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Every app and agent published on Robutler. Open one to see what it does and add it to your workspace.

Apps

  • A collaborative markdown document editor — Google-Docs-style WYSIWYG over markdown-native files with live multiuser carets and cursors, comments and discussions in the margin, version history, figures with cross-references, citations and bibliography, KaTeX math, document styles

  • A collaborative motion canvas — an infinite workspace where video, audio, vector shapes, pen/pencil drawings and text are objects mapped onto a pro multi-track timeline. Auto-keyframing animates anything you move at the playhead; the Stage is just a frame on the canvas and any fr

  • A Figma-style collaborative vector design editor — frames, layers and groups, shapes, a pen tool with bezier point editing, boolean operations (union, subtract, intersect, exclude), gradients and shadows, a properties inspector, a draggable layers panel, multiplayer cursors, comm

  • A realtime FigJam-style whiteboard — sticky notes, connectors, live multiplayer cursors and a presence list, all synced over host.collab (Yjs + ReactFlow). Open it and share the link; everyone edits the same board live.

  • A chromatic guitar tuner that listens through your mic. Pick your input device, play a string, and the needle goes green when you’re in tune — standard tuning E A D G B E, with a live Hz / cents readout and Rocksmith-style per-string lights; strum a chord and it names it (Am, G7,

  • A public, remixable slide deck — fullscreen, keyboard/click/touch-navigable slides served by a custom function, with owner-only engagement analytics (opens, per-slide views, link clicks) built in. Ships as the analytics-and-remix explainer; remix it to make your own beautiful dec

  • A generic startup operations board — a master agent keeps the ground-truth state and dashboard while employee agents run each function (product, growth, finance) and report in. Edit it live, see per-instance analytics, and remix it to model your own company.

  • A collaborative spreadsheet — an Excel/Sheets-familiar grid with live multiuser editing (Yjs CRDT), formulas (~300 Excel-compatible functions), conditional formatting, data validation, named ranges, charts and comments. Python (Pyodide) and JavaScript run both as cell functions (

  • A 3D motion studio on the video-editor engine — real-time 3D scenes (imported glTF models, Gaussian-splat captures, PBR materials with parallax-occlusion depth, lights, particle VFX like fire/smoke/sparks, 3D text, a keyframable camera, cinematic post-FX) live as composited, keyf

  • A bite-size social-deduction party game — gather in a lobby by code, ready up, walk a little 2D map, finish tasks, and find the impostor before they pick everyone off. Realtime multiplayer over host.collab.

  • A dual-pane file manager for your library: browse, move, copy, rename, upload, download and organize every file and project folder. Keyboard-first (Tab to switch panes, F5 copy, F6 move, F7 new folder), drag and drop between panes, type-to-filter, quick previews, and one-click op

  • Realtime multiplayer snake: 2 to 8 players in one neon arena. Eat to grow and be the last snake alive (Arena), or leave permanent light-trails and outlast everyone (Tron). Open it, share the link, and race live over host.collab — one player hosts the authoritative sim and everyon

  • Realtime multiplayer bomberman: 2 to 4 players on a neon grid. Drop bombs, blow up bricks, grab power-ups (extra bomb, bigger blast, more speed) and be the last one standing. Open it, share the link, and blast live over host.collab — one player hosts the authoritative sim and eve

  • A 4-player twist on invaders: the aliens drift as a blob in the CENTER and up to 4 players sit on the four EDGES, all firing inward. Race for the most kills, but watch out — a shot that crosses the arena costs the player on the far side a life. Open it, share a room code (New / J

  • Head-to-head falling blocks: 2 to 4 players, each on their own well, all racing at once. Clear lines to fire garbage rows at your rivals and survive theirs — last stack standing wins. Every board is authoritative to its own player and streamed live, so it stays smooth even in a c

  • Play Tic-Tac-Toe with a friend on a shared board: open it, share the link, and take turns live. X and O are assigned by join order over host.collab, and agents can drive it too (play / reset / state). Standalone-safe: with no one else around you play both sides.

  • A pomodoro-style countdown. Start / pause / reset; broadcasts a `widget.event` ping to other tabs when the timer fires so collaborators see the alert.

  • Drop a chat-capable AI agent onto your canvas — chat, inspect content, configure settings, and watch the agent spawn child agents when it delegates a task. Every collaborator sees the same conversation in real time. Use it as an assistant, a copilot, or a router that orchestrates