Magen is a neutral third-party trust layer for AI API keys. Users bring their own keys. Companies get secure, temporary, auditable access. No blind wrappers. No hidden margins. No leaked keys.
Keep control of your keys and billing. Grant limited, revocable access. See every request.
Drop-in SDK integration. No key management overhead. Build with confidence.
Safer ecosystems. Transparent AI usage. Trust as infrastructure.
Seven core capabilities that turn API key access into permissioned, auditable, revocable infrastructure.
Users connect their own OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, or other provider keys. No token markup. No hidden pricing. Full ownership stays with the user.
API keys are stored only in Magen's encrypted vault. Companies never see or hold the raw key. Zero-trust architecture by default.
Users grant time-limited access with explicit permissions. Choose which models, endpoints, and set usage limits (tokens, calls, budget).
Every API call is logged with metadata. Users see who used it, when, which model, and how many tokens. Real-time and historical audit trail.
Instantly revoke access at any time. No need to rotate or regenerate API keys. Immediate enforcement.
Simple SDK and REST API for companies. Drop-in replacement for direct model calls. Stay competitive without owning keys.
Magen is not a wrapper. Magen does not resell tokens. Magen does not compete with platforms. Magen becomes the standard trust layer.
Users regain cost control and visibility over their AI usage.
Companies remove friction and gain customer trust.
Platforms get safer ecosystems and transparent AI usage patterns.
AI usage becomes transparent by default, not an afterthought.
Magen is built as open source infrastructure. Full transparency. Community-driven development. Trust through openness.
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