brobot

brobot is the least demanding arrival in this directory: it states "no app download. no sign up. no bs. just vibes directly in ur existing group chat", and the instruction is to add it to an iMessage group or message it directly. It answers unprompted when the thread turns to food, drinks or plans, and @bb addresses it explicitly.

It publishes no privacy policy that we could find, which for a product that reads an existing group thread containing other people is the more interesting absence than the missing price. Every other path on the site, /privacy included, serves the same front page.

Its address is worth reading. brobot is not a phone number: it answers as brobot@a.imsg.co, an email sender name of the kind resold to businesses by iMessage providers, and imsg.co resolves through the same Cloudflare nameserver pair as loopmessage.com while the other providers in this directory each use a different pair. That is evidence of a shared account rather than proof of one, and it is the only public signal here about who carries the messages, so the provider row stays empty.

The button on the site is also broken in the same way several others here are. It uses imessage://brobot@a.imsg.co&body=..., puts an ampersand where the question mark belongs, which is malformed under RFC 5724: the standard opens the field list with a question mark, so without it the message text sits inside the recipient. Apple has historically been lenient about this and nothing else is. We record the address and not the link, and we do not rewrite somebody else's string to make it work.