Open-source by default
Every bit, beamed.
Every bit, beamed.
Nothing dropped.
bitsbeam builds open-source tools that move your data from where it is to where it needs to be — jobs, streams and browsers, delivered whole.
01Company
We build the plumbing for data in transit.
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Nothing dropped
Delivery guarantees come first. Every tool we ship is built around one rule: what goes in comes out the other side.
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Open by default
Everything we build is MIT licensed and developed in the open on GitHub.
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Boring to run
Fewer moving parts, fewer boxes to babysit. Plain Ruby on proven foundations like NATS and Chrome.
10Products
Four crafts in orbit.
Messaging & background jobs
CosmonatsJobs & streams on NATS
Background jobs and real-time event streaming for Ruby — one gem, backed by NATS. No Redis. No DB polling. No message silently dropped.
cosmonats.bitsbeam.com →
RubyCDP · Chrome automation for Rubyrubycdp.com ↗
FerrumRuby Chrome driver
A high-level Ruby API to Chrome over raw CDP — no Selenium, no WebDriver, no ChromeDriver.
ferrum.rubycdp.com →
CupriteCapybara driver
A pure Ruby Capybara driver built on Ferrum. Pause any spec mid-flight and poke around.
cuprite.rubycdp.com →
VesselWeb crawler
A web crawling framework on Ferrum. Describe your Cargo, set sail, haul the data home.
vessel.rubycdp.com →
11Why “bitsbeam”?
The UFO never drops the cow.
A flying saucer beams the cow up whole — nothing lost on the way. That's how data is treated: every bit, beamed from where it is to where it needs to be.
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“cow”, in transit