Now taking preorders
Bouncy Bot is a thumb-sized gadget that plugs into any USB charger and gives your cloud AI agents a secure doorway into your home network, so they can dim the lights, browse from your own IP address, and sign in as you.
The problem
Cloud agents can't see your smart lights. Websites treat them like strangers because they show up from a server farm. And they can't use your accounts unless you hand-carry every login. Bouncy Bot sits in your home and bounces their traffic through it.
Lights, speakers, Chromecasts, appliances: anything with a local network API becomes something your agent can see and control, without opening a port on your router.
Your agent's web requests leave from your home connection instead of a cloud IP, so the services you already use see a familiar address.
A companion app for Windows, Mac, and Linux can copy the passwords and browser sessions you choose onto your Bouncy Bot, where they stay encrypted in your house, not in someone's cloud.
Bouncy Bot sips power from a phone charger and never dozes off, so your agent can keep working after you close the lid.
Setup
Any USB charger, anywhere your Wi-Fi reaches.
Your phone finds Bouncy Bot over Bluetooth and shares your Wi-Fi with it. Our goal: no password typing.
Approve the agent you use, and it can reach home. Revoke it any time.
Straight talk
This is a powerful little device, so here is exactly how we're designing it.
Preorder
plus shipping & tax
Preorder nowBouncy Bot is in development. Preordering helps us decide how many to build. Cancel for a full refund any time before shipping.
Questions
Not yet. Bouncy Bot is in the prototype stage, and we're taking preorders to gauge interest before building the first batch. If we can't ship it, you get your money back.
We're planning integrations for Muse, Grok Bot, OpenAI Dots, and Instinct, plus an open protocol so other agent platforms can add support. None of these integrations are finished or officially endorsed yet; we'll publish the list as each one lands.
No. The home-network and home-IP features work on their own. Sharing logins is optional, happens through a separate desktop app, and you choose exactly which ones.
An Espressif ESP32-C5 microcontroller with dual-band Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth LE, in a custom case about the size of a thumb. It draws well under a watt.
No. $14.99 once.
United States at launch. Tell us where you are when you reserve and we'll use that to plan what comes next.