The Observatory · AI Tools
Stop digging
through X.
We're building a searchable directory of public AI bots, tools, agents, and research utilities — organized so you can actually find what you need.
Search it. Understand it. Open it. Use it.
About the Registry
What is the Bot Registry?
The Observatory Bot Registry collects publicly shared AI bots and tools and organizes them into one searchable directory.
Instead of scrolling through endless posts trying to remember who built what, you can search by what you actually want to accomplish.
Research. Writing. OSINT. Video. Images. Automation. Data. X tools. Productivity. And more.
Each listing can include the creator, source, access status, what the bot does, how difficult it is to use, and where to open it.
No experience needed
Don't know where to start? Good.
You do not need to know what an API, MCP server, agent, or database is. Just search for what you want AI to help you do.
- "Help me research government records."
- "Find an easy video bot."
- "I need something for X."
- "Show me free research tools."
- "I don't know how to code. Find easy automation tools."
Browse by category
What are you trying to do?
Categories are examples — the full registry is searchable at bots.mommaleo.com.
Free · Open · Public
Built for builders, creators,
researchers & curious people.
This is a free public resource designed to make useful AI tools easier to discover.
The goal is simple: less digging, less noise, faster access to useful information and tools.
If you find it useful, share it.
Part of The Observatory
The Bot Registry is one of several research tools built inside The Observatory — independent, evidence-focused work by Jenny BSN RN.
The Observatory indexes publicly shared tools for discovery and research. A listing does not mean The Observatory endorses, guarantees, or independently certifies a tool, creator, or claim. Always review permissions, privacy, and terms before connecting accounts or sensitive information.