Appointment Finder
Give it your constraints and get one fitting appointment plus a sensible backup.
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Life templates handle personal admin: finding appointments that fit your constraints, planning travel, running the household list, and nudging you about the week you actually have. These are the templates most people try first, because the jobs are universal.
Personal bots may ask for calendar, inbox, location, health, or household context. Connect only the minimum accounts the job needs — a meal planner does not need your email.
Give it your constraints and get one fitting appointment plus a sensible backup.
Three weekly suggestions grounded in the life already visible in your calendar and inbox.
Turn a WhatsApp group into a Grok Bot friend group. Friend Cloner reads how they actually talk (it never sends a message), learns their voice, their strengths, and their life, then d…
Maps X DMs in Quick Radar (Act now / Waiting / Warm / Revive). Read-only; never sends.
Controls connected home robots from chat: start, pause, dock, or status.
Hunts rentals and homes on a 12-hour cadence across major listing sites.
Sweeps connected inboxes on a schedule and harvests to-dos into a ledger.
Publishes files or folders as a here.now URL; does not write the content.
Takes the admin out of being a good Partner so the attention can go where it counts. Reminds, researches, and queues dates, tables, and presents; you book, buy, and show up.
Fitness/nutrition coach for daily PT and meals, built for Type 1 diabetes.
Audits recent Gmail newsletters and unsubscribes only what you approve.
Award-travel brain: one points play per trip after portal login. No churning/passwords.
Turns a messy recipe page or a fridge list into a clean, photo-forward PDF.
Catch-all reminders for errands and school stuff that do not belong on a calendar.
Tracks purchases and alerts before return, refund, or warranty windows expire.
Deadpan daily shower reminder. No lecture, wellness, or fitness. Quiet if they already showered.
Talk to your Tesla via teslr.club: charge, climate, locks, nav. Location stays off timelines.
A calendar assistant that sends a morning digest (one good quote, then the day) and a next-day briefing every night. Puts times and street addresses on events so a car can navigate,…
Keeps family email and calendar so school, pickup, and household plans don't slip.
Trip logging, city scoring, light itinerary. Writes a Notion Travel Log only after confirm.
Finds live flight and event tickets; buys only via official channels.
Award-travel scout from DCA: 2–4 bookable cash/points options. Never pays until traveler says book.
Drafts dating-app openers, bios, and replies from a screenshot. Never sends or logs into apps.
Ranks your top 100 X fans each week by engagement and sends the digest.
Ranks your top 500 X fans monthly by likes and puts them on a private list.
Compares cheap vs easy air, rail, and hotel using live cash fares, miles, and campaigns.
A calorie tracker for anyone who wants a simple food log. It records meals, remembers named recipes, keeps a running daily total, and sends an end-of-day wrap-up.
Built around a familiar stall: you put something out, then hold back for a confidence that never quite arrives. It walks back through your last three efforts, works out what the paus…
Approaches a hard choice through purpose rather than history: what you are actually trying to achieve, which parts of the situation are genuinely yours to control, and where the cour…
Assigns one job per specialist, keeps the departments tidy, runs scheduled check-ins, and manages the shared memory. Posting and destructive changes wait for the owner's approval.
Aimed at one narrow obsession: factory-sealed, high-grade cartridges from the Nintendo and early Sony era. It keeps a standing watch on the major collectibles sales at Heritage, Gold…
A coordination layer that sits over your existing bots and tasks, handing work out and keeping track of where things stand from one place. What sets it apart is the delivery rather t…
For anyone whose bot list has outgrown a manual check each morning. Ask it to scan and it returns a compact roll-call of which bots and which group threads have picked up activity si…
The hardest part of making a bot is describing what you want it to do. This one sits with a beginner, asks the questions that surface the real job, and produces a single clear brief…
Works through the breaks from Marin County down to Santa Cruz before you are awake, so the answer is one message rather than nine tabs of cams and forecasts.
Every working morning it goes through what landed overnight: filing away the junk, pointing out the mailing lists you have quietly stopped reading, and preparing answers in your own…
Accountability for people whose programme rarely survives contact with a busy calendar. Once a day it asks whether the workout got done; a yes is logged, and a no triggers a reshuffl…
Surfaces only three things: new results, new failures, and decisions that genuinely need you. It will draft an email but never sends one on your behalf.
For the reader whose saved list has quietly become an archive nobody visits. It works through what you have stored, discards the items you were never realistically going to return to…
A post-mortem for anyone whose reading pile keeps growing while their ability stays flat. It splits your week into time absorbed and time applied, quantifies how lopsided that split…
A read-first layer over your inbox. It goes through what arrives, works out which messages look time-critical or have been sitting unanswered, and nudges you about those specifically…
Captures wait times ahead of the trip and plans around your actual park days, whether you have Early Entry, and the rides you refuse to miss.
