An AI aggregator is a product that gives you access to many AI models — often from different companies — through a single interface and, usually, a single subscription, instead of paying for and switching between separate tools.
The AI landscape is fragmented: the best text, image, audio and video models come from different labs, each with its own app and bill. An aggregator collapses that into one place — one login, one subscription, one history — so you can use the right model without juggling accounts or API keys.
Some are developer APIs (you call many models from code). Some are chat front-ends where you pick a model per message. The most capable ones add a router that picks the model for you and can run several in parallel on one prompt — turning an aggregator into a genuine AI command layer.
Terminal X is an AI aggregator that also routes: one subscription unlocks 35+ models across every modality plus 30+ app connectors, and a parser sends each request to the best model automatically rather than making you choose.
An aggregator gives you access to many models in one place; a router adds the intelligence to pick the best one (or several) for each request automatically. Terminal X does both.
Or skip the comparison shopping: Terminal X routes one prompt to the right model automatically — and runs several in parallel when a job needs more than one.