CodexPool: shared subscriptions for trusted teams

Let small trusted groups pool Codex and Claude subscription quotas

Problem

Codex and Claude subscriptions are pricey for individuals but often underused. Some try pooling subscriptions with trusted peers, but lack a trusted, auditable allocation layer and fear quota abuse or account risk.

Solution

A self-hosted quota pool where members join with their own API keys or subscription credentials. The system allocates quotas by preset rules, logs usage, and generates statements. Admins can revoke members or adjust quotas anytime, and requests stay local without a third-party server.

Users

Small indie dev groups, open-source teams, and trusted technical friends collaborating together.

MVP

Self-hosted gateway; member join and revoke; per-person and per-project quota rules; usage dashboard and monthly statements; local audit logs.

Revenue

Open-source core with paid hosted version or team admin panel subscription.

Why now

AI coding subscriptions are a fixed cost, small teams want to share, and official tools don't support it, leaving room for a self-hosted solution.