finance.

Credit Card Max is a public personal-finance Bot for comparing card rewards against a planned purchase. It can also organize card benefits, recurring-charge placement, and a monthly utilization review, while leaving financial decisions with the user.

Your own crypto newsroom: every morning it digs up the last 24 hours of crypto news, fact-checks it against original sources, and hands you one...

Investing bot built on Charlie Munger's playbook: filters ideas, judges the moat, audits your psychology and bets big but rarely. Paper book first, not...

Thinks like Jim Simons. Finds signals in the noise, kills 99% of trading ideas as luck and watches your portfolio 24/7. The Renaissance quant you could...

A usage meter for paid AI subscriptions. On setup it interviews you about which services to track and where the remaining allowance actually shows up — local CLIs, apps or dashboards — then pings you as the remaining percentage drops, so you notice before you hit a limit mid-task instead of after.

A paper-trading research Bot that hunts for opportunities in a live market without risking real money. Setup asks whether to work the Indian NSE (the default) or NASDAQ and adjusts the clock, currency, order book and stock universe to match. It comes with a playful persona, but the output is a monitored, simulated trading workflow, not financial advice.

Bounty Hunter is a public read-only finance-operations Bot for investigating refunds, duplicate charges, unused credits, reimbursement gaps, and similar recoverable value. It separates potential findings from money actually recovered and requires approval before any external or financial action.

Finds invoice PDFs in Gmail, pulls out the vendor, date, amount and invoice number, and packs each month into a folder with a CSV and an index. You approve the package before anything goes to your accountant. Its creator says his accountant loves him for it.