Building Apps

Apps are mini-dashboards and tools you build by describing them in plain English. Bankr writes the code, the layout, and the refresh schedule for you, then drops the finished app into your terminal. No project setup, no build pipeline, no hosting.

Build by Asking

Just tell Bankr what you want:

"build me a polymarket alpha terminal — show curated picks,
trending markets, ending-soon markets, and my open positions.
refresh every 15 minutes."

Bankr designs the data model, writes the scripts, drafts the UI, picks a refresh schedule, and installs the app. It shows up in your Apps sidebar.

The first time you ask Bankr to build, edit, or run an app, it shows the App Building Terms and waits until you reply exactly I agree. You're responsible for any wallets, keys, or funds your apps create or use, so never send funds to an address an app or the agent generates while building.

Refine by Chatting

To change an app, just describe the change:

"add a column for entry price between symbol and size"
"change the schedule to every 5 minutes"
"stop showing my solana positions, only base"

Bankr edits the app in place and only touches the parts you asked about.

Sharing & Forking

App sharing is turned off for now. Only you can open your apps, and requests to make an app public or unlisted are refused. Forking someone else's app is also off — if someone wants the same dashboard for their own data, they can ask Bankr to build them their own app.

Good to Know

• Apps can call paid HTTP endpoints via the x402 payment protocol. Every paid call pops a confirmation dialog — nothing settles silently.

For technical details, see the Apps section of docs.bankr.bot.