How to Set Up Your Own AI Model Key (BYOK) in Fuzen
Learn how to connect your own AI model API key (BYOK) in Fuzen. Follow the simple steps to configure Gemini, Claude, OpenAI, or Grok from the App Builder AI page or Chat Canvas.
How to Set Up Your Own AI Model Key (BYOK) in Fuzen
Fuzen allows you to connect your own API key to your preferred AI model using the Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) feature.
Fuzen currently supports the following AI models:
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Gemini
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Claude
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OpenAI
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Grok
You can configure your API key from either the App Builder AI page or the Chat Canvas within your app.
Method 1: From the App Builder AI Page
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Open the App Builder AI page.
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Click the Settings icon in the chatbox.

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Select the AI model you want to use.

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Scroll down to the API key section.
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Enter the API key for your selected model.

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Click Save to apply your settings.
Your API key is now configured, and you're ready to use your selected AI model.
Method 2: From the Chat Canvas
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Open your app and click the drawer icon on the right side to access the Chat Canvas.

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Click the Settings icon in the chatbox.

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Select the AI model you want to use.
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Scroll down to the API key section.
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Enter the API key for your selected model.
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Click Save to apply your settings.
Your API key is now configured, and you're ready to use your selected AI model to build your app.
Note: Make sure you enter a valid API key for the selected AI model.
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