hub

Who Is KeepAI Best For?

👤People running OpenClaw or Claude against their real Gmail
👤Multi-agent setups where access has already sprawled
👤Privacy-conscious users who will not hand tokens to a SaaS

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