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Electrobun momentum in the first month after v1.
Electrobun now. Bunny next.
Build ultra-fast apps. Run them inside a permissioned runtime.
Electrobun is already shipping tiny native-feeling desktop software. Electrobunny is the larger ecosystem around that future: Bunny Ears, Bunny Dash, carrots, and the cloud layer that ties machines together.
Momentum
Electrobun gives the future story credibility.
4 weeks
since launch
Already shipped, already adopted, already growing.
Today + next
two product lanes
Build with Electrobun now. Grow into Bunny later.
Two lanes
One ecosystem. Two entry points.
Build with Electrobun
Tiny, fast desktop apps today.
Ship small bundles, fast startup, native-feeling windows, and real desktop APIs without dragging a whole browser engine into every build.
- Open source framework
- Desktop apps available right now
- Docs and templates built for developers
Run in Bunny
Permissioned runtimes for the agent era.
Install Bunny Ears on a machine or VM, run workloads as carrots, and manage local or remote systems through Bunny Dash.
- Installed runtime on local machines and cloud VMs
- Permissioned workloads instead of trust-everything plugins
- One path from local instance to fleet management
The stack
The Bunny model in one screen.
Bunny Ears
Installed runtime
A permissioned runtime that lives on a real machine or VM, installs workloads, and keeps them manageable.
Carrots
Tiny workloads
Small, capable runtime units for editors, browsers, terminals, git, models, and whatever comes next.
Bunny Dash
Control surface
The main local and remote client for managing machines, workspaces, carrots, sessions, and fleet state.
Bunny Cloud
Account and relay layer
Identity, hosted access, remote routing, subscription features, and the connective tissue across machines.
Why this matters
Electrobun is the shipping product. Bunny is the full runtime vision.
The site should not force people to choose between the present and the future. Developers can use Electrobun now. Teams that care about agent workflows, runtime permissions, and machine fleets can track Bunny as that ecosystem opens up.
That is the core job of this site: make the relationship between those two things obvious in a few seconds.
Early access
Follow the build-out of the runtime stack.
Get the launch notes, early access signals, and the moment Bunny Ears starts moving from teaser into installable software.
Join the waitlist
Stay close to the launch without leaving the site.