Bom turns the Claude or Codex CLI you already pay for into a desktop agent. It drives your browser, reads your files, and finishes the work while you focus on something else.
Tell it from your phone or your desk. Bom handles the rest.
No Bom fees. It runs on the Claude or ChatGPT account you're already logged into.
Planners, researchers, designers, and developers meet in one chat room, talk it out, and produce the real deliverable using your PC's tools.
"Pull this week's meetings off my calendar and drop the agenda into a spreadsheet." Type it on your phone or right on the PC.
Reads your calendar, fills in a spreadsheet, hops between tabs. You don't have to watch.
Watch the live stream or ignore it and wait for the notification. Risky moves pause and ask before they run.
Set a task up once and Bom repeats it on demand — and you can hand the same routine to a teammate.
Ask it to trim, stitch clips together, and add captions in plain words, and Bom does the editing for you.
Opens files, clicks through apps, types into fields. Uses your desktop the same way you would.
Logs in, fills forms, scrapes a table, exports a CSV. Runs in a managed Chrome profile so your personal browser stays untouched.
"Every weekday at 9, build me a morning brief." Set it, close the lid, keep living.
Fan out 2 to 10 subtasks and collect the answers back as one reply.
Pulls context from past work so you don't re-explain yourself every time. Everything is encrypted at rest.
Creates and edits Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and PDF files — and can even read the text out of a scanned document.
Pulls, merges, and cleans up spreadsheet and CSV data so it's ready to use — Korean files included.
Append to a Notion page, drop a row into a database, pull a page as context for the next ask.
Pair the home iMac and the office laptop. Pin a task to one machine, or let Bom grab whichever is online.
Push a file from your phone to the PC mid-task, or pull a PC-generated file back. Auto-expires after two hours.
Hold the mic on the mobile app, say it in any of 15 languages, hear the answer read back.
Searches the web when it needs something current, then cites what it found.
When there's a fork in the road, it stops, shows the options, and waits for you to pick one.
If Claude hits a rate limit, Bom quietly retries the same task on Codex and keeps going. You don't notice the swap.
Anything destructive hits an approval prompt by default. You can tighten the rules per folder or per tool.
File access, browser sessions, terminal work — all happen locally under your user account. Files never leave the disk.
Every tool call and every thought surfaces in real time. No black box.
Destructive actions pause and ask. If something breaks mid-run, Bom tries to recover on its own.

Live stream of the desktop so you can watch it work from the subway. Pick which monitor on a multi-display rig.
Hold the mic, say the thing, hear the answer. Works in 15 languages including Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese.
Silent while running, push notification when it needs input or finishes.
Every saved memory shows up as a node. Click one to read it, edit it, or remove it.
Provider status, permissions, bundled runtimes, browser sign-in — one page tells you whether Bom is ready to run.
Default routes to whichever PC is active. Or pin tasks to the office machine, the laptop, or home.
Type your intent into the chat panel. The LLM proposes a timeline patch and FFmpeg + whisper.cpp render it locally. Auto-ducking, xfade transitions, real-time WebGL preview — all on your PC.