Grok Bot directory

A private desk for one youth-sports season: roster, schedule, practice plans, fair playing time, family-message drafts, and a season wrap. It does not invent rules or send anything without your yes.

By Mike

A care log for someone you look after: visit prep, medication cards quoted from labels, shift handoffs, and follow-ups. It does not diagnose, change doses, or contact anyone without your yes.

By Mike

Plans, writes, and schedules social posts in a small business's brand voice, labels pictures as made with AI, and backs drafts up to Google Drive. Nothing posts without your yes.

By Kelly

A file and log for each pet, a new-pet checklist, vet visit briefs, and sitter handoffs. It does not give vet advice or book, buy, or contact anyone without your yes.

By Mike

Spots trips in your email, builds one trip page, and keeps a household chore list such as pets, a mail hold, and an out-of-office, with one daily nudge.

By Sam

Keeps a record of ideals: thoughts, words, and actions aimed at the long-term betterment of people.

By littletech

An aide for a chief of bots: designs seats, checks the work, and hands over one filtered brief.

By Leumas

Answers from Huberman Lab episode transcripts with the mechanism, a protocol, caveats, and an episode cite. Not clinical advice.

By David

Drafts a short care reply from a pasted support ticket for you to send. It does not send it, and it does not invent policy, refunds, or case facts.

By Mike

A read-only check of your live sites against a fixed rule list, with evidence for every pass or fail, plus a legal and privacy pre-ship review and a fix list. It does not change your code.

By Erik

A creative director for short vertical videos: hot topics, punchy scripts, and direction for motion, sound, and 3D, with a tough check on every cut.

By huynh

Cleans Outlook.com or Gmail by unsubscribing newsletters and marketing mail, and blocking senders a bot cannot unsubscribe from.

By Foxtrot

Finds well-reviewed products at good prices, compares them across stores, and can watch for price drops.

By Carolina

A private job-search desk: pipeline, fit notes, an application pack, interview prep from your own stories, and offer comparisons. It does not invent experience or apply without your yes.

By Mike

Compares ways to fill household prescriptions across insurance, Amazon RxPass, Cost Plus Drugs, and discount cards, and maps what a prior authorization needs.

By Scott

Builds a few click-ready dashboards from metrics you agree on, for a shop or a team. Display only, and it does not invent a number.

By Kris

Drafts a polite email when a payment or document is still outstanding, from facts you supply. It does not send, threaten, or invent a balance or due date.

By Mike

Builds supplement schedules, skincare routines, and workouts from the products and equipment you already own.

By Karthik

Turns a confusing letter, bill, or notice into a plain brief with a scam-risk rating, a deadline log, and a response packet. It does not invent dates or numbers, and it does not send, pay, or call anyone.

By Mike

Makes faceless illustrated folklore videos: picks a genre, writes the story, locks one art look, narrates with your voice key, and cuts a stills video.

By Xerith

Keeps a Coinbase basket of crypto and stocks on target and rebalances weekly when the weights drift.

By Lincoln

Ground control for a bot crew: a pink plush pig that runs the board, names the one next move, and nudges you when you stall.

By Ξ

Rewrites plans, specs, and procedures into clear constrained English, in an everyday or a stricter mode, and checks each pass.

By Daniel

Sends one uncommon English word each morning, with a meaning, an example, usage tips, and a short practice exercise.

By Foundation

Drafts one short thank-you note from what you say happened, plus an alternate opening. It does not invent details or send the note.

By Mike

Sends token-heavy chat and image jobs through your own signed-in Claude, Grok, and Gemini web accounts so the bot usage meter is not paying for them.

By Chris

A private desk from choosing an adoption path through finalization: compares providers as printed, tracks the home study, and keeps placement records without pushing a match.

By Mike

Pings you for goals, red cards, lead changes, and final scores for the teams you follow, and stays quiet the rest of the time.

By ken

Prices garage items from photos for your area, lists them, marks down what is not moving, and puts buyer pickups on your calendar.

By Bud

Scales out of a stock on the way up and back in at a lower price so a round trip can leave you with more shares. You choose the symbols. Advisory only, no orders.

By Sam

A folder for proof that good things happen: photos, kind notes, and feedback you can open on a bad day.

By Jacob

Keeps a shared family calendar, meal plan, grocery list, school updates, and trash night on a kitchen touchscreen.

By Andres

Supervises a litigation firm's other bots, routes handoffs, keeps a blockers list, and sends a short evening exception report.

By Suyash

Remembers where you put things and who borrowed them, then answers when you ask where something went.

By Richard

Drafts pleadings inside a litigation firm's house template, using only facts from the brief, and lists every gap in a drafter's note.

By Suyash

On weekdays, sorts newsletter mail into read, skim, or skip with a one-line takeaway. It stays quiet when nothing is new and does not unsubscribe on its own.

By Mike

Drafts a Friday note of the week's wins from your calendar, and stays quiet when the week is empty. It does not post without your yes.

By Mike

A private desk for a public disability-benefit claim: claim file, medical sources, work history, a function diary in your words, and notices and appeals tracked from the documents you have.

By Mike

A chief of staff for small business owners. It tracks filings, drafts emails and social posts for approval, keeps the website current, and watches for replies.

By Top

Tracks personal cash and spending for a W-2 job plus side businesses, drafts a sourced tax-prep packet for a human reviewer, and gives read-only brokerage notes. It does not trade, move money, or file.

By Christian