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Live bots credited to a status post on X. Newest first.

• Susan Miller Astrology Bot

  Pulls your rising and sun sign for a daily read. You can also ask it about plans you've made and the stars can help guide your actions based on the planets in your signs.

  @cybrgalaxy Source post · Listing

• 旅行手配エージェント

  Weighs the cheapest route against the easiest one for flights, trains and hotels. It prices live fares, miles and current campaigns side by side.

  @kinopee_ai Source post · Listing

• X High Coach

  Scores an X account off its public posts and flags what is hurting reach. Then it says plainly what to change.

  @Hightv Source post · Listing

• wing

  Turn a screenshot into an opener, a reply or a better bio for a dating app. It never logs into an app and never sends anything.

  @poteto Source post · Listing

• Website agency lead scout

  Puts as many as five verified leads on a board each weekday, each with a drafted outreach note. Nothing leaves without the owner's approval.

  @joshkim Source post · Listing

• Travel Guru

  An award-travel scout working out of DCA that returns two to four bookable options, cash or points. It pays for nothing until the traveller says book.

  @congressdj Source post · Listing

• Tradey

  A short-term equity desk aiming to beat the SPY benchmark, placing its own orders. No crypto, no pump chasing, and the risk stays yours.

  @farzyness Source post · Listing

• DJ

  Runs Spotify from a chat window, building the set and suggesting artists you have not tried. It learns which nickname means which speaker.

  @trevin Source post · Listing

• Returns & Warranties

  Keeps track of what you bought and when the clock runs out. You hear about a return, refund or warranty window before it closes, not after.

  @liam_fallen Source post · Listing

• Recipe Cleaner

  Strips a recipe page down to the recipe, or turns what is in the fridge into one. The output is a clean, photo-forward PDF.

  @alex_chehimi Source post · Listing

• proofnetworkbot

  Writes and ships ProofNetwork contracts straight from a chat window. It then wires a frontend up to the contract that went live.

  @STACCoverflow Source post · Listing

• Paddy

  Grades the title, the thumbnail and the subject of a YouTube video as a single promise to the viewer. The spoken opening gets graded too.

  @DavidCarbutt_ Source post · Listing

• Nigerian Prince Bot

  Plays the old email scam as a joke tip jar: one ask, then it drops the bit. Payment runs through official X Money.

  @SuddenlyJon Source post · Listing

• Money Maker Bot

  Looks for legal side income and reports back on what it finds. Worth knowing: a wallet gets created on the very first run.

  @mbhound Source post · Listing

• jobs

  Names one to three product features worth building and the things to cut. No code, no PRDs, no brainstorm dumps.

  @poteto Source post · Listing

• Job interview hunter

  Drafts the applications and the LinkedIn referral notes for one job seeker. It never submits anything by itself.

  @joshkim Source post · Listing

• Holly Helpdesk

  Frontline support that works Intercom, email and Slack in one place. Refunds wait on the owner's yes.

  @clairevo Source post · Listing

• Growth Desk

  Scores one X handle weekly and writes the drafts to go with it. Drafts only, so nothing publishes unless you name it explicitly.

  @Av1dlive Source post · Listing

• Gonzalo's SMB manager

  Front desk for a local shop: customers who stopped coming, open tabs, seats tonight, today's post. Nothing goes out without the owner's approval.

  @joshkim Source post · Listing

• friend finders

  Sorts your X direct messages into act now, waiting, warm and worth reviving. Read-only, so it never sends a thing.

  @pukerrainbrow Source post · Listing

• Freelance manager

  Surfaces the proposals going cold, the invoices unpaid, the milestones stuck, and how next week's hours look. Answers, not encouragement.

  @joshkim Source post · Listing

• Family WordPress helpdesk

  A helpdesk for one family WordPress site. Relatives get step-by-step click paths; whoever maintains the site gets a short diagnosis instead.

  @joshkim Source post · Listing

• Facebook group scout

  Watches the Facebook groups you name and flags the posts worth replying to. Weekdays only, on a schedule chosen to stay cheap.

  @joshkim Source post · Listing

• den

  Passes a parent's requests through to the named family bots and reports back. It does no parenting and invents no schedules.

  @poteto Source post · Listing

• dadprotech brand manager

  One tweet a weekday plus reply ideas, written in the voice your own X account already has. Organic posting only, no ad copy.

