Set up AI on your phone
API keys are long, and phones are terrible at typing them. Fill in the fields here on
a big screen, then point your phone's camera app at the QR code and
tap the link it offers — Quell Feed opens, shows you what it received, and asks
before saving anything. Nothing you type here leaves this browser tab;
the page has no server and sends no requests.
The QR code appears once the key is filled in.
Scan with your phone's camera and tap “Open with Quell Feed”.
This QR code contains your real API key. Treat it like a password — don't share
screenshots of it, and close this tab when you're done.
Where do I get a key?
A key is like a prepaid phone card for AI: you create it once in the provider's
dashboard, put a few euros on the account, and the app uses it only when you tap
Summarize, Translate, or when a feed filter runs.
OpenRouter (recommended — one key, many models)
- Go to openrouter.ai and sign in (Google/GitHub works).
- Top-right menu → Credits → add a small amount (5 € lasts a long time — a summary costs fractions of a cent).
- Top-right menu → Keys → Create key, give it a name like “Quell Feed”.
- Copy the key (starts with
sk-or-) into the field above. Done.
OpenAI
- Go to platform.openai.com and sign in (this is the developer site — a ChatGPT subscription is a different product and not needed).
- Settings → Billing → add a payment method or prepaid credit.
- API keys → Create new secret key.
- Copy the key (starts with
sk-) into the field above — it is shown only once.