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Grok Bot is xAI's desktop assistant that does tasks for you on its own computer. Here's what people have used it for.
A new puppy owner handed pet insurance to Grok Bot. It researched plans, filled out the quote forms, compared the quotes, and recommended one. Once they said yes, it paid with the card they'd connected.
One writer sends Grok Bot the top 10 Google and Bing results for a keyword so it can study what ranks. They add their own references, it writes a draft, and then they talk it over with the bot on a call.
Over three days, one user had Grok Bot help build websites and work on their home automation. They noticed it used up much of their SuperGrok allowance quickly.
Three new projects landed one morning, so a freelancer told Grok Bot, which was connected to Notion, to add them to the project tracker.
A creator has Grok Bot look over their X account, posts, and replies, then come back with research and a plan for the week ahead. Each morning at set times, it also sends lists of top creators' posts.
Using nothing but an iPhone, one user opened Cursor on Grok Bot's cloud computer. They said they could do most computer work without a physical PC.
A Tesla driver asked Grok in the car to send an email. Grok handed the job to their Grok Bot, which has email access, and the two talked it through to get it sent.
Away from the desk, a video editor chats with Grok Bot to make edits in DaVinci Resolve. It sends back a low-res preview in the chat to review.
In the middle of a ride, a cyclist used Grok Bot's built-in Cursor connection to fix a cycling map.
One developer set up a chain: a customer call on Google Meet, Gemini saves the transcript to Google Drive, and Grok Bot reads it and drives a software build with Cursor.
One developer's Grok Bot writes no product code at all. It runs a GitHub workflow where one model writes specs and tickets, Cursor Cloud Agents write the code, and pull requests get reviewed on two tracks.
One user had Grok Bot organize their mailbox and was very happy with how it turned out.
In one day, a developer shipped two iOS apps with Grok Bot and Cursor, then made live edits from their phone while the bot ran on their Mac.
Apple rejected a vibe-coded app, and the developer's Grok Bot opened the rejection email and started fixing the problems on its own.
One user has a Grok Bot check their X account at set times for follows that dropped and mutuals who unfollowed, so they can tidy things up.
With a deadline coming, someone spent hours hunting for a problem in a quote. Grok Bot spotted it right away, and the quote went in on time.
One user had Grok Bot chat with support to port a phone number. When the port failed, they told it to follow up the next day with the same details. It also cleaned up their email and unsubscribed them from lists.
One user asked Grok Bot for a website, and it opened Cursor and started building.
A shopper asked Grok Bot to keep an eye on a sold-out item and say when it came back in stock.
With very little help, one user's Grok Bot booked both a chiropractor and a dentist appointment.
A Tesla flagged that the tires were due for rotation, and the owner's Grok Bot booked the appointment during the morning school run.
One user asked Grok Bot to transcribe a TikTok video and got an excellent transcript.
From one Slack link, a Grok Bot booked a four-city Europe trip, flights and hotels included. One simple rule kept it safe: check in before hitting book.
Among other personal errands, one user said their Grok Bot found them auto and home insurance.
While working on something else entirely, one user's Grok Bot found nearly $1,000 in extra apartment charges sitting in their email.
A Tesla owner couldn't remember the salon they'd visited once. They asked Grok, and Grok Bot worked it out from their data.
A small veteran-owned lab has an ops and finance Grok Bot that scans SAM.gov and Grants.gov and sends a digest every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. It also helps with white papers and pitches.
A new iPhone was sold out everywhere, so one user gave Grok Bot a virtual card and asked it to find one. It emailed sellers and bought one.
One user had a fashion stylist Grok Bot work out every top-and-bottom combination from their favorite clothes and organize the outfits.
A salesperson uses Grok Bot to follow data center industry news, research prospects, and keep up with the market.
For one user, the best job Grok Bot does is watching the inbox for opportunities. It judges the fit, writes a one-page brief, and sends a decision summary by Slack DM.
Every week, a parent has Grok Bot print an outlook sheet for the fridge with school alerts, the lunch menu, and the weather.
A franchise operations lead gets new possible laundromat sites from Grok Bot every morning, pulled from saved commercial real estate searches for each active franchisee.
One shopper turned Grok Bot into a little team: one bot watches a wishlist for Flipkart and Amazon festival deals, one tracks parcels from Gmail, and one researches products before buying.
