Your AI already has a subscription. Give it a job.
Bupsy is a little team of AI bots that live on your Mac. Each one runs Claude Code or Codex under your own sign-in. No new account, no credits, no server of ours in the middle.
Prefer to build it yourself? Get the source on GitHub.
Found it. The lockfile still pins the old bundler, so a clean install picks up two versions of it. I need to reinstall from a clean lockfile.
Reinstall dependencies from a clean lockfile.
rm -rf node_modules && npm install
This is the real flow. Press Allow and watch Scout get to work.
The face is the status.
No spinners, no dashboards to read. Glance at your roster and every bot's face tells you what it's doing, and which one needs you.
Make a bot. Right here.
Every bot gets a face of its own: eight shapes, eight colours, six moods. Make one now and it'll wait for you on the sign-up field.
A day on your roster.
Routines run on a schedule, goals check themselves, and bots sleep in between. Drag the clock. When one needs you, your menu bar says so.
What happened so far today
Bots that hand work to each other.
Put a few bots in one chat and @mention who you need. They pass tasks along, ask when they're unsure, and wait for your OK before anything risky.
Fixed and tested. Handing the docs to Scout.
Checked the docs against the fix. Two examples still used the old flag, so I updated them in the draft.
Your commands come too.
Type / in any chat for your Claude Code commands and skills, your Codex prompts, or Bupsy's own. Pick up any VS Code chat as a bot.
Click the box and type /
A roster, not a chat box.
Each bot has its own job, its own face, and its own sense of when to ask you first.
Your subscription, not ours
Runs the Claude Code and Codex already on your Mac, on the plan you already pay for. No credits to buy.
Routines and goals
"Brief me every weekday at 7." "Keep my inbox under a day old." It checks on a schedule and acts when needed.
Questions with answers
When a bot needs a decision it asks with options. Tap one, or type your own.
Connect any tool
Gmail, Notion, Linear, any API, through Executor, which keeps the keys. Bupsy never sees them.
See what it changed
Every file a bot wrote, every action it took, and what it would have cost, shown plainly.
Every bot a character
Eight shapes, eight colours. Faces that look around, bounce while they work and wave when they need you.
Bupsy runs the tools. It never holds the keys.
You sign in to your CLI yourself. There's no Bupsy account and no server of ours. Your conversations are files on your own disk.
- No servers of ours
- No credentials stored
- Native Swift, made for the Mac
- No telemetry
Mac first. Your other devices next.
Bupsy is a Mac app today. The iPhone app and Windows and Linux are being built now and can't be downloaded yet.
Mac
The full app: your roster, chats, routines and approvals. macOS 14 or later.
Available nowPhone and other Macs
Open Bupsy in the browser on your own devices, privately over Tailscale. Chat, approve, stop, and move a bot or a whole team to another Mac.
With the Mac appiPhone app
A native app with notifications when a bot needs you, and Face ID to approve.
In developmentWindows and Linux
Bupsy for your other computers. The engine already runs there; the app is on its way.
In developmentThree steps to your first bot.
Download Bupsy
Enter your email and the download starts. Open it and drag Bupsy into Applications.
Sign in to an engine
Install Claude Code or Codex and sign in once. Bupsy finds it and never sees the credential.
Make a bot
Click +, and your new bot asks what it's for. It names itself and gets to work.
Give your subscription a job.
Free for macOS 14 and later. Your email gets you the download, and nothing else unless you tick the box.
Prefer to build it yourself? Get the source on GitHub.