
LLMTest
Use the right LLMs in your apps. Setup fallbacks. Be happy.
LLMTest launched on May 25, 2026 with 125 votes, #220 of 20,538 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.
What it does
"OpenRouter + Intelligence" LLMTest helps devs and vibe coders automatically: ✅ Pick better models for AI-powered features (faster, cheaper, better, sometimes all 3 combined) ↪️ Automatically add fallbacks when LLM providers fail (API is overloaded or JSON format isn't respected) All through one single API and MCP functions so you can just tell Claude or Codex to optimize everything.
LLMTest proxies your OpenAI/Anthropic calls, tracks cost, benchmarks 340+ models, and auto-optimizes prompts against real traffic. Built for solo devs and indie hackers.
Automatically optimize prompts and models for your AI features. Get faster, better, cheaper outputs in your product. Write a quick prompt. Pick any model. Ship it through LLMTest. Don't overthink it. LLMTest sees your real traffic. It learns what your feature does, how it's used, and where it fails. Better prompts. Cheaper models. Automatic failover. One click to accept — or let it run on autopilot. Choosing models for the first time? Don't guess. Benchmark before you ship. Already live with real users? Autopilot keeps tuning your flows every week while you focus on the next feature. Autopilot rewrites your prompts and finds better or cheaper models every week on your real traffic. Safe…from llmtest.io
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