A homeowner built a Grok Bot that watches their Enphase solar and battery systems and sends more useful alerts, like an email when the system goes off-grid.
One user's Grok Bot reads their MyFitnessPal log, sees which products they actually eat, and builds an H-E-B delivery cart ready to order.
One user made a personal trainer bot. Together they built a cardio and strength plan and put it on the calendar, and the bot checks their watch to see which workouts got done.
One user's Grok Bot watches a list of named competitors and drafts short alerts when their pricing, launches, or positioning change. A person reviews each one.
A Californian told Grok Bot they never wanted to miss another SpaceX launch from Vandenberg and asked it to build an agent that warns them before each one.
A newsletter writer runs a team of Grok Bots. One watches X lists for posts taking off, one looks for jobs, one finds podcast sponsors, and one follows trending GitHub repos.
A charter operator's Grok Bot watches the fleet around the clock. It checks the schedule against NOTAMs, TFRs, weather, and FAA status and flags problems before the crew shows up.
One user set Grok Bot up as a finance tracker. It reads their credit card spending alerts, checks the calendar, and runs projections.
A business owner gave Grok Bot a phone line. When someone fills out a form but doesn't book, it calls them through Twilio with an ElevenLabs voice.
After finding extra charges, one user's Grok Bot got them a refund of about $1,000 from their apartment.
One user gave Grok Bot its own Fastmail account with a mailbox, calendar, contacts, and notes, plus a routine to check the inbox every 15 minutes.
One user built an "Apply Desk" Grok Bot to help job seekers. It runs a routine every weekday.
Every morning, one user's GTD triage bot turns whatever came in overnight into next actions, waiting-fors, and calendar items.
A founder's Grok Bot scouts X every morning and drafts posts in their voice. They tweak and schedule them, while other bots take care of calendar, email, and ops.
One user's chief of staff Grok Bot runs their workday: morning calendar digests, professional email, travel research, errands, and "just handle it" jobs.
Running low on lightbulbs and dishwasher detergent, one user snapped photos and sent them to their chief of staff Grok Bot. It had a buyer bot look for the products.
A working mom of three built a Grocery Bot that knows what to buy and when. She no longer does the online grocery shopping herself.
A parent connected Grok Bot to the school district's grades and homework page. Every day they get a summary of what's new and what's missing.
One family's Grok Bot keeps school portals, doctor sites, and a shared calendar in sync. It books open slots that suit everyone and restocks groceries from last week's receipts.
Every Friday, a Grok Bot fills one user's Obsidian grocery list for Saturday's shop. It counts how many evenings need cooking and which days the kids get a warm lunch at school.
A parent of three uses Grok Bot for all school communication, from emails to lunch orders to conference signups.
Making sure the kids' schoolwork gets done on time is one homeschooling family's job for its Grok Bot.
One user had Grok Bot build a family hub that their spouse's Grok Bot uses too. It holds shared finances, calendars, groceries, meal plans, and to-dos.
A business owner who isn't a developer found Grok Bot useful within two hours by connecting it to the family iCloud calendar and iOS Reminders.
A parent made a Grok Bot that keeps the kids' activities straight and queues up parenting decisions both caregivers need to approve. It also builds a weekly activity board.
A founder made a three-slide PDF with Grok Bot, then had it sign up for a university pitch competition, pay the fee, and attach the deck.
One user had Grok Bot fill in most of their passport renewal form, which saved a lot of time.
One founder built an email setup where a Grok Bot researches each vendor, writes a draft, and queues it up. The point wasn't one email but sixty different ones.
Kevin Rose built a Grok Bot that makes a fully offline index of all his saved Instagram videos as markdown, using Grok's voice transcription and vision.
One user's favorite thing about Grok Bot is capturing thoughts during the day and getting reminded at the right time and place.
You can set up a daily routine where Grok Bot reads your connected calendar and email and sends you a short briefing before the day starts.
Point Grok Bot at a thread in your connected Gmail and it will draft a reply. You see the whole thing and approve it before anything is sent.
Grok Bot can look through your connected Google Calendar for open slots, suggest times, and create the event once you agree.
Grok Bot can claim its own inbox at mail.grokbot.com, so newsletters, receipts, and sign-ups go there instead of to your personal address.
