AFP is a platform that lets websites and their visitors create, connect, personalize, share and distribute applications and specialized AI bots.
The idea
Using a prebuilt chatbot
Creating with AFP
How it connects
Your domain or site
name.bot · yoursite.com
AFP services
Workspace, permissions, accounts, billing
Apps
Borrowed bots
Authorized data & services
Visitors & creators
Use, build, personalize and share
Marketplace
Revenue opportunities
Where enabled
From visitor to creator
Each step happens inside the permissions the site owner sets. Nothing is shared or sold until the creator chooses to, and the platform allows it.
A visitor finds an app or bot on a site they already use.
Start from a shared bot, or describe something new with supported no-code tools.
Use only the data and services the owner has made available.
Try it privately before anyone else can see it.
Share with others, or submit to the curated marketplace for approval.
Eligible creations can find new audiences and earn, where supported.
Concrete examples
A fan on a sports club site
A supporter wants deeper analysis than the club publishes. They borrow the club’s stats bot, personalize it around their favorite players, and share it with their supporters’ group.
BotPro doesn't sell tours, tickets or packaged experiences. AFP is the platform people build these with.
How apps interact with existing sites
AFP.bot
Your verified .bot domain runs AFP natively. Apps and bots live on your domain, with the full workspace available once you activate it.
AFPConnect.com
Your site stays where it is. AFP runs in a hosted workspace and reaches your site through a supported connector, API or embed.
Verify ownership
DNS or file check on your domain.
Choose a supported adapter
Connector, API or embed.
Approve each permission
Nothing is accessed without it.
Revoke at any time
Access ends when you say so.
Entering your URL alone never gives AFP control of your website. Deep integration requires verified ownership, a supported adapter and your explicit approval.
Earning
Where supported and contractually enabled. Earnings depend on what you make and who uses it; no income is guaranteed.
Paid apps
Charge for access to an app you built.
Premium bots
Offer an enhanced version of a shared bot.
Referrals and fees
Site owners may share in activity they enable.
Marketplace participation
Approved listings under marketplace terms.
Security and ownership
Scoped permissions
Apps get only the access they're granted.
Owner approval
Site owners approve what visitors can use.
Tenant isolation
Each workspace's data stays separate.
Credentials stay hidden
Borrowed apps never see your keys.
Controlled publication
Marketplace listings go through review.
Revocable access
Withdraw any permission at any time.
Delete what you create
Users and admins can delete or archive created items.
Not for supported workflows. "No-code" means those workflows don't require you to write code. It doesn't mean automatic access to any system.
No. .bot owners get a native workspace through AFP.bot. Any other website can connect through AFPConnect.com, on the same platform.
No. AFP adds a workspace where you and your visitors build apps and bots. Your site stays yours.
You do. Site owners approve which capabilities are available, and can revoke them at any time.
Proposed: no monthly platform fee. You pay for AI usage and any clearly disclosed optional services, with spending limits and opt-in for paid actions. Final pricing: [PENDING CONFIRMATION].
AFP is a platform that lets websites and their visitors create, connect, personalize, share and distribute applications and specialized AI bots.
The idea
Using a prebuilt chatbot
Creating with AFP
How it connects
Your domain or site
name.bot · yoursite.com
AFP services
Workspace, permissions, accounts, billing
Apps
Borrowed bots
Authorized data & services
Visitors & creators
Use, build, personalize and share
Marketplace
Revenue opportunities
Where enabled
From visitor to creator
Each step happens inside the permissions the site owner sets. Nothing is shared or sold until the creator chooses to, and the platform allows it.
A visitor finds an app or bot on a site they already use.
Start from a shared bot, or describe something new with supported no-code tools.
Use only the data and services the owner has made available.
Try it privately before anyone else can see it.
Share with others, or submit to the curated marketplace for approval.
Eligible creations can find new audiences and earn, where supported.
Concrete examples
{{e.who}}
{{e.story}}
BotPro doesn't sell tours, tickets or packaged experiences. AFP is the platform people build these with.
How apps interact with existing sites
AFP.bot
Your verified .bot domain runs AFP natively. Apps and bots live on your domain, with the full workspace available once you activate it.
AFPConnect.com
Your site stays where it is. AFP runs in a hosted workspace and reaches your site through a supported connector, API or embed.
Verify ownership
DNS or file check on your domain.
Choose a supported adapter
Connector, API or embed.
Approve each permission
Nothing is accessed without it.
Revoke at any time
Access ends when you say so.
Entering your URL alone never gives AFP control of your website. Deep integration requires verified ownership, a supported adapter and your explicit approval.
Earning
Where supported and contractually enabled. Earnings depend on what you make and who uses it; no income is guaranteed.
Paid apps
Charge for access to an app you built.
Premium bots
Offer an enhanced version of a shared bot.
Referrals and fees
Site owners may share in activity they enable.
Marketplace participation
Approved listings under marketplace terms.
Security and ownership
Scoped permissions
Apps get only the access they're granted.
Owner approval
Site owners approve what visitors can use.
Tenant isolation
Each workspace's data stays separate.
Credentials stay hidden
Borrowed apps never see your keys.
Controlled publication
Marketplace listings go through review.
Revocable access
Withdraw any permission at any time.
Delete what you create
Users and admins can delete or archive created items.
Not for supported workflows. "No-code" means those workflows don't require you to write code. It doesn't mean automatic access to any system.
No. .bot owners get a native workspace through AFP.bot. Any other website can connect through AFPConnect.com, on the same platform.
No. AFP adds a workspace where you and your visitors build apps and bots. Your site stays yours.
You do. Site owners approve which capabilities are available, and can revoke them at any time.
Proposed: no monthly platform fee. You pay for AI usage and any clearly disclosed optional services, with spending limits and opt-in for paid actions. Final pricing: [PENDING CONFIRMATION].