Download Bot Creator App first, runner ready

Choose the Bot Creator setup that fits your team.

Most teams should start with the app on mobile or desktop. Linux and the Docker runner are available when you want local workstation control or a longer-lived runtime.

Mobile and desktop editing Linux workstation support Docker runner for remote uptime
Mobile

Android and iPhone

Use Bot Creator on the device you already carry for quick edits, bot checks, and basic runtime control.

  • Build and review bot logic on the go.
  • Good fit for creators and moderators who need fast access.
Desktop

Windows workspace

Use a larger workspace to design commands, review flows, and manage reusable bot logic more comfortably.

  • Best default setup for longer editing sessions.
  • Strong choice for teams learning the product seriously.
Linux

Steam

Run the product locally on Linux when you want direct control without moving straight into containers.

  • Keep the same visual workflow on your Linux workstation.
  • Useful when your team already works in a Linux environment.
Advanced runtime

Docker runner

Use the runner when you need a browser-based runtime on a Linux server, Raspberry Pi, or remote host.

  • Designed for uptime and remote execution, not as the first required install.
  • Pairs well with app-based editing once the bot is ready to stay online.

Use the Docker runner when you need remote Linux uptime.

The runner is designed for teams that already manage the bot in the app and want a browser-based runtime on a server, Raspberry Pi, or Linux host.

  • Browser-based runtime for Linux machines and remote hosts.
  • Logs and runner state persist in the mounted Docker volume.
  • Best used after the bot workflow is already configured in the app.

1. Pull the image

docker pull garder500/bot-creator-runner:latest

2. Create the volume

docker volume create bot_creator_data

3. Start the runner

docker run --rm -p 8080:8080 -v bot_creator_data:/data ketsuna-org/bot-creator-runner:latest

Install the product, then follow the guide that matches your next step.

Start with the app for editing and control. Add the runner only when uptime becomes an operational requirement.