Your Grok Bot runs routines while you sleep. When it silently stops, nothing on the platform tells you. Botalive expects a heartbeat from every routine and alerts you the minute one goes missing. Plus nightly backups of its skills and memory, and a Monday health report.
Grok Bot has no failure notifications, no retries, no export and no backup. If the routine fails or the bot's computer stalls, you find out when a customer does.
Each routine pings us at start and end. We learn its cadence after three runs. If it goes quiet past the grace window, or a run starts and never finishes, you get an email, Slack or Discord alert within a minute.
One routine posts a tarball of your bot's skills, routines and memory every night. We keep the last 14, encrypted at rest in the EU. If the bot gets wiped, you rebuild in minutes, not weeks.
Runs, failures, missed runs, reliability per routine, average duration, backup count. One email, so you know what your bot actually did last week.
Give your bot the Botalive skill and your API key. It adds the heartbeat to every routine itself.
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Because a bot that has crashed, run out of usage, lost a login or had its computer stall cannot send that email. Failure detection has to live outside the thing that fails. That is the whole point of a dead-man switch.
Yes. Anything that can make an HTTP request: OpenClaw, Claude Cowork scheduled tasks, Perplexity automations, n8n, a cron job on a Raspberry Pi. Grok Bot is simply where we started and where the install is one paste.
Monitor names, timestamps, status, duration and an optional short note that your bot chooses to send. Backups are opaque files you upload; we never open them. Data lives in Zurich, Switzerland (Supabase eu-central-2). Delete your account and everything goes with it.
Botalive is an independent product, operated by Adido Ventures Sàrl, Switzerland. It is not affiliated with xAI, X, Cursor or Anthropic.