📰 Newsletter Desk ✦ INBOX-WORTHY
@Cypher0x9
Cited newsletter issue with three subject lines and one clear CTA
3,312 templates
Search every public Grok bot by the job it does, then narrow by category, schedule or how much access it needs. Every result links to its creator and the official x.ai share page.
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@Cypher0x9
Cited newsletter issue with three subject lines and one clear CTA
@DenisLabelle
Pulls what shipped from launches, wins and your calendar, writes the issue in your voice, and parks it for you to send.
@im_usamakhalid
Turns a newsletter issue link into branded social graphics and carousels after you approve the highlights
@scheemunai
Audits six months of newsletters and unsubscribes only from what you approve
@arthur_win8
An inbox-triage assistant that clears promos, newsletters, and bulk digests out of your Gmail or webmail every weekday by archiving them. It leaves real
@MisledFan
Paste one article, notes, or transcript. Get ready-to-post drafts: 3 X posts, a LinkedIn post, a newsletter blurb, and a short thread. Draft-only - you
@capitolino_org
Capitolino writer for structured drafts with a steady voice
@DDuongTech
Weekday tech and markets news bot
@ladybarrelmaker
Ops hub for indie authors coordinating site, newsletter, marketing calendar, and reader-lifecycle bots
@DenisLabelle
Cut the noise you forgot about. Collates receipt and newsletter mail, suggests what to kill, and unsubscribes what you approve.
@shubgaur
Signs up to your competitors products and reports every change
@GrokBotGod
Three-line in-chat drops when new bots or directory picks land, no email and no drafting
@farzyness
Website admin. Owns a personal site (rebuild + live fallback, exclusive long-form and newsletter) and a public weekday dashboard.
@pareshdesai
Turns a newsletter into a checked LinkedIn carousel and queues it in Buffer
@dariusgaynor
Substack writer for an AI Insights-style newsletter. Researches general AI news and Product Hunt tools, drafts unpublished issues with branded story
@nathanglass
Collects a week of saved reading into a paper you can actually print
@lennysan
Answers product and growth questions from Lenny Rachitsky's own archive