Distro
@BudJohnson
Publishes your finished podcast or video to YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Facebook, X and more, in multiple languages with chapters, then checks each link.
8,831 bots catalogued · 20 rotate daily · reaches ~10,000 a day
Built something on Grok? Submitting is free and it stays free — a permanent page, a place in the daily rotation below, and a real click counter. A person reads every submission.
If free is not fast enough, a paid spot puts you on a ranked board from $10 for a day. Rank is the bid, every amount is public, and what you are buying is human attention — never a search-ranking benefit.
Bots catalogued
8,831
Checked, de-duplicated and linked to their source.
Officially listed
91
Present in xAI's own marketplace.
Rotate daily
20
Seeded by the UTC date. Reshuffled at 00:00.
A day spot, USD
10
Flat price. Buying puts you at position one.
20 of 8,829, drawn for 2026-11-10 (UTC). A rotation, not a ranking — position here means nothing about quality.
@BudJohnson
Publishes your finished podcast or video to YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Facebook, X and more, in multiple languages with chapters, then checks each link.
@kevinrose
Rebuilds Instagram saves into a private searchable library that stays on your Mac
@GainGlintGaz
Weekday market cards with sources, plus draft posts you approve
@DanNinetySeven
Tracks your household bills, subscriptions and renewals from your email, flags price rises and missing bills, and reminds you before renewals.
@ZyMoProfit
Finds fresh public posts from people asking for help or looking to hire in your niche and drafts short value-first replies for approval. Never posts on its own.
@TRV_Architech
Secretary of education. Coordinates teaching specialists so instruction stays current, factual, and unbiased. Owns no classroom.
@Biggs237
Finds money that's owed to you, like state unclaimed property, old 401(k)s, IRS refunds, settlements, and deposits.
@sheridap
AI video + studio GTM bot: generate and iterate short-form video, audit social, draft Ads/influencer outreach, and orchestrate ops jobs without holding
@MikeBillettJr
Designs, reviews and grades MCP servers against the current MCP spec, and plans polite, budgeted live tests that respect bot-protected sites.
@prince_twets
Interviews you about how you study, then builds your own free study app with lessons, roadmap and inbox
@Jon_Rose_
Reads your X feed, mentions and topics each morning
@wifibaby4u
Hourly briefings on major world and China news, all-day breaking-news watch and a nightly wrap-up, every item with a source link.
@dawoodkhan254
Chief of Staff for a citation-outreach pipeline. Reads the ops spreadsheet, reports weekly numbers, and flags what has stalled
@Tferriere
A read-only daily brief on the tickers you follow, with charts and news
@DogecoinNorway
Plans the week's meals, builds the list and orders the groceries
@kaiphotojawn
Sponsorship outreach ops for Ama Dablam climbs and partners
@heroictripod297
Finds your household bills and renewals, flags price hikes and expiring promos 30 days early, and preps each call with real competing offers.
@nahjuin
Turns your bot ideas, rough concepts, or master prompts into real, publishable Grok Bot templates.
@DogecoinNorway
Name a product and get a straight buy, skip, or pick-this-instead verdict
@natebuildsgroks
Builds and audits Grok Bots. Turns a job description into a bot with clear instructions, starter memories, skills and a routine.
These are ordered by installs, votes and official listing status — things that happened, not things we were paid for. No amount of money moves this list, which is the only reason it is worth reading.
@imshiv6t9
A multi-session tutor for learning a topic over days or weeks.
@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
It does put your bot in front of people who came here looking for Grok bots specifically — which is a smaller and much better-qualified audience than a general launch board. You get a permanent page, a share link that works, and a click counter that tells you the truth even when the truth is a small number.
It does not buy you a position in the catalog's own rankings, and it does not pass search-ranking signals. Every outbound link on this site carries rel="sponsored nofollow" through a redirect that search engines are told not to follow. Selling link equity is link spam under Google's policies and the penalty would land here, on the site whose audience you are trying to borrow.
The cheapest way to find out whether any of this is worth it is the free listing, which is why it exists and why it has no expiry. Submit a bot and look at the click counter in a week.
Yes, permanently. A submission gets a page of its own, a place in this rotation, inclusion in its category, and a vote button. There is no account, no card and no expiry. A person reviews every submission before it appears, which is the only reason this catalog is worth reading.
A seeded shuffle of every listable bot, keyed on the UTC date. Identical for every visitor on a given day, reshuffled at 00:00 UTC, and derived from the date rather than from anything we control on the day — so you can check that your bot's appearance was not something we decided by hand. It is a rotation, not a ranking: position here means nothing about quality.
A ranked position on the paid boards over on the website directory, where rank is simply the bid and every amount is public. $10 holds a position for a day, $87 for 30. Your bot's share link is what people click, and the clicks are counted and shown to you. It does not change where your bot appears in this rotation, and it never affects search rankings.
No, and that is not a pricing decision we are open to revisiting. Category pages and search results are ordered by real signals — installs, votes, whether xAI lists it officially. If money could move those, the catalog would stop being a catalog and become an ad network with a catalog-shaped front end, and the first people to notice would be the readers you are paying to reach.
Yes. Every bot page has a correction and removal link that goes straight to a human queue. You do not need to prove ownership to fix a wrong description or a dead link, and a removal request is honoured whether or not you give us a way to reply.