The 800-900 people they follow on X, now a Notion CRM, in 10-15 minutes
From their phone, SpaceXAI's Matt Palmer had Grok Bot build a private board of everyone they follow, from public profiles only. Travelling? It shows who to meet for coffee. Figures from SpaceXAI's guide.
Done withGrok BotSpotted· by SpaceXAI's Matt Palmer· Oct 18, 2026
Result Used to meet people for coffee when travelling
Spotted: found in the wild. Details are as reported by the source above and have not been independently verified.
What they did
From their phone, they asked Grok Bot to turn the people they follow on X into a private personal CRM in Notion, using only public profile information. The board has each person’s profile image, description and a link back to their profile.
How it went
It took 10 to 15 minutes to build. When they travel, they use it to reconnect with people they already know and ask if they want to grab a coffee. They work at SpaceXAI, which makes Grok Bot.
Try it yourself with Grok Bot
Turn the people I follow on [X] into a private CRM in [Notion], using only public profile information: name, photo, description and a link to their profile. Add their city where it's public. Before I travel to [city], list who's based there so I can invite them for a coffee.
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