A template
Every app gets the same tracks: backend, iOS, Android, landing, dashboard, design and docs. Same contract-first docs, same CI.
Private beta · pre-v1
botgumi turns a proven way of shipping native iOS and Android apps on Cloudflare into a template, shared packages and an agent team. An orchestrator plans, workers build, and a reviewer on another runtime checks every pull request. The calls that matter stay yours.
How it works
Pick a task and press Run. Each bot does its part. When a step needs a human, the run stops and waits for you.
A simulation of the real flow. Models are the defaults in botgumi.config.ts; each app can change them.
What's inside
Every app gets the same tracks: backend, iOS, Android, landing, dashboard, design and docs. Same contract-first docs, same CI.
Swift and TypeScript building blocks. Each vendor sits behind an interface with a no-op and a contract suite, so you can swap it without touching app code.
An orchestrator plans and routes. One worker per track builds. A reviewer on a different runtime checks every PR. Runs on Claude or Codex.
Dashboard
Each app gets an operator dashboard over the same read adapters: product, revenue, crashes, the App Store, the waitlist, the server and what Cloudflare costs. Click a number to see its source. This is One More Street's, with sample numbers.
Sample numbers; the real page is private to its owner. Live sources are read through the viewer's own connectors; a scheduled run collects the rest each morning. Counts only: no email, user ID or position.
Built with botgumi
Native iPhone apps with their backend on Cloudflare Workers: the stack botgumi ships with.

The walking app that fills in your city, one street at a time.

Your receipts, understood: scan a slip, see what changed, ask what it means.
Pitches, platforms and status come from each app's own site.
Human gates
The bots prepare the options. Only you can pass these gates.