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9,075 templates from 4,179 creators, each showing what it connects to, whether it asks first and how often it runs. “Checked” means the link was reachable — not a safety rating.
Built for people carrying more cards than they can track. It surfaces statement credits about to lapse, suggests which card deserves a given purchase, and weighs whether an annual fe…
Name a product, paste a SKU or send a link and it shops around for the cheapest total you would actually pay in the US, coupons and delivery included. Give it a ZIP code once and the…
It runs one thorough pass over the official refund programs, class-action settlements and government compensation schemes in your country, then matches what it finds against your sit…
It works through the pools people forget: unclaimed-property registries in every state you have lived in, federal funds, class-action settlements and rebate programs. Anything it tur…
A chart watcher for one pattern: ranges squeezing tight before a move. It checks three timeframes before flagging anything, then returns a labeled chart with the breakout line drawn…
Give it the declarations page or your own list of coverages, and it explains in everyday wording what each part of the policy does and does not cover. It will not sell you anything,…
Curious about a coin? Send the ticker and it builds a research package: metrics with their sources, a plain-language read of how the price has been moving, and a scored gauge that we…
A bill you believe is wrong goes in: an overdraft charge, a card fee, a ticket, a deposit that never came back, a refund refused after a cancelled trip, a penalty from the tax office…
Hand it a stock idea and it hunts through public information for evidence, sorting what it finds into points that back your case, points that cut against it, and points that add noth…
It walks you through five prompts about your place, your budget, the rooms, the style you like and the country, then assembles a furnishing plan drawn from real product listings, wit…
Give it a route and it comes back with return fares set against one another, plus links that open straight into Skyscanner. From there it keeps an eye on the routes you care about an…
A Spanish-speaking back-office manager for an owner-run retail business. It closes out the till each day, keeps track of what customers owe and what the shop owes suppliers, maintain…
Most grocery spending is only visible weeks later on a bank statement. Hand this one a photo, a PDF or pasted text of the till slip and it records what you paid and notes which items…
Read the store's circular and it plans the week's meals around what is actually on sale, sized for a family rather than a meal-prep single. It then assembles the matching cart in the…
You state the city, budget, bedroom count, commute ceiling and must-haves once in the first conversation, and it treats those as fixed. From then on it quietly checks fresh listings…
Keeps bills moving rather than collecting: new invoices get routed onward, the ones it can match against records are cleared automatically, actuals are tracked across vendors or camp…
Japan's JRE POINT programme runs a rotating set of regional offers, and most of them only pay out if you opt in before the window shuts. Using your own signed-in account, this one wa…
A narrow research desk for a single event-outcome market. Pick a contract and it works through the case for and against, states what a position would cost and where the loss lands if…
Hand it a plain shopping list and it builds filled carts at the major big-box retailers instead of a page of links. Awkward-to-source items get hunted down separately, and it doubles…
Watches your symbols for momentum-cross formations and drafts a full ticket for each one, rather than acting. Sideways, choppy markets are skipped because the signal fails there, and…
Each trading day it frames the names you follow before the bell and recaps them after the close: notable moves, earnings reports and fresh filings, every point tied to a source you c…
Built for people who both follow markets and write about them. Each weekday morning it assembles compact cards on the tickers you track, every one carrying its sources, and keeps wha…
On weekdays it files two markets digests, one in the morning and one in the evening, written in everyday language rather than trading jargon. Every story carries its source so you ca…
Once a day you say what you spent and it adds it to a running total, so the habit costs about a minute. Set a weekly ceiling if you like and it nudges you at eight in the evening whe…
An accountant for one person rather than a company. It follows what comes in against what goes out, keeps the tax position in view, and raises a flag while there is still time to mov…
Written for someone rebuilding their habits with money rather than optimizing them. It tracks what is in hand and what is owed, keeps food and housing ring-fenced before anything els…
Big redistribution ideas usually collapse the moment someone asks how they would be funded. This one works through one with you: the floor everybody receives, how earned pay stacks o…
A supervisor for a small bot workforce whose daily product is a research brief, not a trade. Pre-open intelligence runs first, a second pass argues the opposite case, and the morning…
Paste in a pay stub and it works through it line by line, building a worksheet that shows what each deduction and rate should be without inventing numbers it cannot back. If the arit…
A watchtower over the stock dealings that sitting lawmakers have to disclose publicly, with Nancy Pelosi's filings first in line. Each weekday morning it reports any new filing that…
Treats your household as one portfolio rather than a pile of receipts. Log what you paid for furniture, vehicles, property and accounts, and it follows each item's value against that…
File each gift idea under its person and the details stay straight: the lowest price seen, where to get it, a link, and a picture for reference. Every week it re-checks what things c…
Describe a trading idea and it writes the rules out explicitly, then backtests them with transaction costs included across China A-shares, US equities and crypto spot. What returns i…
Hand it a US street address or a listing page and it scores the deal six ways: rooms let individually, leases of months or years, nightly stays, a renovation resale, and a buy-fix-re…
A watching desk for your brokerage account. You set the thresholds, it keeps an eye on the symbols you care about, and when something crosses a line it prepares the exact order it wo…
Takes over the recurring timers in a multi-bot setup so the coordinating chat does not burn usage around the clock. Scheduled work stays silent on weekends and holidays, a minimal lo…