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Free desktop automation bots, downloaded as real executables

This is the directory where standalone automation bots are downloaded as real desktop executables for Windows, macOS and Linux - every bot is free, and every launcher is built for resellers to distribute under their own brand.

11 bots4 platformsFreeWindows launchers are currently unsignedmacOS (Apple Silicon) launchers are currently unsignedmacOS (Intel) launchers are currently unsignedLinux launchers are currently unsignedSHA-256 checksums published

Editorially curated - not a popularity ranking; this catalogue keeps no usage telemetry.

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Automation

0 bots

Bots that automate repetitive desktop workflows.

Monitoring

0 bots

Bots that watch files, windows and services and alert.

Data Entry

0 bots

Bots that move and enter data across applications.

Scraping

0 bots

Bots that collect structured data from sources.

Utility

1 bots

Small single-purpose helper bots.

SEO

6 bots

SEO tools that automate the legwork: site crawl audits, rank snapshots, keyword and backlink inventories - every row exported to CSV with its source attached.

Lead Generation

1 bots

Lead generation tools that turn public business sources into prospect lists - de-duplicated rows with source pages attached and lawful-basis guidance included.

E-commerce

1 bots

E-commerce tools for storefront data: product feeds, stock and price snapshots, catalogue exports and review aggregates collected into spreadsheet-ready files.

Competitive Intelligence

0 bots

Competitive intelligence tools that track rival pricing, positioning and product listings over time, diffing each run so movement - not raw data - is the output.

Marketing

0 bots

Marketing tools for the data chores around campaigns: competitor tracking, landing-page snapshots, topic feeds and scheduled report pulls, exported as open files.

Social Media

1 bots

Social media tools for public data: profile and post inventories, hashtag datasets and export prep - read-only by design, never posting or messaging on your behalf.

Market Research

1 bots

Market research tools that turn public sources into structured datasets - counts, densities, ratings and inventories with source and date on every row.

Recruiting

0 bots

Recruiting tools for the hiring market: job-board aggregation, employer signals and salary datasets, read-only by design - nothing ever applies on your behalf.

Real Estate

0 bots

Real estate data tools for agents and investors: listing inventories, price-per-area datasets and portal search snapshots collected from public result pages.

Finance

0 bots

Finance data tools: published rate tables, filing indexes and market snapshots from public pages, structured to CSV with source and timestamp - never trading.

Travel

0 bots

Travel monitoring tools: fare and availability snapshots for flights, hotels and rentals from public search pages, diffed run over run into a price history.

Content

0 bots

Content tools for the pipeline: article extraction into clean text, content inventories, metadata collection and repurposing prep - publishing stays yours.

Research

0 bots

Web research tools that collect and structure sources at scale: link inventories, citation lists, page snapshots and datasets built from public documents.

Productivity

0 bots

Productivity tools for everyday desktop work: batch file operations, form filling, app-to-app transfers and scheduled chores that run on your own machine.

Reporting

0 bots

Reporting tools that assemble the same dataset on a schedule into spreadsheet-ready files, turning a weekly report from a collection task into a review task.

AI

0 bots

AI automation tools: workflows that use AI completion steps for classification, extraction and drafting inside a run, with provider and key requirements published.

One launcher per desktop platform

How the artifact model works

Every bot listed in this directory was built in the desktop product and compiled into a standalone executable exactly this way - the launchers you can download here are working demonstrations of that capability, and the same capability is what you would use to build and sell bots of your own.

  1. Download the launcher for your platform. It is a real executable, not a script to paste into a hosted platform.
  2. On launch it fetches its configuration from the directory by the bot id embedded in its own filename - which is why the file must never be renamed.
  3. It runs locally on your machine and writes its output beside itself, as CSV or JSON; nothing is hosted and nothing is queued.
Three-step diagram of the artifact model: step 1, download a standalone launcher for your platform; step 2, the launcher fetches its published configuration from the directory by the bot id in its filename; step 3, it runs locally and writes its results file beside itself.

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What people automate

AppSumo deal research

Delivered by AppSumo Product Catalog Scraper.

lifetime deal price benchmarking

Delivered by AppSumo Product Catalog Scraper.

deal expiry roundup lists

Delivered by AppSumo Product Catalog Scraper.

AppSumo Select category analysis

Delivered by AppSumo Product Catalog Scraper.