Once your bot has its own inbox, it can search conversations, read full threads and attachments, and sum them up for you.
You can set a routine to run on a schedule, gather the data you name, and post a summary wherever you like.
If you do the same task often, have Grok Bot save the steps as a skill. Then you can run it whenever you want, or from a routine.
Grok Bot can read your connected Slack channels and draft a summary or update. Nothing posts as you until you approve it.
Behind on a long Slack channel or thread? Grok Bot can read it and pull out the decisions, the open questions, and anything that needs you.
Grok Bot has its own browser on a cloud computer. It can open a site, fill in a form with the details you give it, and stop before submitting so you can check.
Grok Bot can search the web and visit store pages to compare prices, shipping, and reviews, then hand you a table.
Ask Grok Bot to search the web, read what it finds, and write a short brief with a link for every source.
Grok Bot can pass a coding job to a cloud coding agent that works in your repo on its own computer and opens a pull request for you to review.
Describe a bug to Grok Bot from your phone. It can start a cloud coding agent to track it down, fix it, and report back with the change.
Grok Bot can read a GitHub pull request's diff and comments and sum up the risks, missing tests, and questions worth asking.
You can run more than one bot, each with its own job, such as research, inbox, or marketing, and have them all report back to you.
Hand Grok Bot a CSV or spreadsheet and it can analyze the data on its computer and give back a summary, charts, or a cleaned-up file.
Ask Grok Bot for a document or spreadsheet and it can write it on its own computer, then upload it to your connected Google Drive.
Grok Bot can search your connected Google Drive, open the file you have in mind, and pull out what matters.
Grok Bot can read your Asana tasks and projects, tell you what's due, and draft updates. Changes only happen after you approve them.
Before a meeting, Grok Bot can gather the event details, related email threads, and shared docs into a short prep note.
Grok Bot can search X and the web for a topic and send you a weekly digest of the best posts and articles.
A routine can check a page on a schedule and tell you when something important changes, like a price, a date, or a status.
Grok Bot can research flights, hotels, and things to do and build a day-by-day itinerary. It checks with you before anything gets booked.
Copy messy files over to Grok Bot's computer and it can rename, sort, convert, or combine them, then hand back the result.
Share your meeting notes and Grok Bot will pull out the decisions, owners, and due dates, then draft a follow-up email for you to approve.
Give Grok Bot an article or blog post and it will draft posts for X or LinkedIn in your voice, ready for you to edit.
With your analytics or Search Console account connected, Grok Bot can pull your traffic numbers and explain what changed.
Describe the site you want, and Grok Bot can build it on its computer or pass it to a cloud coding agent, then show you the result.
Share a PDF and Grok Bot can read it and answer your questions, pointing to the page where it found each answer.
Grok Bot can go through bill emails in a connected inbox, list the due dates and amounts, and remind you ahead of time.
Choosing between software, appliances, or vendors? Grok Bot can research each option and build a side-by-side table.
Something went wrong with an order? Tell Grok Bot about it and it will draft a clear, polite complaint or refund request, which you approve before it goes out.
Got a message in another language? Grok Bot can translate it and draft a reply in that language for you to approve.
Talk or type out everything on your mind, and Grok Bot will turn it into a sorted to-do list and offer to put dated items on your calendar.
Set up a routine and it can gather updates from GitHub, Asana, or Slack and draft a weekly status note for your team.
Before a call, Grok Bot can research a company's website, news, and public posts and give you a one-page brief.
Grok Bot's computer can convert documents, images, and data files, like Word to PDF, CSV to spreadsheet, or big images to smaller ones.
Grok Bot can visit public web pages, collect the information listed there, and save it as a spreadsheet.
For anything that could cost money, tell Grok Bot to stop and ask before paying. Purchases, sends, and posts need your OK.
Grok Bot can watch you do a workflow once and save it as a routine it can repeat.
With Grok Bot, several bots can pass work along to each other, like one that researches and one that writes.
Every Grok Bot has a persistent cloud computer, shared by all your bots, so files it makes are still there next time.
Grok Bot can send sensitive actions through Auto Review, so risky steps get checked or wait for your OK.
Grok Bot runs on iOS as well as Mac and Windows desktops, so you can hand off a task from your phone.
Once you connect your tools, Grok Bot signs into them and does the work there for you.
