proc alternatives
proc devops and infrastructure. These 5 tools do the same job or overlap with it.
Compared at a glance
| Tool | Pricing | Platforms | Standout |
|---|---|---|---|
| proc | Pricing: see official site | Desktop | Devops and infrastructure |
| Antirion | Pricing: see official site | API, Web app | Fallback chains, weighted splits and retries for routing |
| Hatoba | Pricing: see official site | Desktop, Web app, Plugin or MCP | SFTP panel with drag-and-drop upload |
| Muxin | Pricing: see official site | Web app, Plugin or MCP | Live log reading across machines |
| Respan | Paid plans: see official pricing | API, Web app | Single API endpoint for over 1,000 models |
| OpenHands | Free plan · Paid plans: see official pricing | Web app, API | Web-based GUI, Terminal UI, and CLI |
The alternatives
Antirion is an open-source gateway that routes, budgets and logs the LLM calls your apps send to model providers.
Choose Antirion if you are a platform team putting models in front of your apps
Hatoba is a desktop SSH client that shows resource usage of saved hosts, with port forwarding and an SFTP file panel.
Choose Hatoba if you want to manage saved hosts over SSH, with port forwarding and file transfer in one desktop app
Muxin brings several computers into one desktop window, where you can run AI coding agents, watch their screens and read their logs.
Choose Muxin if you own several computers and want their screens and logs in one window
Respan sends requests to many AI models through a single API, with tracing, alerts and automated evaluations of agent runs.
Choose Respan if you are building AI agents and want tracing and automated evaluations
OpenHands also lists DevOps and infrastructure work, running autonomous agents that plan, write and apply code changes across codebases.
Choose OpenHands if you want an open source agent you can use from a web GUI, terminal UI or CLI
