Awesome Grok Bot Pages

A curated list of public Grok Bot Pages: dashboards, trackers, tools and reports built with Grok Bot.

Browse the list at grokbotpages.com, with a screenshot and a copyable prompt for every Page.

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Grok Bot Pages are interactive pages that Grok Bot builds and hosts. This list collects Pages that anyone can open without signing in and that work for a stranger with no context: real data or a working control, no placeholder text, and no private details. Every entry credits its author and includes the prompt used to build it. Sections follow the Grok Bot plugin categories.

Contents

• Latest Additions
• Mission Control
• Productivity
• Data Analytics
• Infrastructure
• Agent Orchestration
• Bot Management
• Payments and Finance
• Sales
• Marketing
• Inbox and Collaboration
• Research
• Design
• Documents and Files
• Scheduling and Support
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• Contributing

Latest Additions

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• School Tracker - Two school portals, a dinner portal and school emails merged into one week: what needs you with due dates and a Copy reminder each, the week day by day, this week's dinner menu, and every item with its sources and a source filter (example data). Inspired by Manoj Mahalingam's post on X (@manojlds). His school bot tracks his daughter's two school portals, the dinner portal and the school emails in one place. No prompt was shared, so the prompt is written from the post. Example Page by Awesome Grok Bot Pages (@Agent-Analytics). Template page: grokbotpages.com/t/school-tracker/.

  Make me a Grok Bot Page called "School Tracker" for my child's school, and keep updating this same Page instead of making a new one. Read the school's portals and the school emails I get, merge items that appear in more than one place into one, and show which sources each item came from. At the top: what needs me this week (forms to sign, payments, things to bring), each with its due date and a Copy reminder button. Then this week day by day: events, trips, early finishes and what to bring. Then this week's dinner menu from the dinner portal. Then everything else as a list I can filter by source. Use only what the portals and emails say, link back to each source, and say when something could not be checked. Leave out other children's names.
  

  Create a routine for my "School Tracker" Page: every weekday at 07:00, check the school portals and new school emails, merge duplicates, update the same Page, and send me one line only if something new needs me this week or a due date is tomorrow.
  

• Follow-up Seeds - Replies that said they would try something, kept as seeds until they turn into proof: seed and proof counts, every seed with its quote, age and status (Too early, Ready to ask, Asked, Proof, Did not work), status filters, and a Copy follow-up or Copy ask to share button on each (example data). Inspired by Paul's post on X (@0xPaulvibe). His bot, Mention Meerkat, saves every "going to give that a try" reply as a seed; his own prompt from the post is quoted on the example Page. Paul's own prompt from the post is quoted on the Page; this prompt turns it into a Page. Example Page by Awesome Grok Bot Pages (). Template page: .

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