Routerly: Self-Hosted LLM Gateway with Runtime Routing Policies and Budget Control

Routerly is a self-hosted LLM gateway built to address gaps in existing solutions. The developer created it because OpenRouter is cloud-based, and they wanted something runnable on their own infrastructure, while LiteLLM's routing felt too manual despite handling budgeting well.
Core Features
Instead of hardcoding a specific model in your application, Routerly lets you define routing policies that determine model selection at runtime. Available policies include:
- Cheapest
- Fastest
- Most capable
- Combinations of these policies
Budget control operates at the project level with actual per-token tracking, providing granular cost management.
Compatibility and Use
Routerly is OpenAI-compatible, meaning it can drop into existing workflows without code changes. Specifically mentioned compatible tools include:
- Cursor
- LangChain
- Open WebUI
It works with "anything else" that uses the OpenAI API format.
Current Status
The developer acknowledges there are rough edges and is seeking community feedback on:
- What's broken
- What's missing
- Whether the routing logic makes sense in practice
- Whether it solves a real problem people have
The tool is completely free and open source, with no commercial sales pitch. The developer is focused on practical feedback from the technical community.
Resources
- GitHub Repository: https://github.com/Inebrio/Routerly
- Website: https://www.routerly.ai
📖 Read the full source: r/LocalLLaMA
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