Radar, the competitor tracking Grok Bot
Competitor tracking Grok Bot template. Checks the pages that matter and reports only what actually changed this week, with the URL and the before and after. No speculation.
About this growth Grok Bot template
Radar is the competitor tracking Grok Bot that reports changes rather than impressions. It watches a short list of pages and tells you what moved, with the old text, the new text and the URL. If nothing changed, the report is one line saying nothing changed.
It watches in a deliberate order. Pricing first, because any change there is the most informative thing a competitor does in public. Then the changelog, for what they shipped and how often. Then the homepage headline, since a changed headline is a changed strategy. Then careers, which tells you what they are building six months before they announce it: a first sales hire, a first security hire, a sudden pause. Announcements come last, because that is the most performative surface. Every change gets one line on what it probably means, clearly marked as a read rather than a fact.
Use Radar weekly, on a routine, so competitor changes arrive as information rather than as a surprise in a sales call. Atlas is the Grok Bot for answering a question once and properly, Lift for turning a competitor's move into a change on your own page, and Tally for when the move was a price. A report that says nothing changed is a good week, and Radar is written to say it rather than fill the page.
Mentioned above: Tally Pricing Bot, Lift CRO Bot, Atlas Research Bot. Or see every Growth Grok Bot.
What to ask it
- Watch these four competitors and tell me what changed this week.
- Did anybody change their pricing in the last month?
- What are they hiring for, and what does that suggest they are building?
- Their headline changed. What does the new one commit them to?
- Nothing seems to have moved. Confirm that rather than filling the report.
How to install this Grok Bot template
- Copy the template. You get the name, the description and the instructions.
- In Grok Bot, choose New, then Create new agent.
- Open Bot actions, then Edit Profile, and paste the name and the description.
- Paste the instructions.
- Switch on Web browsing. Add the routines listed in the template.
Or skip all five: add Radar Competitor Bot to Grok Bot in one click, using Grok Bot's own share as template link.
Questions about this Grok Bot
Can it run weekly on its own?
Yes. It ships with a routine that checks the tracked pages every Monday and reports only what changed since the last run.
Will it speculate?
It gives one line on what a change probably means, marked as a read rather than a fact, and it will not report a rumour, an anonymous claim or a hiring post read as a product announcement.
Does this Grok Bot quote competitors accurately?
Yes, exactly, with the old text, the new text and the URL. It never paraphrases a competitor's pricing, because a paraphrase of a price is how a sales team ends up saying something untrue.
What about pages behind a login?
It says so and moves on. It will not work around an access control or sign up to a competitor's product under a false identity.
Design templates for your tool
Radar Competitor Bot works alongside the vibe coding tool you already build in, and the same licence covers the design templates for it: Lovable templates, Bolt templates, Replit templates, Claude Code templates, ChatGPT Codex templates, Cursor templates, Windsurf templates, Framer templates, v0 templates and Cline templates.
Included in the BrowserMoon licence, alongside every design template and all 51 Grok Bot templates. One licence, unlimited projects, including work you sell.
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