DotCoderBot
An AI assistant you can use across devices, running on infrastructure you control.
Software studio · Los Angeles
Dotcoder builds and operates its own software: self-hosted AI tooling, data and analytics platforms, everyday apps, browser-first games, and client work delivered with the same practice. Every project is public here, with an honest status.
Explore is open to everyone. Guides, launch links, and the apps themselves are in Alpha: sign-in asks for the Alpha password, then Dotcoder Hub membership.
AI assistants, agent development environments, operator workspaces, the EnetixData analytics family, and apps for everyday life.
26 platforms & appsPlayCity builders, business tycoons, creature RPGs, arenas, and prototypes from the Enetix Gaming Lab. Most run in a browser.
19 games & prototypesWork with usAgent-driven delivery, cross-platform apps, self-hosted AI tooling, data platforms, operator workflows, and spatial design.
7 engagement outlinesA few places to start
An AI assistant you can use across devices, running on infrastructure you control.
Work with your coding agents from any device while your projects run on your own Mac.
Explore blockchain activity across Ethereum, Solana, Hyperliquid and Monad in one research workspace.
A real-time city builder with a 48-month campaign, scenarios and sandbox on a 400-plot map.
A workspace for consultants and contractor back offices managing incentive applications for building upgrades.
Weaken wild Hatchlings, bond them with a Heart Egg, then hatch, raise, ride and evolve them.
Two operating companies
JoinLinks is a social and entertainment events platform for Black Los Angeles: events sourced from organizers and public listings, reviewed for fit, and published to iOS, Android, and web clients.
EnetixData is a family of 16 data and analytics products: on-chain intelligence, a cross-chain portfolio tracker, strategy backtesting and prediction research, public dashboards, and a gaming lab.
How the studio works
Work is planned as short sprints and delivered by coding agents running on a fleet of Macs and GPU machines. Humans own scope, review, and every production approval. The tooling that makes this possible is itself in the collection: DotCoderBot, dotrabbit, ADE, and Dotcoder Fleet.
Status is derived from what is actually deployed and what each project's own documentation says. A live dot means you can open it; half means a preview; a ring means still being built.