AppSumo review analysis

Delivered by AppSumo Product Reviews Scraper.

voice-of-customer research

Delivered by AppSumo Product Reviews Scraper.

founder-reply responsiveness audits

Delivered by AppSumo Product Reviews Scraper.

lifetime deal sentiment tracking

Delivered by AppSumo Product Reviews Scraper.

keyword research

Delivered by Google Trends Keywords Research.

seo content planning

Delivered by Google Trends Keywords Research.

trend spot-checks

Delivered by Google Trends Keywords Research.

technical seo audit

Delivered by On-Page SEO Auditor.

site migration qa

Delivered by Link Crawler.

internal link inventory

Delivered by Link Crawler.

indexation review

Delivered by Link Crawler.

local lead list building

Delivered by Local Business Profile Scraper.

competitive landscape research

Delivered by Local Business Profile Scraper.

franchise territory mapping

Delivered by Local Business Profile Scraper.

local SEO audits

Delivered by Local Business Profile Scraper.

broken link audit

Delivered by Mass Alive Checker.

domain migration validation

Delivered by Mass Alive Checker.

backlink list hygiene

Delivered by Mass Alive Checker.

redirect chain review

Delivered by Mass Alive Checker.

pre-launch page QA

Delivered by On-Page SEO Auditor.

content quality review

Delivered by On-Page SEO Auditor.

accessibility spot check

Delivered by On-Page SEO Auditor.

indexability sweep

Delivered by On-Page SEO Auditor.

outbound link audit

Delivered by Outbound Link Checker.

internal linking review

Delivered by Outbound Link Checker.

link-dense page triage

Delivered by Outbound Link Checker.

link partner shortlisting

Delivered by Outbound Link Checker.

migration redirect audit

Delivered by Redirect Checker.

legacy URL cleanup

Delivered by Redirect Checker.

canonical host and protocol verification

Delivered by Redirect Checker.

keyword rank auditing

Delivered by SEO Rank Tracker.

competitor visibility snapshots

Delivered by SEO Rank Tracker.

client SEO reporting

Delivered by SEO Rank Tracker.

audience research

Delivered by YouTube Metrics and Comments Collector.

content performance review

Delivered by YouTube Metrics and Comments Collector.

academic comment analysis

Delivered by YouTube Metrics and Comments Collector.

channel benchmarking

Delivered by YouTube Metrics and Comments Collector.

Build once, sell under your own brand

The artifact model needs no infrastructure on your side: no per-client hosting, no platform instance per customer. You deliver a compiled launcher; the customer runs an executable. What a licence costs, and which tiers include reseller rights, is published - and only published - on the product pricing page.

Sold bots can be switched off remotely when their configuration uses server-controlled activation: updating the stored activation state stops the launcher at its next start, within the published cache window - you never touch the client's machine.

Password-gated delivery is available per listing, with one qualification stated plainly on the sell page: a password is meaningful only when the delivered configuration is encrypted, because a plaintext configuration is readable by anyone who knows the bot's id.

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Frequently asked questions

What do I download when I get a bot?
A launcher executable named for the bot (for example BOT_my-bot.exe on Windows). The launcher is a standalone desktop program — no installer, no platform account.
Does it work offline?
The first launch needs an internet connection to fetch the bot's configuration. After that, behaviour depends on the bot: automations touching websites need connectivity, local file automations do not.
Do I need an account to download or run a bot?
No. The directory has no accounts: downloads and configuration fetches are public endpoints rate limited by IP, and nothing you run requires signing in.
Does the bot run on my machine or in the cloud?
On your machine. The launcher is a desktop program that runs locally; the only network calls it makes are the configuration fetch at launch and whatever pages the bot itself visits.
Can I run several different bots on one machine?
Yes. Each bot is its own launcher file with its own configuration id, so multiple bots coexist without interfering; run them one at a time unless a bot's page says concurrent runs are safe.
Can I rename the downloaded file?
No. The filename carries the bot's configuration id; renaming the file breaks the configuration fetch at launch.

More questions - read the full FAQ

Read the machine-readable surfaces

Every fact on this site is published in a structured form an agent can read directly, without parsing HTML.

Sell your own bot or get the desktop product from the main product download page.

Looking for something specific? Browse the comparison index, the machine-readable catalogue API, or the frequently asked questions.