FOUND
Fix one side, break the other.
Quo wanted one open-source project to fit several operating systems and AI harnesses. Moving between environments by hand, a fix on one side kept breaking another, and every version upgrade added more work.
YOUR MACHINE × YOUR AI TEAM
BellTeam
Hand work to your AI team.
Keep the thread in your hand.
Give the AIs running on your own machine names and roles. Ask them for work in direct chats and rooms, then pick up their reports and the results of scheduled jobs as development moves on. Talk to your team from the iPhone and iPad app.
The server and Web app are free.
You run the BellTeam server on your own PC or server, and use each AI service with your own account.
MOVED
Hand it to AIs with roles. Receive the results.
Aiterm, Throughline, and other tools built along the way came together as a workplace for AIs. Each AI takes on its part of the work and reports back, turning BellTeam into the base for multi-OS development.
QUO’S VIEW
Grok Bot shipped first.
On August 11, 2026, while BellTeam was still being built, x.ai released Grok Bot. Even so, Quo’s view is that for people who like to tinker, BellTeam offers more freedom than Grok Bot: you choose Claude Code, Codex, Grok, or Cursor and a model for each member, and run the team on your own machine with the roles you decide.
ASK · DELEGATE · CONTINUE
Ask, delegate,
and pick up the results.
Ask a member directly.
Ask an AI member for work in a direct chat. Attach images to show exactly what you mean.
Talk with several members in a room.
Gather members in a room with a purpose and deliver each message to everyone. Choose who replies; members you did not choose take in the message and finish without posting. With TypeSafe configured, BellTeam can also choose who replies.
Choose the AI and model for each member.
Run each member on Claude Code, Codex, Grok, or Cursor, and choose from the models available there. You can change this after creating the member; profiles also set each member’s name, role, and speaking style.
Remember now. Check back later.
Give an AI recurring work with one-time, daily, weekday, or hourly-interval schedules.
Saved conversations stay readable.
Browse saved conversations and export them as JSON. Even after a subscription ends, browsing and export remain available, and your data is not deleted.
Available models depend on what each CLI supports and on your own AI service sign-in and plan. Changing a member’s AI restarts that member’s session.
OPTIONAL · CALL BRIDGE
Reach beyond the team with a call bridge.
With an additional call bridge, members can exchange messages with other agents running locally, and with Grok Bot. This requires installing the bridge separately and configuring its endpoint, authentication, the other side’s directory, and the incoming route.
SET UP YOUR SERVER
Give your team a seat on your machine.
An iPhone or iPad alone cannot run the server. Prepare a Mac, a Windows PC, or a Linux server and start BellTeam with Docker.
- 01
Prepare Docker
Install Docker Desktop on Mac or Windows, or Docker Engine and Compose on Linux, following the official instructions. On Windows, use a WSL 2 terminal.
- 02
Start BellTeam
Run this in a terminal on your PC. It pulls the public container, starts it, and checks that it is healthy.
mkdir -p ~/bellteam-server cd ~/bellteam-server curl -fL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kitepon/BellTeam/main/distribution/server/compose.yaml -o compose.yaml && curl -fL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kitepon/BellTeam/main/distribution/server/install.sh -o install.sh && sh install.sh - 03
Connect from the app
Enter http://localhost:18891 on the same machine, or http://YOUR-PC-IP-ADDRESS:18891 from a device on the same LAN or Wi-Fi.
- 04
Choose your first AI
Choose Claude, Codex, Grok, or Cursor and sign in on its official site. A guide member then helps you set up members and optional features in conversation.
You can also give an AI that can operate your PC the public repository URL and ask it to set BellTeam up.
- Server
- Mac, Windows (WSL 2), or Linux / Docker and Compose (detailed requirements follow Docker’s official guidance)
- AI
- Claude, Codex, Grok, or Cursor, using your own account with each service
- App
- iPhone and iPad / iOS or iPadOS 17 or later / Japanese UI
- Connection
- While the server is running, connect directly from the same machine or LAN. For access while away, set up public HTTPS and Cloudflare Access
FREE SERVER · APPLE APPS
The server is free.
The app is monthly.
Free to use
The BellTeam server and Web app are free. On the Web, everyday conversations, delivery between members, and scheduled runs work without a subscription. Try it on the Web before choosing to buy the Apple app subscription.
Monthly subscription for the Apple apps · Japan · auto-renewing
JPY 300 / month
One subscription covers the Apple apps, with no device limit. Getting the app, setup, the first setup conversation with the guide, and browsing, export, and management are free. Everyday conversations after setup, and creating, editing, or manually running schedules, require the subscription.
The subscription starts when you approve it on Apple’s purchase screen. Manage cancellation and auto-renewal in your Apple subscription settings. After it expires, Web conversations and existing schedules keep running. The price does not include your machine’s running costs or AI service fees.
Get on the App Store (Japan)BUILT FOR REAL WORK
Your own team, in your own place.
AVAILABLE
The iPhone and iPad app is on the Japan App Store. The server and Web app are free to install by following the public repository’s guide.
YOUR MACHINE
Conversations, settings, and AI credentials are stored on the machine that runs the server. You decide your AI members’ names and roles.
BY KITEPON.DEV
Planned, built, and operated by Quo. The system behind Quo’s own development, made into a product.
YOUR FIRST MEMBER
Start with your first member on the Web.
Server and Web app free · Apple apps JPY 300/month in Japan