We built KVProxy after repeatedly running into the same frustrating tradeoff: mobile apps should never ship third-party API keys, but standing up and maintaining our own backend proxy just to hide a few keys is overkill. We designed KVProxy with two main goals: simple integration, and to support the most third-party APIs possible. We integrate with a single line of code, and our proxy configuration allows us to support nearly any third-party library with zero code changes (including any popular AI SDK). You don't need any custom URLs or SDKs to make KVProxy work. We’d love feedback on: • Does this solve a real pain point for you? • How are you currently protecting API keys in mobile apps? • What would make this a no-brainer to adopt? Happy to answer anything. Architecture, pricing, roadmap, etc!

KVProxy

Move your iOS API keys server-side with one line of code.

Move your iOS API keys server-side with one line of code.