MightyMouse

Build with every AI model and every service your app needs, from one account

By Techguyver29 September 2026 · 4 min read

Building something with AI usually means signing up for six tools, pasting keys into five of them, and losing an afternoon before anything works.

Short answer: MightyMouse gives you every top AI model for text, images and video in one account: 33 models at the time of writing, from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, xAI and more. It also recognises the services apps hook up to, like Stripe, Shopify and Cloudflare, and shows which keys your project has and which are missing.

Say you want to launch a small shop. You need a product video, a set of store images, a way to take payments and somewhere to put it all online. Each of those is a different company, a different login and a different bill.

The idea behind MightyMouse is simple. You describe what you want, and you build it from your phone, the web or your Mac, with no code to edit. The models and the services come along in the same account.

A walk through: video, images, payments, live

You are not learning four tools. You are saying what you want four times.

Every model, by type

This is the live list as of 2026-09-29. It changes as new models ship.

Text (10)

Images (12)

Video (11)

Text, image and video models are on every plan. What changes between plans is how much credit you get, not which models you can use.

The services your app hooks up to

Apps rarely live on AI alone. They take payments, send email, store data and run on someone's servers. In the Mac app, MightyMouse recognises 60 of them, grouped the way you would think about them:

What it does with those services

Every one of those services hands you a secret key. Keeping track of which project needs which key is the boring part that breaks launches.

Give the Mac app a project folder and it scans it, then shows you three plain lists. Ready is what is set. Missing is what your project needs and does not have yet. Works without these is what the app runs fine without, where adding a key just turns on something extra. Some keys live on the hosting service instead of your Mac, and those get their own list so they are not counted as missing.

When you add a key, you paste it and MightyMouse works out which service it is for, then saves it to your Mac's keychain. Nothing to sort into folders.

What this costs you

An honest list:

What you get for that: one login, one place to look, and the freedom to use the best model for each piece instead of the one you happened to sign up for.

Every top AI model, in one account.
Start free. No Mac needed to start.

Common questions

Which AI models can I use in one account?

At the time of writing, 33: 10 for text (including Opus 5.5, GPT-6 Astra, Gemini 3.1 Pro and Grok 4.7), 12 for images (including Nano Banana Pro and FLUX.2 Max) and 11 for video (including Runway Gen-4.5 and Veo 3.1). The list above is the live catalog and grows as new models ship.

Can I generate images and video with AI without a separate subscription for each?

Yes. Text, image and video models are all on every MightyMouse plan, including free. Higher plans give you more credit, not different models.

Do I need a Mac to build with MightyMouse?

No. You can build from your phone, the web or your Mac. The Mac app adds things like scanning a project folder for the keys it needs.

How do I see which API keys my project is missing?

Open the project in the MightyMouse Mac app and it scans the folder. It lists what is ready, what is missing and what the app works fine without, and shows keys that live on a hosting service separately.

Does MightyMouse work with Stripe, Shopify and Cloudflare?

It recognises all three, out of 60 services for payments, hosting, email, databases, messaging and analytics. It finds and tracks the keys your project needs for them. You still create your own account on each service.

If you want the whole toolbox behind one login: MightyMouse gives you every top AI model for text, images and video in one account, and you can start free at app.getmightymouse.com.

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