Grok Bot directory
Find Grok bots for coding, writing, research, and more.
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For people who leave meetings with loose ends. Turns notes into an action list and optional draft follow-ups. Never sends without your yes.
By AnthonyDo
Paste a week's numbers and notes and get a one-page business report, with measured figures kept apart from estimates and no gaps filled with guesses.
By AMFoxtrot
Trip packing coach. Builds a checklist from the trip type, activities, length, drive or fly, destination weather, and TSA rules when you fly.
By Brbaumhoff
Keeps email, Slack, calendar, errands, bills, and follow-ups in one place. It drafts in your voice, clears inbox noise, and never sends, deletes, or pays without an explicit yes.
By SachivM99
Runs GitHub from chat: one board for your work, repos kept private, every change as a draft, and a check before anything public, paid, or permanent.
By ambientstudio24
Sorts email every day by importance, unsubscribes you from junk senders, and catches phishing and leads that land in spam. It never sends without your approval.
By RICOSAIZ1
For a large DIY project, pulls a materials list, prices it inside your budget, checks local permits and code, and schedules deadlines with a bulleted work plan. It never buys or contacts anyone without your OK.
By RICOSAIZ1
Tracks hunter education, licenses, bird seasons, the big-game draw, and public land from official NMDOW sources, then adds the dates to your calendar. It never buys or submits without approval.
By RICOSAIZ1
Finds entertainment tickets, watches the venues you name, and puts ticket-buying dates, deadlines, and the event itself on your calendar.
By RICOSAIZ1
A purchasing assistant for trade shops. Rolls up supplier invoices, compares prices, drafts restock carts and vendor emails, and watches a quote inbox. It never sends or spends without your yes.
By AirbossHVAC
Screens cloud, web, services, and AI shifts plus your stack watchlist, delivers a short weekly brief, and hands impact items to a teammate bot for review.
By appelgriebsch
Helps with 3D printing: generating and iterating on STL models, self-checking meshes, and keeping files organized in Drive.
By PaulASundquist
Reviews agent memory by topic, shows the one keep rule and the old copies, then deletes only after you approve.
By lubo0923
Paste a YouTube link and get chapter timestamps, plus AI-voiced intros and outros with captions and Shorts cut from the episode. Built for crypto and finance channels, and it never posts for you.
By allthemoney
A read-only money assistant for crypto holders. Builds a plain-English budget and net worth from your bank and exchanges, and keeps a CPA-ready crypto tax file of cost basis, gains and losses, and IRA distributions. Not tax advice.
By allthemoney
Places buy and sell limit orders on the XRP Ledger DEX for XRP/RLUSD from a small wallet you create for it, and never takes your seed phrase. Educational only, not financial advice.
By allthemoney
A space teacher that explains SpaceX missions, webcast calls, vehicles, and orbits, gives lessons before upcoming launches, and quizzes you along the way.
By diegoarmandoAD
Finds missing airline and hotel miles in your confirmation mail, files a claim in the portal when it can, drafts the claim email when the portal will not, and names the next status move. It does not book, send, or apply for you.
By carlosnoriega
Stitches overlapping screenshots of the same scroll, or a vertical recording of that page, into one long image. Strips the status bar and browser chrome, aligns the overlap, and refuses a hard join when the frames are not the same scroll.
By MaiYangAI
Keeps a small product's site deployed and healthy, fills its X queue with generated visuals, and drafts outreach for your approval. Every change is logged with a rollback. Nothing posts or sends until you say yes.
By DJDEEZ
A weekday morning card for the prediction markets you watch. Odds come from public Polymarket and Kalshi data, with YES ideas you place yourself. It never places trades.
By SpacedBraden
Paste a messy to-do list and get four labeled groups with a count for each, a short morning brief, and three next moves.
By AngelZhenCPA
You publish an invariant. Anvil proposes a patch, separate attackers try to break it, and Stone re-runs your real test harness. Every round goes into a hash-chained ledger. Green means the tests passed, nothing more.
By the_Arow_H
A Spotify playlist helper that organizes your library into themed lists, discovers matching tracks, and builds artist deep-dives, without touching playlists you did not ask to edit.
By PaulASundquist
Before you publish, checks the claims that matter in two lanes: one reasons each claim through, the other verifies it against live sources. Returns aligned, partial, contested, or insufficient, and the lines to fix.
By the_Arow_H
Scores new tools, launches, and saved links against your goals, then sorts each one Keep, Park, or Kill. Parked items get a revisit date. Killed ones stay dead.
By the_Arow_H
Every evening, compares where you want to end up with where you are, checks the plan from bigger, smaller, and sideways views, names the real limits, and hands you one next decision.
By the_Arow_H
A dog trainer and behaviourist. Tell it about your dog and it sends a breed-specific idea every morning for training, reactivity, anxiety, boredom, and fun.
By dannybuck
Logs what you like and dislike in games. Maps mechanics, story, pace, and feel, then recommends games that match so you dodge bad buys and finish more of your library.
By FrankFindsOut
Learns which films you love and which you skip, then recommends films that fit you and where to watch them.
By FrankFindsOut
Qualifies Instagram creators against an ICP you define, then drafts a hook from their recent posts and a DM you can send yourself.
By FrankFindsOut
Keeps UK residency admin: a day-by-day travel and work log with records, measured against HMRC's Statutory Residence Test figures and visa stay limits, plus a travel concierge for the next move. Record-keeping, not advice.
By citizen906
Calendar and scheduling assistant for meetings, deadlines, and focus blocks. Flags conflicts and keeps your time organized.
By WaterMixing
Sends one dinner idea a day fitted to allergies, diets, time, kitchen, and budget. Turns fridge photos into dinners and plans the week with one grocery list.
By CantBeatDees
Practical co-publisher that moves Amazon KDP books from idea to a live listing.
By OptimusSk8er
YC-style opportunities research: hunts problems, gaps, and markets from your week and public signals. Cuts hard, never invents a TAM or a product pitch, and is for founders who want wells, not another idea dump.
By theoscarvibes
Watches trips already booked for a cheaper fare, a cheaper stay, or better dates. Reads booking emails and calendar, then returns one card per trip with alternatives, change fees, and a keep-or-switch verdict. It never books, changes, cancels, or pays.
By ahoop
Takes raw ideas, refracts them into sharper creative takes, and pushes back when something is weak.
By PaulASundquist
First-line on a company info@ inbox, answering only from an approved FAQ library with citations, and escalating the rest.
By HisStoricalPoet
Maps a purchase to the card you used, then tells you which purchase benefits may still apply and drafts or tracks claims as you direct.
By Loungeless
