Each bot has one job, its own memory and its own pug. They run on your phone or on your own computers, with the models you choose.
Invites go out in small waves. Android 8 or newer, best on Pixel. No Puggie account, ever.
Every bot gets a pug, so you can tell them apart at a glance.
Bots answer with choices, plans, side-by-side options and reports with sources. Tap one and the bot keeps going.
Give a bot this phone, a Linux server, a VM or a container over SSH. Bring your OpenRouter, Anthropic, OpenAI or Gemini key, or run local models on your own hardware.
Choose Careful, Balanced or Hands-off for each bot. Sending, spending and running commands wait for your tap, even from the notification.
New powers land in the beta every few days. These are the latest.
A bot writes a small tool for itself, tries it on real inputs and keeps it only when you say so.
In a group each pug votes with a line of why. For dinner, the pug spins a wheel.
Numbered stops with the route between them, and Open in Maps when you head out.
Stickers of its own face, a trot along the progress bar, a pug on your home screen, and petting.
A beret, a hard hat, a whistle. While it works, a pug holds the tool for the step it's on.
Moved to a new machine or deep in a long chat, a bot keeps its character and its open items.
Run the hub on your server with one docker compose up and sign the phone in to it.
A Planner gets a week to book. A Coach gets a timer that talks. A Writer gets tracked edits.
Reads your repo, opens the pull request, fixes red checks.
Turns a week of notes into a report or a two-host show.
Turns a book or topic into lessons and practice.
Suggests edits you accept one by one and grades a draft against a rubric.
Shows free times on a week you tap to book, and a board you drag.
Keeps a live status board with one-tap fixes, and asks before it touches the NAS.
Talks you through each step out loud and counts down in a notification.
Marks each claim true or false with the passage that settles it.
Your bots, chats and memory live on your phone and the computers you add.
Memory and keys sit in an encrypted store on the device.
Heavy work runs on machines you own, over SSH.
Data goes only to the providers and apps you pick.
We let people in by the wave, so every tester gets heard.
A founding pugA pug of your own and a tester number, the moment you sign up.
Every build firstNew versions reach testers by email the day they are made.
A direct lineTell us what breaks and see the fix in a following build.
The beta is free. You pay your model provider directly, or nothing with local models.
No. Bots can run on the phone. A server or container lets them do heavier work and keep going when the phone sleeps.
Android 8 or newer. Pixels with Gemini Nano also get helpers that run on the phone, like dictation and catch-up.
Yes. The hub that runs your bots can live on your own server with Docker Compose. The phone signs in to it and keeps its own bots too.
By email, through Firebase App Distribution. It walks you through the install, and later builds arrive the same way.
