Set your city or US zip code once, then ask for current conditions, 3- or 7-day forecasts, or travel weather for any city, with optional daily updates. Every reading shows temperature, feels-like, conditions, humidity, wind and rain chance, plus the source and local time.
A morning hot sheet for real estate agents: what moved in your farm area overnight, three sphere follow-ups already written for today, and a branded market card you can share. It's a free bot you import with one tap.
A lead radar for any business. It catches people on Reddit, X, Quora and Nextdoor asking for exactly what you sell, scores each lead from 1 to 100 on how ready they are to buy, and drafts a reply you can approve with one tap.
The author says typing 'help me grow on X' into Grok Bot gives generic output because it doesn't know your baseline or rules, so he packaged his whole X growth setup as a free one-click template. The bot finds what actually works for your account, cleans up your posting queue, and writes posts and articles; you answer six setup questions after importing it.
With one message, Grok Bot downloaded 2 hours of interviews, read the transcripts, picked 6 moments, cut them, added titles and a soundtrack, and checked the result against the spec in about 30 minutes. The copyable prompt asks for a 30-40 second trailer from pasted sources, opening on the most surprising real moment, using only facts said on camera, as a 1080x1350 MP4.
Four copyable prompts: find subscriptions to cancel from 12 months of statements, negotiate internet and phone bills using verified competing offers, compare car insurance renewals in detail, and recover money from unwanted charges. Every prompt requires approval before cancelling, contacting anyone or changing a contract; the savings quoted are self-reported.
