I built an AI chat app that keeps your chats separate from your ChatGPT/Claude accounts

Hey Reddit,

I've been using AI heavily for coding, writing, and planning. One thing that always bothered me was that every conversation is tied directly to my account with the provider.

Whether it's ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini, your prompts become part of a history connected to your email, subscription, and usage profile.

So I built PotatoAIHub.

The idea is simple:

• You chat through PotatoAIHub instead of directly through OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google.
• Requests are sent through our backend API.
• The model receives the prompt, but not your personal account identity with that provider.
• Chats are encrypted when stored in our database.

I also wanted a single place to use different models without constantly switching tabs, so you can move between GPT, Claude, Gemini, Qwen, and others from the same interface.

A few things I'm not claiming:

• The model still sees your prompt (it has to in order to answer).
• This isn't a "zero-knowledge" system.
• Privacy is never absolute when using cloud AI services.

What I'm trying to do is reduce the amount of personal account linkage and make chat storage more privacy-conscious.

Website: www.potatoaihub.com

I'd love honest feedback from this community:

• Does the privacy aspect matter to you?
• Would you use a third-party AI interface instead of going directly to OpenAI/Anthropic?
• What would make you trust a service like this?

Happy to answer technical questions about the architecture, encryption approach, or model routing.

— Pratik (Software Architecture)