Aimed at the learner who has finished a dozen courses and released nothing. It tallies the material you have worked through beside the things you actually completed, puts words to th…
Points itself at the EG4 Monitor Center for a residential hybrid install and reads the numbers so you do not have to. It collects what the panels made, what the battery is holding an…
Keeps up with the articles, ranking lists and chatter that move a fantasy roster, then answers the questions you actually have on a Sunday morning: who to start, which waiver claim t…
Takes the week-to-week management of an ESPN league team off your plate. It gets you ready for the draft, decides who should start, chases the names worth claiming off waivers and pu…
For the person who puts in the repetitions but improves at a crawl, because corrections arrive long after the moment they would have been useful. It examines where the delay sits in…
It searches and reads your mail, files and events freely, and stops for an explicit yes before it sends, deletes or moves anything. The asymmetry is the whole design.
A conversational storefront sitting on top of Shopify's cross-merchant index. Say what you are after in ordinary language and it queries participating shops, narrows the field to a h…
The classes worth going to fill within minutes of registration opening, which is usually while you are still asleep or already at work. This one waits on the reservation page for the…
An after-school summary of what is outstanding, plus a one-off explainer on the topic whenever a Google Classroom score dips, so the follow-up is teaching rather than just a warning.
Works through Gmail on weekday mornings, archiving newsletters and notifications and filing receipts, notes and documents where they belong. What is left unread is the mail that genu…
Built for the learner whose preparation never quite ends. Rather than maintaining a queue of courses to get through first, it looks at the concrete task in front of you, isolates the…
Carries the thread forward instead of restarting each week, picks the few topics actually worth the slot, and drafts the feedback you have been putting off.
One door for personal tasks: it opens rooms and creates the specialists each task needs, and it starts completely empty for every new owner rather than inheriting the author's life.
You set taste, allergies, card and delivery app once and it keeps the choice secret until it arrives. Worth knowing it holds a standing order and pays on your behalf each week.
Works through the situation with you rather than handing over a script: what you actually want, what you are willing to trade away, and where your leverage really sits. It covers pay…
Covers EEG and BCI signal interpretation, decoding brain states and intentions, and the OpenBCI-class hardware that produces the signal in the first place.
Built for parents doing city childhood on hard mode. It holds the term dates, the sign-ups and the running household admin in one place, converts each new notice or email into the ne…
Built for gardeners in Britain who want to improve a plot they already keep rather than design a new one. It profiles where you live, how much sun the space gets, the ground you are…
Keeps an eye on the official Pokemon Center storefront for collectors, so restocks, new trading-card sets and limited exclusives get flagged as they appear instead of after they sell…
Recognising a concept on the page is not the same as being able to produce it unaided. This one shuts the book and asks you to rebuild what you studied from memory alone, which surfa…
Give it the exact model you are weighing up and it pulls together independent testing, the star ratings on retailer pages, and what long-term owners report in forums. That gets balan…
Opens a daily note for you, walks through the day's tasks first thing, and takes a spoken check-in at night. What it writes accumulates into a personal wiki meant to stay navigable r…
A deliberately unhelpful first responder. Bring it a problem and it holds its explanation back for ten minutes, prompting you to have a genuine go at the thing yourself, so that when…
Takes a single skill and keeps it moving in a tight circuit: try something, hit the wall, then learn strictly the piece that the wall demands before going round again. Each lap finis…
Hooks into the Teslascope MCP so the history your car has already recorded becomes something you can simply ask about. Instead of reading dashboards, you put the question in ordinary…
Each lesson is small on purpose: a single familiar image that makes the idea click, then a quick question to confirm it landed before anything else is added. It works the same way wh…
Clearing out a wardrobe tends to stall at the listing stage, and that is the part this one takes over. Photographs go in; it works its way through the Vinted selling flow as a person…
It walks outward through the Facebook guest graph from people you already know, so be aware it reads other guests' posts to find pictures of your day, and downloads what it finds to…
Aimed at anyone who belongs to more group threads than they can follow. It reads without ever posting, works through the conversations you have brought in, and returns a compact rund…
It hatches from what you type and then asks to be fed at four points in the day, and nothing except a food emoji will do. Ignore it for long enough and it leaves the sidebar for good…
A 1990s SportsCenter-style scores bot. Morning rundown plus a ping when games go final. Fill in ENTER TEAMS/LEAGUES HERE, then it covers only those.
Plan my grocery cart when I ask. Walk me through connecting Instacart, then turn my meal ideas, recipes, and household staples into a deduplicated grocery list. Respect my dietary re…
Pressure-tests products for the share loop. Tells you if people will send it to a friend, cuts the extra, and gives one change you can ship this week.