BotFrame
Build, test, deploy, and host custom Discord bots with visual workflows.
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BotFrame is a visual Discord bot builder that lets users design custom bot workflows, test them before release, and deploy them directly to their own Discord applications without coding or server management. Designed for community managers, developers, and creators, the platform combines a powerful graph editor with AI assistance to generate and edit workflows where every node and connection remains fully inspectable.
What sets BotFrame apart is its complete managed hosting solution, keeping your Discord bots online 24/7 with automatic health monitoring and recovery. Users can simulate real events, validate every path, manage version history, and utilize reusable components to build custom behaviors beyond fixed templates.
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this is a a super niche keyword the way we find these keywords is we put up documentation put up articles and then we look with a sense for what do people actually click on and then double down
Publish Documentation Broadly, Then Double Down On Whatever Actually Gets Clicked
Rather than upfront keyword research, Lucas publishes documentation and articles broadly, then watches which pages get clicks and doubles down on those topics. This let-the-data-speak approach surfaces the high-intent niche queries that big competitors ignore.
They open up subscriptions to all apps — which obviously working at RevenueCat and now all my apps are subscription. That was Revolution. That was App Store 2.0 — to empower developers to better monetize apps.
App Store 2.0 in 2016 unlocked subscriptions for all apps and powered a decade of growth
Before 2016, subscriptions were restricted to narrow app categories. Phil Schiller's App Store 2.0 overhaul opened them to every app, sped up review from 14 days to under 48 hours, introduced the 15% renewal rate, and launched Search Ads. Each change would have been meaningful on its own. Together they powered an entire decade of subscription app growth — a reminder of how much platform policy shapes the economics of every app built on top of it.
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