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Bytespace Labs / agentic research instrument

A compute harness for scientific work.

bot0 gives research teams a multiplayer environment for working with models, data, notebooks, agents, and compute.

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[ FOUR CORE PILLARS ]

bot0 gives research teams one environment for models, notebooks, data, agents, and compute.

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01Any model

Run experiments on any model

Use frontier models, open-source checkpoints, local models, fine-tuned models, or your own custom architectures inside one research environment. Compare new models as they emerge and run experiments across local, hosted, or custom compute.

Scientific model types illustrated as archival research diagrams
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02Notebooks + data

Build a stronger data foundation for research

Compute without a clear data trail is wasted compute. bot0 helps teams organize datasets, notebooks, documents, artifacts, outputs, and decisions so experiments can be understood, repeated, and built on. Connect databases, catalogs, remote storage, or custom data sources directly into your workflow.

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03Compute setup

Connect your own compute

Bring your own GPUs, rent compute when needed, or connect existing machines into the bot0 network. Run inference and experiments with vLLM, Ollama, MLX, Transformers, Modal, or custom runtimes — then make that compute accessible to your team.

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04Organizations

Create a research organization

Invite your team into an isolated bot0 workspace where runs, traces, experiments, notebooks, artifacts, data context, and compute resources are kept together. Your organization becomes the shared memory and infrastructure layer for collaborative research.

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[ HISTORICAL PRICING ]

Free desktop. Paid workspace. Credits for compute.

Original bot0 plans, preserved for historical reference. The product is now archived; plans and credit purchases are no longer available.

bot0 separates the cost of collaboration from the cost of scientific compute. The desktop app is free. Teams pay for a shared research workspace. Variable model, search, sandbox, storage overage, and managed compute usage is funded with Bytespace Credits or your own API keys.

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Individual

free desktop
$0+ BYOK or credits

For students, solo researchers, and early experiments on a local desktop harness.

  • Free macOS desktop app
  • Bring your own model/API keys
  • Use local files, terminals, notebooks, browsers, and agents
  • Buy Bytespace Credits only when you need hosted services

Team Starter

shared workspace
$15/ seat / month

Minimum 3 seats. Starts at $45/month for small labs and research groups.

  • Isolated Supabase/Postgres environment per organization
  • 25 GB pooled storage allowance per seat
  • Shared context, artifacts, traces, and collaboration workflows
  • Compute and model usage remain separate

Research Team

active labs
$39/ seat / month

Recommended for teams running regular model, data, and notebook workflows.

  • 100 GB pooled storage allowance per seat
  • Project budgets and shared credit controls
  • Admin visibility for team spend and usage
  • Better fit for active scientific work than Starter

1 credit = $1

Credits are a dollar-denominated wallet for model calls, hosted search, image APIs, sandboxes, managed compute, and overages.

BYOK stays open

If you bring your own provider keys or run local compute, bot0 should keep working without a Bytespace credit balance.

Platform fee on top-ups

A $100 credit purchase can be shown as $100 credits plus a $10 platform fee, covering payments, routing, usage tracking, and spend controls.

Storage is bounded

Seats include pooled storage. Large datasets trigger admin alerts and require an upgrade, storage add-on, BYO bucket, or explicit credit-funded overage.

How credits work

Credits are separate from seats so teams can control compute spend.

Seat plans pay for the hosted workspace, identity, team context, and included storage. Bytespace Credits pay for variable services like frontier models, Exa-style search, image APIs, Daytona-style sandboxes, managed compute, and approved storage overages. Storage overages do not silently drain credits unless an admin enables it.

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$25
credits issued
$3 platform fee
starter research pack
$100
credits issued
$10 platform fee
active researcher pack
$500
credits issued
$40 platform fee
small lab pack
New projects with Bytespace Labs

Have a new software development project in mind?

bot0 is no longer available. For a new project, you can contact Bytespace Labs about its software development services separately.

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[ RETURN TO THE QUESTIONS ]

Return to the big questions.

Let bot0 hold the machinery of scientific work — models, notebooks, files, agents, and compute — so researchers can stay closer to the questions that matter.

Original macOS product · Preserved here as an archive · Downloads unavailable

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A compute harness for scientific work from Bytespace Labs.

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© 2026 Bytespace, Inc. bot0 is a Bytespace Labs project.

Archived product

A chapter of bot0, preserved.

bot0 was a working product by Bytespace Labs. This site preserves its original design and product experience. The hosted service is no longer running; downloads, new accounts and purchases are unavailable.

Product descriptions, documentation and pricing reflect the product when it was active. The interactions preserved here are not connected to its former backend.

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We’re open to discussing an acquisition of the technology and codebase behind bot0.

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