Open source · runs on your machine
Little bots that live on your machine.
Boops keeps one or many personal bots running on your own computer or VPS. Each has a name, a memory, routines, and one long conversation, powered by the Claude or Codex plan you already pay for.
Every bot, at a glance.
Its eyes scan while it works.
Its eyes go amber and your phone pings.
Wakes up for its next routine.
Self-host
Runs where you do.
Your laptop, a mini PC under the desk, or a $5 VPS. Every bot, note and routine lives in folders you own, and your phone reaches it from anywhere.
Open the desktop app and start hatching.
Your phone joins your tailnet. No ports open.
An end-to-end encrypted tunnel for the rest.
A bot is a folder.
Its persona and the notes it keeps are plain Markdown. Back it up, grep it, move it to another box.
Boops vs. cloud bot apps
| Compared | Boops | Cloud bots |
|---|---|---|
| Where bots run | Your machine | Their computers |
| Memory | Files you own | Inside an account |
| Models | Your Claude / Codex plan | Theirs |
| Source | Open | Closed |
Hatch your first bot.
Run one command. Your new bot's first conversation is an interview: it asks about you, then writes its own persona.