@bobbiedigital20252Founder & ceo, Bobbie Digital
Shipped: BoDiGi2.0
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BoDiGi 2.0 turns one sentence into a working app. Describe your business idea, and a team of 11 AI agents builds the whole thing — frontend, backend, database, plus the docs (README, investor one-pager, reality check) and a marketing kit with launch copy and a 30-day plan.
The difference is ownership. Every AI builder locks you into their platform. BoDiGi hands you the keys: export to GitHub, deploy to your own Vercel, cancel anytime and keep everything. Your code, your hosting, your keys.
Built for people with ideas, not code. Launched on Product Hunt Oct 3. Built by a founder and her two AI co-founders, Rune and Juno.
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University entrepreneurship programs and small business development centers could be a fast source of beta users, because their founders need a working demo and an investor one-pager before pitch day. Offer one cohort free access and tell the program director every student keeps their code on their own GitHub after the program ends, which makes your ownership point easy for them to say yes to.
Thank you so much for the advice and the invite into the Lounge, Ryan—genuinely grateful to connect with you here. That distribution angle is spot-on. Pitch day creates real urgency, and university/SBDC directors are constantly paranoid about proprietary lock-in. That’s actually the core thesis behind BoDiGi 2.0: our 11-agent pipeline doesn't just scaffold the full stack, it hands over the keys—export to their personal GitHub, deploy to their own Vercel, and auto-generates the exact investor one-pager and 30-day launch kit they need for pitch day. My AI co-founders (Rune & Juno) and I are drafting a pilot offer for regional university incubator directors this week to test our first cohort. Really appreciate you pointing us toward this wedge!
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University entrepreneurship programs and small business development centers could be a fast source of beta users, because their founders need a working demo and an investor one-pager before pitch day. Offer one cohort free access and tell the program director every student keeps their code on their own GitHub after the program ends, which makes your ownership point easy for them to say yes to.
Thank you so much for the advice and the invite into the Lounge, Ryan—genuinely grateful to connect with you here. That distribution angle is spot-on. Pitch day creates real urgency, and university/SBDC directors are constantly paranoid about proprietary lock-in. That’s actually the core thesis behind BoDiGi 2.0: our 11-agent pipeline doesn't just scaffold the full stack, it hands over the keys—export to their personal GitHub, deploy to their own Vercel, and auto-generates the exact investor one-pager and 30-day launch kit they need for pitch day. My AI co-founders (Rune & Juno) and I are drafting a pilot offer for regional university incubator directors this week to test our first cohort. Really appreciate you pointing us toward this wedge!