Grok Bot runs routines on a schedule, so it can do the same job every day without you asking.
Ask Grok Bot to look through email receipts for repeat charges and list them, then you decide what to cancel.
Tell Grok Bot your budget, area, and must-haves, and ask for a shortlist of listings with links.
Before a parent-teacher meeting, ask Grok Bot to gather school emails and notes into a short list of questions.
xAI offers a ready-made "Account Manager" bot. It preps each call from transcripts, notes, CRM, and Slack, drafts follow-ups, and keeps next steps current, so key accounts stay warm without rebuilding context every time.
xAI's "Account Research Specialist" bot pulls Salesforce data and live signals, scores each account on fit and warmth, and builds a shareable research pack, so you can tier accounts before reaching out.
xAI's "Apartment Scout" bot filters new listings as they come on the market, emails to book tour times, and applies for the places you choose.
xAI's "Beta Adoption Watcher" bot monitors usage and shows which customers are actually trying a new feature, so your team can follow up.
xAI's "Bug Reproduction" bot picks up a bug thread, clicks through the same path in staging, captures the failure, and leaves a repro pack with steps, screenshots, and network notes.
xAI's "Calendar Coordinator" bot schedules across several calendars and chases the holds nobody else has time to chase.
xAI's "Call FAQ Miner" bot tracks the questions that come up on real calls, timestamps the answers, and links back to the recording.
xAI's "Chief of Staff" bot scans Slack, email, calendar, and meeting notes and gives you a short readout of what's new and what fits your priorities, each with its source, why it matters, and what to do.
xAI's "Cloud Agent Orchestrator" bot starts cloud coding agent runs, monitors them, chases the stuck ones, and summarizes the results.
xAI's "Community Operations Manager" bot screens ambassador applications, sorts DMs across channels, and drafts nurture messages on a schedule.
xAI's "Compelling Events Monitor" bot watches leaders' posts for awards, launches, and hiring news, then sends a short digest of posts worth engaging with, plus suggested comments or quote reposts in your voice.
xAI's "Competitive Intelligence Analyst" bot watches overnight for competitor launches, checks your site for tired creative and stale messaging, and only brings up shifts that are gaining traction, with suggested changes.
xAI's "Contract Desk" bot sums up the week's contracts by stage and owner, pulls out key terms, and flags reviews that are blocked.
xAI's "CRM Operations Manager" bot tidies CRM records and org charts before and after meetings, so they stay current without a manual pass.
xAI's "Daily Briefing Writer" bot sends a tight daily brief with only the stories that matter to you.
xAI's "Deal Desk Coordinator" bot drafts internal deal notes from past emails, Salesforce, and calls, then submits them in Salesforce once you approve.
xAI's "Deck Updater" bot updates your sales deck from discovery notes during or right after a call, with next steps already included.
xAI's "Docs Auditor" bot compares your help center and internal notes against what shipped last week, flags stale pages, and drafts the rewrites.
xAI's "Enablement Fulfillment Specialist" bot handles "send me the recordings" requests. It finds the Zoom files, builds one-pagers, uploads them to Drive, and drafts a reply with links.
xAI's "Event Guest Screener" bot scores event applicants against your ideal customer profile and approves strong fits in batches in your invite tool.
xAI's "Executive Assistant" bot gives you a morning briefing and an automatic catch-up whenever you join a new conversation, so you never land in a thread lost.
xAI's "Expense Manager" bot builds a weekly summary from your expense tool and sheets, logs new receipts from email, and nudges people about missing categories before review.
xAI's "Feature Request Tracker" bot pulls feature requests from Slack and calls into a living list tied to customers, so every spec has a record of who asked.
xAI's "Hiring Screener" bot scores applications or work samples against the bar you set and hands over a review ready for your ATS.
xAI's "Inbox Manager" bot sorts your inbox into clear categories, brings up urgent and stuck threads, and drafts replies and cleanup. Nothing sends without your approval.
xAI's "Internal Communications Manager" bot drafts clear announcements from your real context, matched to each audience and channel. It only drafts and never sends on its own.
xAI's "Invoice Coordinator" bot forwards invoices, matches what it can, tracks campus or vendor actuals, and nudges the right person when an invoice needs a human.
