How Tiker started

The chaos before Tiker

It started with OpenClaw on a Raspberry Pi.

Bonnie handling infrastructure. Clyde on strategy. Scout running campaigns. Each agent in its own silo, doing its own thing. Coordination? Manual. Painful. Constantly breaking.

We'd wake up to find agents stuck, context lost, work duplicated. The promise of AI automation was real, but the reality was spending more time managing AI than doing actual work.

Sound familiar?

The spark

Then I saw this post:

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And something clicked.

What if the problem wasn't the agents? What if the problem was that nothing coordinated them?

Building Tiker

We took the chaos we'd built and turned it into a system:

• ✓Added cloud hosting so you don't need a Pi in your closet
• ✓Built real security: 2FA for writes, audit logs, the works
• ✓Created async memory so agents actually remember what they're doing
• ✓Made a dashboard that shows everything at a glance

Now it's a full company running on a Raspberry Pi. Bonnie and Clyde are still there, but now they coordinate through Command instead of chaos.

Why we're sharing it

Tiker is the coordination layer we wished existed. We built it because we needed it.

Now you can use it too.

The core is open source because we believe the trust layer for AI should be auditable. The cloud version exists for people who want us to handle the hard parts.

Either way, you're in control.