Private beta · Join the waitlist
Drop an idea in chat. Trot opens a branch, builds it, and replies with a live URL and a pull request. No tickets. No waiting. No handoffs.
Works from the tools your team already lives in
You bring the idea. Trot brings the code — on a real branch of your real repo, ready to run.
STEP 01
Drop a message in Slack, Teams, Discord, or the web. "Add a usage banner when a team hits 80% of their seat limit." That's the whole brief.
STEP 02
Trot asks the questions a good PM would ask: who it's for, what it should do, what "done" looks like. Answer in plain language. You walk away with a PRD you both agree on.
STEP 03
A clone of your repo spins up in an isolated sandbox. Trot writes the code, runs the build, starts the app, and hands back a live URL and a pull request — ready to review, share, or merge.
Product wants to validate. Engineering wants to scale. Sales wants to demo. Trot is the same tool for all of them, working on the same codebase.
Product
Skip the wireframes, the spec doc, the back-and-forth with engineering about feasibility. Describe the feature, get a working version on top of the real product, and put it in front of users this afternoon.
Validate ideas with real software, not Figma.
Engineering
Every initiative runs in parallel on its own branch. While you review one PR, Trot is already drafting the next — building the feature, wiring the integration, writing the tests. Your team ships like it's three times bigger, without growing headcount.
Scale the team, not the headcount.
Sales & Support
A prospect wants to see the integration that's not on the roadmap yet. A customer needs a one-off report. Trot builds it on a branch you can show off — without filing a ticket or pulling an engineer off another project.
Turn customer asks into prototypes, not promises.
We're letting in a small number of teams at a time. Tell us who you are and we'll reach out as soon as a slot opens.
Still curious? Drop your email on the waitlist form and ask us anything in the reply.
Yes. Trot clones your real repo into an isolated sandbox and works there. You give it a spike.json that tells it how to install, build, and run your app, and it does the rest. We're starting with web apps that build and run with standard tooling.
It is real working code, on a real branch, in a real PR — meant to be reviewed, edited, and merged like any other engineer's work. Treat each prototype as a starting point for the conversation, not a finished feature.
Those tools sit next to a developer who is already coding. Trot sits next to anyone — PMs, support, designers, founders — and produces a running app, not a code suggestion. You never open an editor to use it.
Those are terminal-based coding agents for developers who already live in a shell. Trot runs in your team's chat — Slack, Teams, Discord, the web — and anyone can drive it. The output isn't a diff in your terminal; it's a running app on a branch of your repo, with a live URL and a pull request waiting for review.
Each prototype runs in its own sandbox container with its own database. Production credentials never enter the loop unless you choose to wire them in. Nothing ships anywhere until a human merges the PR.
Slack is live today. Microsoft Teams, Discord, and a hosted web client are next. If your team lives somewhere we have not built yet, tell us on the waitlist form and we will prioritize it.
Yes — and a more interesting one. Trot handles the long tail of small ideas and one-off spikes that engineering never gets to. The hard, load-bearing work still needs you. It just stops being interrupted.
We're still figuring it out with our beta teams. Expect a per-seat plan with usage-based limits on prototype runs. Waitlist members get founding-team pricing.
We're rolling teams in week by week. Joining the waitlist gets you a slot in the queue and an email when it opens up. Tell us your role and company and we may move you up.
Yes — Trot is bring-your-own from day one. Drop in your Anthropic or OpenAI API key and Trot uses it for every reasoning step. Your model, your rate limits, your bill.