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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://botflow.io/docs/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Explore page showing a grid of public projects The Explore page at botflow.io/explore is a public gallery of projects that creators have chosen to share. You can browse, search, and open any project directly — no account required to view, though you’ll need to sign in to fork one into your own workspace.

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Browsing projects

Projects are displayed in a card grid. Each card shows:
  • A thumbnail — an auto-generated screenshot of the running app
  • The project name and author
  • A star count reflecting how many people have starred it
  • The platform type (Web or Universal)

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Sorting

Use the sort toggle in the top-right of the controls bar to switch between:
  • Top — ordered by star count, highest first
  • Recent — ordered by last-updated time, newest first

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Filtering by platform

The platform filter lets you narrow the grid to a specific template type:
  • All — show every public project
  • Web — show only Vite + Convex web projects

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Searching

Type in the search box to filter the visible projects by name, description, or author name. The search runs locally against the current page of results — switch to Recent or All first if you’re looking for something specific that might not be in the top results.

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Opening a project

Click any card to open the project’s public page. From there you can:
  • Preview the live app running in a WebContainer
  • Read the project description the author wrote
  • Open in workspace to fork the project into your own account
When you open a project from Explore, a full copy is made in your account — including all source files. The original project is not affected.
You need to be signed in to fork a project. If you’re not signed in, clicking Open in workspace will prompt you to log in or create a free account.

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Making your project public

To have your own project appear on the Explore page:
  1. Go to your Projects page.
  2. Right-click (or open the context menu on) the project card.
  3. Click Make public.
You can optionally add a public description that appears on the project’s public page. To take it back down, choose Make private from the same menu.
Star counts are a ranking signal — the more stars a project gets, the higher it appears in the Top sort. Share your project link to get more visibility.