Find a bot by the job
Pick a job. Each page starts with a few bots, then lists the rest.
Deal hunting
You want a real price before you buy. These bots watch stores, compare prices, and flag discounts that are not real.13 botsScam check
Something in a text, email, or call feels off. These bots give you a calm second look before you click, pay, or reply.5 botsMeal plan
Dinner is the question. These bots plan meals from what you already have, watch allergies, and make a shopping list.14 botsChurch ops
The week around Sunday: the bulletin, first-time guests, volunteers, and the membership roll. These bots help with that work.19 botsEmail
Your inbox is too full. These bots sort the mail and draft replies. You still decide what gets sent.10 botsInsurance claims
A claim, a denial, or a policy that is hard to read. These bots explain it in plain words and help you answer.10 botsFitness
A workout that fits your body and your week. These bots plan sessions and help you log what you did.10 botsRésumé and job search
You are looking for work. These bots help with the résumé, the applications, and a practice interview.12 botsTrip planning
A trip to plan, from the flight to the days in between. These bots compare options and build a simple itinerary.11 botsParents and kids
School, sick days, homework, and getting everyone out the door. These bots help a parent with the next thing.12 botsSecurity check
You want to know if something is safe. These bots look for weak spots and tell you what to fix first.7 botsFaith and prayer
A verse, a prayer, or a quiet daily habit. These bots sit with scripture and the day in front of you.9 botsWeather and outages
What to wear, whether to leave, and if the power is out. These bots watch the forecast and local alerts.7 botsTaxes
Forms, write-offs, and the return. These bots help you get the papers in order.4 botsPet care
Food, vet bills, and the daily routine. These bots help you look after the animals in the house.3 botsRefunds and returns
A package is late, or a warranty said no. These bots help you follow up and ask for the refund.4 botsBills and budget
Bills, subscriptions, and what is left before payday. These bots watch the money and help you make the call.8 botsCar shopping
A car to buy, or a repair quote to check. These bots compare prices and read the fine print with you.7 botsHome upkeep
Filters, leaks, and the list of what the house needs. These bots remember the chores and the repair history.9 bots
Find by job is for a visitor who knows the task and does not know the bot. A category page lists every template under one shelf label. A job page is the short list for one decision, such as dinner, a claim, or a scam text. Start on the card whose name matches the thing you are trying to finish. Each hub names a few bots to open first, then the rest of that job.
The order is the editors' order. The shelf has no install counts, so nothing here is ranked by popularity or by bookmarks on X. Import is one tap on the bot's own page, and the template is free. If the job is not listed, use the category pages or search on the home shelf.
Questions
- When should I use Find by job?
- When you know the task, such as dinner or a claim, and you do not know which bot to open. Each card is a short list for that job.
- How do I pick a bot on a job page?
- Read Start here first. Those are the editors' picks, in order. The shelf has no install counts, so this is not a popularity rank.
- How is a job page different from a category?
- A category lists every template with that label. A job page keeps only the bots chosen for that task, and links the category when you want the wider set.