Use our productsbefore they're ready.
bitroot "internal" is the beta channel of Bitroot, an agentic technology company. Every build here is free to use, and what testers report decides what ships next.
SEE OPEN BUILDS● current stage · moves forward when testers keep using it
Where things stand today
Why a beta channel
Built for months. Launched to no one. Fixed too late.
Products that skip real users get very good at the wrong problem. We open a build as soon as it works, so the people using it steer every release after that.
Built with agents.Opened early.Shaped by you.
AI agents help us design, code and run each product, so a working build reaches testers in weeks instead of quarters. Pick one and try to break it.
Plan a whole trip in one sitting. Day-by-day itineraries with flights, stays, food and things to do, priced as you go.
TripSky Open beta
- Plan a long weekend from your home city
- Change one day and check the rest still makes sense
- Check whether the prices look believable
- Try the whole flow on your phone
TripSky · sign-ups since Aug 2026
500+
people have joined the open beta
Chain AI models without code. Connect image, video, speech, music and text models as nodes on one canvas.
bitnode Internal alpha
Drag models onto an infinite canvas, wire their inputs and outputs together, and run the whole pipeline at once. It's with our internal testers now. Ask to join them before it opens up.
bitnode · pipeline stage
01 / 04
internal alpha, before the open beta
Work with an agent in your terminal. It reads your project, makes changes and runs commands alongside you.
bit-cli Internal alpha
An AI coding assistant that lives where you already work. It's being tested inside Bitroot on our own codebases first. Ask to join the alpha if you want to try it on yours.
bit-cli · pipeline stage
01 / 04
internal alpha, before the open beta
Free while in beta
No card, no trial clock. Open betas are free for as long as they're betas.
Read by the builders
Each build has its own feedback link that goes to the team working on it.
Graduates on real use
A build becomes a full product once enough people keep coming back to it.
Pipeline
How a beta grows up
Every product moves through the same four stages. It only moves forward when people keep using it, so the pipeline is a record of what testers chose.
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Built with agents
Agents and a small team get a working version out fast. Our own testers use it every day.
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Open to everyone
Anyone can use it for free, with no waitlist and no card.
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Shaped by testers
Feedback sets the roadmap. We fix what breaks and build what people keep asking for.
every open beta -
Graduated
Once enough people rely on it, it becomes a full product with long-term support.
first one coming up
Feedback
Your reports are the roadmap
Every build has its own feedback link, and it goes straight to the people building that product. One bug, one idea or one confusing screen is enough.
Send feedbackA useful report looks like this
- build
- TripSky, on my phone
- i was trying to
- plan 3 days in Goa from Pune
- what happened
- day 2 had my flight home in the morning
- i expected
- the return on day 3, in the evening
Short is fine. Screenshots help.
Pick a build and try to break it.
Free, no waitlist, no card. Your feedback decides what ships next.
Not sure what to report?See what a useful report looks like. Four short lines are enough.