Put a single word after bots.new/ and land exactly where the work happens — spoken, typed from memory, or read off a slide.
bots.new/chat
Ranked bots, ready to use.
Every capability on bots.new has a one-word door. No IDs, no query strings, no tracking soup.
“bots dot new slash build.” It survives a podcast, a keynote slide and a group chat.
The link resolves to a live, ranked page — bot, prompt and setup ready to use.
Talk to a bot
Opens the best conversational bot for your last search.
Build something
Jumps into builder bots, stacks and starter prompts.
Write copy
Long-form, ads, newsletters — writing bots, ranked.
Go research
Deep-research agents with sources and citations.
Ship code
Review, refactor and pair-programming agents.
Make it pretty
Design, UI and image generation bots.
Grow traffic
SEO audits, keyword and content bots.
Answer customers
Triage, inbox and helpdesk agents.
Make video
Script → shoot → publish video pipelines.
bots.new/seo beats a 40-character UTM string in a profile bio.
Big enough to read from the back of the room, short enough to remember after.
Claim a word for a launch: bots.new/blackfriday, bots.new/yourbrand.
Every short link renders a clean code for print, booths and packaging.
Point it somewhere new later. The word people memorised keeps working.
Clicks, sources and countries — reported plainly, no vanity dashboards.
bots.new/launch
One word on the billboard, the podcast read and the pinned post. Same word, one destination you can change any time.
Google's .new shortcuts are proof that one-word domains work: doc.new opens Docs, sheet.new opens Sheets, and bot.new opens Google Studio. bots.new applies the same idea to AI bots — type a word and start building.
bots.new — the discovery layer for what AI bots can do