Thoughts, product updates, and how-to guides from the BotHound team.
A restaurant owner saw a competitor get roasted on Reddit and realized she had no idea what people were saying about her own business. She built a BotHound bot to fix that.
A real workflow for automating subcontractor paperwork review with a rules-based QA bot. Catch missing fields, expired certs, and bad totals before they hit accounting.
A practical guide to turning recurring research work into a bot that gathers sources, filters noise, and sends a useful report.
A real workflow for using BotHound to find high-intent Reddit leads, filter them, and send a daily email report.
A practical case study on turning a messy movie discovery habit into a weekly bot that collects, filters, formats, and emails a clean report.
Learn why stuffing a whole workflow into one prompt usually falls apart, and how to split AI work into steps that are easier to trust and repeat.
We're building BotHound so you can stop doing the repetitive manual work a bot could handle for you. Here's what that means and why we think it matters.
