Hire a closer who does not send mail
Sales outbound
Draft follow-ups from the account list. Do not send. Ask before anything leaves the thread.
Use cases
Each Bot is a person in the sidebar. 36 jobs founders and teams actually message — sales, marketing, SEO, ops, support, data, and engineering.
Sales
Pipeline, outbound, and call follow-up — drafts only until you send.
Hire a closer who does not send mail
Draft follow-ups from the account list. Do not send. Ask before anything leaves the thread.
Find and enrich. You own outreach.
Build a sourced shortlist from the ICP you name. Enrich what you can. Never cold-email without you.
Score inbound. Route with evidence.
Score inbound against your rubric. Draft the route note. Do not change CRM stage until you say so.
Pipeline hygiene from chat
Pull the deals you name. Flag stale and missing fields. Propose updates. Never write the CRM until you approve.
Context before the call
One brief per meeting: people, last touches, open risks. No calendar moves. No outbound pings.
Patterns from Gong and notes
Pull themes from the calls you name. Draft follow-ups. Do not update CRM or email the prospect until you approve.
Churn risk with evidence
Watch the accounts you name. Flag churn risk with evidence. Do not message the customer until you say so.
Signals first. No auto-DM.
Research people and companies on LinkedIn. Draft the note. Never send connection requests or DMs without you.
Salesforce from chat — writes gated
Query objects, draft reports, and propose field updates. Never mass-update or delete without you.
Marketing
Content, social, and campaigns without an auto-publish gun.
Drafts in your voice
Turn briefs, transcripts, and notes into blog, newsletter, and social drafts. Publish waits for you.
A teammate for Postiz, Post Bridge, and Typefully
Indie schedulers already exist. Groxbot is the coworker who fills the calendar and never hits publish.
Numbers first. No live campaign edits.
Pull spend and results from the sources you name. Cite the sheet. Never change live campaigns.
Briefs and change lists, not live clicks
Build campaign briefs, creative variants, and a change checklist from performance. Live edits wait for you.
Watch the field. Cite sources.
Track competitor pages, pricing, and launches you name. Brief you with sources. Never post as you.
Mentions with receipts
Watch the mentions and keywords you name. Summarize sentiment with links. Do not reply in public until you approve.
UTMs, assets, and the weekly plan
Keep campaign naming, UTMs, and asset lists clean. Propose the weekly plan. Do not ship live tags without you.
SEO
Research, briefs, and refreshes. Publish stays yours.
The SEO desk in one thread
Keyword gaps, page audits, and refresh lists from the tools you connect. No silent CMS publishes.
Keyword to writer-ready brief
Turn a keyword into outline, SERP notes, and internal links. The CMS stays untouched.
Win back decaying pages
Find pages losing traffic. Propose refresh diffs with sources. Do not ship edits live.
Clusters with intent, not a dump
Build keyword clusters from the seed terms you name. Map intent and difficulty. No auto-content farm.
Who you are up against
Break down the SERP for the queries you name. Formats, gaps, and angle. Cite the live results.
Clean campaign data
Generate consistent UTM links from your naming rules. Export a sheet. Do not rewrite production URLs without you.
Operations
Chief of Staff rhythm, sheets, invoices, and the indie stack.
Receipts in. Policy out. No payments.
Read receipts and statements. Flag anything over policy. Never submit or pay. Return a table of exceptions.
Extract. Match. You approve pay.
Pull fields from invoices you share. Match to vendors and POs. Never pay or file taxes.
Spreadsheets from chat
Clean, join, and summarize the sheets you name. Propose formulas. Do not overwrite production tabs without you.
Store brief, not store autopilot
Pull orders, inventory risks, and merchandising notes. Draft changes. Never alter live catalog or refunds without you.
A sourcer who does not email anyone
Source candidates from the brief. Never email anyone without approval. End with a shortlist and why.
Support
Inbox and tickets triaged. Replies wait for you.
Gmail without the guilt
Sort the pile. Draft the replies. Never send. The inbox is still yours.
Tickets to action
Cluster bugs and feedback from Zendesk, Intercom, or Linear. Draft replies and issue notes. Do not close tickets without you.
Data
Answers with citations. Dashboards stay read-only.
Questions with citations
Answer questions from the warehouses, sheets, and analytics you connect. Cite the query. Never change production dashboards.
Clean, sourced notes from the open web
Turn URLs and questions into sourced notes. Cite every claim. Do not publish or email the brief outward.
Engineering
Bugs, shipping notes, and research on a real computer.
A computer, a ticket, a fixture
Reproduce the bug from the report. Write steps, expected vs actual, and a minimal fixture. Do not change production.
GitHub and Linear, in English
What shipped, what is stuck, what needs you. No merge, no deploy.
Founder
The weekly jobs founders actually message first.
What changed. What needs you.
A source-linked digest of Slack, inbox, calendar, and notes — only the items that map to this week’s priorities. Does not send. Does not move meetings.
Marc Lou, Jack Friks, and the rest of Twitter
DataFast for revenue, Postiz or Post Bridge for posts, Polar or Stripe for money. One Bot, no Zapier cartoon.
DataFast, not a BI warehouse
Pull the numbers you name. Cite the source. Never change production dashboards. Five bullets, then open questions.
Hire the first one
Name, optional job, how it should work. Open the thread. The first message is a real task.
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