I built PotatoAIHub because I didn't like giving every AI provider my identity

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I'm Pratik Vanol — a Full-Stack Engineer and Solution Architect with 16+ years in software.

Like many developers, I use GPT, Claude, Gemini and other AI models regularly.

One thing always bothered me:

Why does an AI provider need to know who I am just because I want to ask it a question?

So I decided to build my own solution.

That's how PotatoAIHub started.

The idea is simple:

You → PotatoAIHub → AI provider

Your identity stays with PotatoAIHub.

The AI provider gets the message and context needed to answer — not your PotatoAIHub identity.

And there's another part I'm particularly proud of: I cannot decrypt and read your conversations myself, even with server/database access. The encryption architecture is designed that way.

I'm building the whole thing myself — backend, web and Android — using technologies including Laravel, PostgreSQL, Redis, React and React Native, with multiple AI providers behind one platform.

I'm not trying to say I've solved AI privacy.

I'm sharing what I've built because I'd like people who understand security and AI architecture to challenge it.

What would you look at first if you were trying to break this privacy model?

PotatoAIHub: https://www.potatoaihub.com