Early access for Grok Bot — join the waitlist

Drop a file.
Your bot handles it.

A folder on your Mac, shared with your Grok Bot. Drop a file in and walk away. The bot wakes up, does the work, and the result shows up in Finder.

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End-to-end encrypted · Programmable · Runs in your own Cloudflare

Try it: drag a file into inbox, or drop one from your own desktop. Try it: tap a file to drop it into inbox.

BotDrive

inboxToday--

outboxYesterday--

MDlease-renewal.brief.md Yesterday, 6:02 PM4 KB

archiveYesterday--

PDFlease-renewal.pdf Yesterday, 6:01 PM1.1 MB

Grok Bot Routine · BotDrive inbox

Waiting for files in BotDrive

Works like a shared folder. Because it is one.

If you've shared a Dropbox folder with a colleague, you already know how this works. This colleague is just faster.

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Drop it in inbox

Drag a file into ~/BotDrive/inbox, onto the menu-bar icon, or right-click › Send to BotDrive.
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Your bot wakes up

Within seconds your Grok Bot is pinged and picks up the file. No chat to open. Nothing to wait for.
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The result lands in outbox

Summaries, transcripts, extracts — synced back to your Mac. The original moves to archive, so inbox only shows what's left.

Drop it and walk away

What's waiting, what's finished, what's handled. You can see exactly where the bot is, right in Finder.

Screenshot to your bot, without switching apps

Hit ⌃⇧4, select the error, type “file a bug for this,” and keep working. No chat to open, no file to save. The bot replies when it's done.

Strangers can't give your bot work

To a bot, a file is an instruction. Only your own devices get through. Anything else waits in the cloud until you approve it.

TSworker.ts wrangler.jsonc

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export default {
  async queue(batch, env) {
    for (const msg of batch.messages) {
      const { key } = msg.body.object;

      // Invoices get a multi-step Workflow
      if (key.endsWith(".pdf")) {
        await env.INVOICES.create({ params: { key } });
      } else {
        await env.BOT.wake(key);
      }
      msg.ack();
    }
  },
};

Queue · botdrive-inbox

invoice-oct.pdf → INVOICES

Programmable

Every drop is an event on a Cloudflare Queue in your account. Send it to your bot, your own Worker, or a multi-step Workflow — in a few lines of TypeScript.

We never see your files

BotDrive runs entirely on infrastructure you own. We ship the software. Your documents never pass through us.

Your account, your files

Storage, queue, and Worker are created in your own Cloudflare account. Most personal use fits the free tier.

End-to-end encrypted

Files are encrypted on your Mac before they upload. Only your Mac and your bot hold the key — not Cloudflare, not us.

Every file is signed

Your Mac and your bot each sign what they write. An unsigned file never becomes work.

It won't delete your stuff

Sync never removes a file from your inbox. Anything else goes to the Trash, and it asks before moving more than three.

What would you hand off?

Snap the receipt. The bot logs the expense and files the details.

Share sheet

receipt-cafe.png

Note to bot

Log this lunch.

BotDrive

Drop into inbox/

Built for Grok Bot

Ask your bot to set it up.

Your Grok Bot creates everything in your Cloudflare account, then hands you a one-time code. Paste it into the Mac app and you're done. Rather do it yourself? It's one command.

$ npx botdrive setup
ok  bucket · queue · worker in your account
ok  pairing code 7F3K-92QX · expires in 15 min
$ open BotDrive.app
# paste the code — paired

FAQ

What does it cost?

Nothing from us in v1. BotDrive runs in your own Cloudflare account, and most personal use fits Cloudflare's free tier. If you outgrow it, you pay Cloudflare directly.

Do I need a Grok Bot?

Yes, for now. A drop starts one of your Grok Bot's routines by webhook or email. Any agent that can take a webhook and run a small helper could use the same setup.

Who can see my files?

You and your bot. Files live in your own Cloudflare storage and never pass through botdrive.app. Turn on encryption and even Cloudflare only sees scrambled contents.

What if a file I didn't send shows up?

It never reaches your bot as work. Only files signed by your paired Mac or your bot count. Anything else — unknown sources, executables, files over 50 MB — is held in the cloud, never synced to your Mac. Approve or delete it from the menu bar.

Do I have to keep my Mac on?

Only long enough for the file to upload. The bot works without your Mac, and results are waiting in outbox the next time it syncs. Files you drop while offline go up when you're back.

Is there a web app?

No. BotDrive lives in Finder and your menu bar. This site is just here to explain it.