FallbakitLocal-first AI routing / Cloud fallback

One endpoint.

One OpenAI-compatible endpoint for teams that want Ollama, oMLX, or vLLM local first, with dependable cloud recovery only when local cannot serve.

Ollama + oMLX + vLLM supportOpenAI-compatibleLocal-first with cloud fallback

What teams need

One OpenAI-compatible endpoint for both local and fallback execution.

Support for Ollama, oMLX, and vLLM local runtimes without changing the application integration.

Observable route decisions with health-aware failover and cost guardrails.

Runtime support

Built for Ollama, oMLX, and vLLM.

Fallbakit keeps the application contract stable while your local runtime choice stays flexible. Route through the same control plane whether the connected runner speaks Ollama, oMLX, or vLLM.

Why it matters

Developers do not need to fork integrations by runtime. Operators do not need to choose between local control and fallback resilience.

Local runtime
Ollama

Direct tunnel routing for the local-first path.

Local runtime
oMLX

Same endpoint, same control plane, different engine.

Local runtime
vLLM

OpenAI-compatible local serving over the same tunnel.

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How it lands

A calm public surface for a noisy infrastructure problem.

Local-first routing

Keep traffic on your own runner while health is good and latency stays acceptable.

Cloud fallback

Fail over only when local cannot serve, with the route reason remaining visible.

Documentation that ships

Go from setup to production guardrails without learning a second API format.

Teams using Fallbakit

Used by teams that want one endpoint and fewer routing surprises.

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Testimonials

Proof from teams that care about control, recovery, and clear interfaces.

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Fallbakit gives us the local path we wanted without making fallback feel risky.

Samir Hossain

Founding engineer

Security

Security posture that matches a local-first product promise.

Fallbakit is designed to keep sensitive traffic close to the customer environment when local is healthy and to make fallback behavior explicit when it is not.

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Local-first privacy

Healthy local traffic stays close to the customer-side runtime instead of defaulting to a billable cloud hop.

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Application-scoped fallback

Fallback credentials remain tied to the application that owns the traffic, not a shared provider pool.

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Observable route decisions

Teams can inspect request routing, health state, latency, and fallback reasons instead of trusting a black box.

Pricing

Simple infrastructure pricing with no token markup.

Need a custom plan?

Free

Free

Try the local-first path with a safe request cap and one connected runner.

100 requests per hourOne active runnerOpenAI-compatible API

Basic

$9

For developers who want unlimited traffic against one local runtime.

Unlimited requestsOne active runnerCloud fallback support

Enterprise

$29

For teams coordinating multiple local runners with operational visibility.

Higher runner limitsUsage analyticsPriority support

Custom

Contact

For procurement, deployment support, and custom sponsorship conversations.

Rollout supportSecurity review helpCustom limits

Contact us

Talk to us about rollout plans, enterprise needs, or sponsorship.

We are building Fallbakit in the open with a strong local-first point of view. If you are evaluating the product, planning deployment support, or interested in funding, we want to hear from you.

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Local-First AI Routing for Ollama, oMLX, and vLLM