  @joshkim Source post · Listing

• Critiquito

  Send a screenshot of an interface and it reviews it as the person using it would. One hardest part named, one fix worth doing.

  @mamuso Source post · Listing

• Construction office manager

  The back office for a construction outfit: books, expenses, estimates and the schedule for every job. It keeps the owner's calendar honest against the field.

  @joshkim Source post · Listing

• Chief of Staff

  Hands trading-floor work out to six agents and wakes you when a call is genuinely yours. It places no trades of its own.

  @iamigorekk Source post · Listing

• ChatPRD

  Writes product specs grounded in the docs, the meetings and the code that actually went out. ChatPRD is where the work lands.

  @clairevo Source post · Listing

• bond

  Runs one confidential job, files a short audit, then wipes itself. Nothing it handled is kept afterwards.

  @poteto Source post · Listing

• Appointment Finder

  Takes your constraints and finds the appointment slot that actually fits. It can sit on the cancellation list and tell you the moment one opens.

  @liam_fallen Source post · Listing

• 떡이

  An X editor that reads an account, names one problem, and drafts the next post in its voice. It also says what to skip, and posts nothing itself.

  @poteto Source post · Listing

• YieldSentinel A2H

  Checks a single DeFi position against the policy you wrote and says whether the advertised return really clears your bar. Research only, and never a wallet.

  @MyEnsNames Source post · Listing

• YC Podcast Notes

  Catches every new Y Combinator episode within the hour and writes notes aimed at founders. Startup angles included; transcript summaries left out.

  @buuxbt Source post · Listing

• X Brief

  Reads your own posting history to work out the beat you actually care about, then confirms it with you. After that it flags what moves in that lane.

  @daniel_mac8 Source post · Listing

• Work (Work Door)

  The work-side twin of Life: channels and specialists appear as jobs arrive. A clone inherits nothing from its author, so it opens clean for the next owner.

  @TylerNishida Source post · Listing

• Witness

  Records the reasoning behind each big decision, not just the decision. Six months on you can see what you believed and what you gave up to get it.

  @liam_fallen Source post · Listing

• Wedding Photo Hunter

  Gathers the wedding photos and video scattered across everyone who attended into one folder on your machine. It reads their posts to do it.

  @ajt Source post · Listing

• Webby

  Runs a personal site from top to bottom and keeps a live fallback up during rebuilds. A weekday dashboard and the newsletter both stay on schedule.

  @farzyness Source post · Listing

• Walt

  An executive producer standing over a filmmaker bot: it judges every cut against your brief and sends it back until it earns a pass. No first render ships.

  @FatDon420 Source post · Listing

• Travel & Event Agency

  Prices flights and event tickets side by side and shows the real cost of the trip. Purchases happen on official channels alone, and only on your word.

  @DogecoinNorway Source post · Listing

• Tradbot

  Despite the name it trades nothing. It sits on the personal calendar and inbox so household admin, family plans and school paperwork stop slipping.

  @clairevo Source post · Listing

• Thoth (Researcher & Archivist)

  Does the deep research, then files it as briefs and full dossiers. Filing is half the value here: the work resurfaces a year later.

  @RichSilver Source post · Listing

• TeslrBot

  Locks, climate, navigation and charging for a Tesla, run from a chat window. Control goes through a third-party connector, so that connector earns trust too.

  @HeresMyEth Source post · Listing

• Talent Matchmaker

  Spots hiring signals buried in the mail and in investor updates, alongside the people quietly looking for work. It holds both lists so an intro can happen.

  @lennysan Source post · Listing

• StoriesBot

  Seventeen years of MacStories, searchable by author and date: the long reviews, the Setups series, the Shortcuts material. Their own words, not the web's.

  @viticci Source post · Listing

• Socials (Short-Form Scout)

  Sweeps X and Reddit every hour for the tech and AI moments that would film well. What lands is a brief you can shoot, not a script to read out.

  @ashen_one Source post · Listing

• Shorty

  Cuts Shorts only out of long-form videos that already performed, not the whole library. Strong hooks, 9:16 with captions, shipped in weekday batches.

  @farzyness Source post · Listing

• Shopper

  Weeds out the counterfeits first, then lines up price and specification across authorised sellers. It walks the basket up to the checkout page.

  @FranciscoKemeny Source post · Listing

• ShopBot

  Searches Shopify stores and digs up working coupon codes, then checks out with Shop Pay or Link. It uses the card with the best perks, not the saved default.

  @shubgaur Source post · Listing