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Console Overview

Where to find keys, limits, usage, billing, routes, and earnings in the AnyPath Console.

On this page
  1. If you call the API
  2. If you supply capacity
  3. Public pages
  4. Account preferences
  5. Exports

The Console is where callers manage keys and spend, and where suppliers manage routes and earnings. One account can do both.

If you call the API

  1. API access: create a key, copy the Base URL, and set its route policy, limits, and model access. Your account tier and its limits are shown here.
  2. Models & pricing: see which models are available, the official list price, and the current multiplier.
  3. Requests: filter requests by provider, model, key, endpoint, status, or time, and open one to see its route, usage, price, and settlement.
  4. Billing: deposit, check your balance, and review charges.

If you supply capacity

  1. Routes: add an official credential, run the connection check, and publish the route. Set your protection floor here.
  2. Requests: see the requests your routes served, without caller content.
  3. Billing: review earnings and request a payout to your own allowlisted address.
  4. Referrals: copy your referral link and track referred callers and rewards.

Public pages

Live supply and price shows the current multiplier for each provider, its supply, demand, success rate, and latency. It needs no account.

Account preferences

Open Preferences at the bottom of the navigation to set your language and display time zone. The preference follows your account across devices and is used for timestamps, exact-time entry, and time filters.

API timestamps, CSV exports, key expiry, billing, and budget windows always use UTC. Changing the display time zone never changes them. A local time that is ambiguous or does not exist during a daylight-saving change is rejected rather than guessed.

Exports

Filtered request and billing tables can be exported as CSV, up to 1,000,000 rows. Exports use the same filters as the screen and never include request content, secrets, or credential data. An export is not a point-in-time snapshot: a row whose state changes while the file is being produced may appear in or drop out of a later part of it.