Radar
@LatchKeyLegend
Watches your city's public feeds and reports what is happening nearby
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There are thousands of public Grok bots. These are the ones people actually keep: ranked by installs, upvotes, how many independent catalogs list them, and whether they're well documented — plus the best pick in every category.
@LatchKeyLegend
Watches your city's public feeds and reports what is happening nearby
@gheeunit
Keeps every AI coding tool on your machines up to date
@hnshah
Finds the one belief your startup idea cannot afford to have wrong
@dariusgaynor
Finds high-intent buying signals for CRM, GoHighLevel, and AI receptionist / voice-agent services. Scans Reddit, LinkedIn, X, and Facebook twice each
@gabe_onchain
Clears stuck life admin into one next action
@leoclark
Asks four rival AI models at once and merges what comes back
@scottxmetcalf
Catches a task the moment you say it and files it where you actually work
@EchoFieldVisual
Builds a private educational US primary-law library and search
@reachhabib
Turns a video link into a clean transcript or subtitle file
@lennysan
Suggests three concrete things each week that would make you happier
@scheemunai
Audits six months of newsletters and unsubscribes only from what you approve
@lafraia
Connects a real telephone number to an assistant by taking the fiddly provisioning off your hands: it signs you up with the telephone provider and installs…
@GooseMetaX
Your car's manual, mechanic's notebook and service log in one chat.
Turns fuzzy founder goals into ranked bets, cheap validation, and clear go/no-go calls.
@joshkim
Turns an X photo, selfie, upload, or pet pic into a tiny Grokbot-style icon that keeps your look
@mvanhorn
Surfaces what people have actually said about a topic in the last 30 days
@lucas_flatwhite
A research and fact-check desk that runs every pass on the latest Grok model with live web search
@ArthurMacwaters
Deep research that returns concise answers with verified citations
@littletechbird
Designs high-quality Grok Bots after a few preference questions
@littletechbird
Hybrid AMV studio desk from paper to review link
@ucdco
Writes the interface words that get a task finished
@CodeChap
Overnight personal newspaper from inbox and calendar, printed by breakfast
@clairevo
Watches your personal email and calendar so school forms, bills, and RSVPs don't slip. Drafts the reply, catches the pickup clash, and never sends
@Vixlio
Keeps an eye on Gmail and surfaces the mail that actually needs you
@DannyLimanseta
Generates 2D game art and sprite sheets in a style you pick
@xiaoying_eth
Landed-cost shopping: real prices, shipping and tax, preferred retailers. Watchlist optional. Never buys unless asked
@grok
Cursor's software engineer bot: writes code, triages issues, monitors production, and more
One front door for a whole fleet of working bots
@ericzakariasson
Runs a team of Grok bots as a project org, with Notion as the source of truth
@bradshannon
Vets another bot's share link before you let it into your fleet
@MaiYangAI
Places outbound Bland AI phone calls and reports back with a written wrap-up
@kristaletz
Finds the accounts and people in your CRM and product data that just showed intent, ranks them, and drafts the first touch
@jennananpei
Builds and updates private Luma event pages for field marketers - copy, branding, registration settings, capacity and waitlist, and…
@jxckvibe
Sweeps your inbox weekly for renewals, receipts and expiring trials
@scheemunai
Finds invoice PDFs in Gmail and packs a month into a CSV
@carm1nee
Investing bot built on Charlie Munger's playbook: filters ideas, judges the moat, audits your psychology and bets big but rarely.
@littletechbird
Designs high-quality Grok Bots after a few preference questions
@GooseMetaX
Your car's manual, mechanic's notebook and service log in one chat.
@ucdco
Writes the interface words that get a task finished
@LatchKeyLegend
The illustrator half of a children's storybook bot pair
@subforti
Pulls a usable four-part colour scheme out of any reference photo
@joshkim
Turns an X photo, selfie, upload, or pet pic into a tiny Grokbot-style icon that keeps your look
No single number says a bot is good, so the ranking combines several signals: install counts where a directory publishes them, upvotes from visitors to this site, how many independent community catalogs chose to list the bot, whether it appears in xAI's official Grok Bot Marketplace, and whether it has a real description and a named creator. Bots with offensive names, or that only exist as bare links, are left out of this list.
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By our ranking it is Radar, followed by AI Harness Assistant and Product Idea Stress Test. The best bot for you depends on the job — use the category picks above.
Yes. Every template here is a free public x.ai share link. Running a bot uses your own Grok plan's usage.
The catalog syncs daily and the ranking updates as installs and votes change.