xAI's "LinkedIn Campaign Manager" bot keeps your lead-gen funnel consistent across ads, forms, follow-ups, and UTMs, and drafts campaigns for your approval.
xAI's "Marketing Calendar Owner" bot keeps regional and global content, launch, and event calendars in sync, pulling from Notion and keeping webinars and campaigns current.
xAI's "Meeting Prep Buddy" bot builds a prep pack for each meeting from your calendar, notes, CRM, Gong, and Slack: who's coming, the last contact, open threads, and a suggested agenda.
xAI's "Merch Fulfillment Operator" bot runs swag outreach, watches the redemption form, asks you in chat to approve or reject each request, and sends your vendor a daily order form.
xAI's "Newsletter Writer" bot gathers what's new from launches, wins, and your calendar, writes the monthly issue in your voice, and holds it for review.
xAI's "Onboarding Manager" bot builds each new hire's checklist, pulls the right docs, answers day-one questions, and sends each request to whoever can help.
xAI's "Paid Media" bot pulls live channel and campaign data, sends a suggested budget reallocation in Slack, and waits for your approval before changing anything.
xAI's "Paid Media Creative Strategist" bot spots early creative winners, writes a clear guess at why each works, and proposes the next test. xAI says it doesn't invent metrics.
xAI's "Personal Site Builder" bot sets up a personal website from a description, sorts out domain problems, and leaves you with a live site to build on.
xAI's "Pipeline Analyst" bot cleans up Salesforce and sheet data, flags stalled deals and commit risk, and posts a scoreboard every Monday.
xAI's "Playtest Operator" bot tests product flows by driving the UI on a computer when APIs aren't enough, captures failures, and returns a short findings pack.
xAI's "Presentation Designer" bot builds on-brand slide decks from your master template and brand system, then hands you an editable link.
xAI's "Product Feedback Analyst" bot collects and groups feedback from your connected sources, weighs evidence and urgency, and drafts suggestions for where each item should go, for your approval.
xAI's "Product Performance" bot logs into your observability tools, works through the flamegraphs, and comes back with hotspots and a short write-up with screenshots.
xAI's "Prospecting Plan Builder" bot seeds contacts, adds email and mobile details, and writes a tracker so the week's outbound starts from a ready list.
xAI's "Prototype Builder" bot turns a request into something clickable. It builds on its own computer and comes back with a screenshot and a live URL.
xAI's "Renewal Desk Operator" bot builds a 90-day pack for each renewal from usage, tickets, Gong, and CRM, drafts the commercial note, and only nudges legal when terms are stuck.
xAI's "Sales Call Coach" bot reviews Gong calls and leaves timestamped coaching on discovery, objections, and executive presence, along with a call score.
xAI's "Sales Outbound" bot researches accounts overnight, scores contacts by intent, drafts email and LinkedIn messages in your voice, and leaves a list for you to approve.
xAI's "Security Questionnaire Filler" bot logs into vendor questionnaire sites, pulls answers from your trust center and past RFPs, drafts every field, and leaves the submit button for you.
xAI's "SEO / AEO Auditor" bot tracks keywords, technical issues, AI-answer prompts, and competitors in one place, shows whether you're gaining or losing ground, and gives you a plan to act on.
xAI's "Social Media Manager" bot studies your past posts, drafts new ones when something worth sharing ships, and holds them for you to publish.
xAI's "Status Report Writer" bot gathers open action items from docs, meetings, and Slack into one living list and sends a morning digest.
xAI's "Subscription Cleaner" bot gathers your receipt and newsletter emails, suggests what to cancel, and unsubscribes from whatever you approve.
xAI's "Talent Scout" bot runs recruiting from screen to offer. It sources candidates, drafts outreach in your voice, skips people already in your ATS, and handles scheduling once you approve.
xAI's "Ticket Triage Specialist" bot checks the support queue on a schedule, drafts replies only, and stays quiet when the queue is clear.
xAI's "Travel Coordinator" bot compares flights and hotels against your rules, confirms with you before booking, and adds the itinerary to your calendar.
xAI's "Vendor Portal Operator" bot handles renewals, seats, and purchasing on vendor portals that have no clean API. It clicks through the same path every week and only reports exceptions.
xAI's "Account Health" bot reads usage and signals across your accounts and turns the noise into a clear watch list of risk and expansion before quarterly reviews.
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