Grok Bot’s iOS App Runs on Apple Vision Pro

What Grok Bot can do

SpaceXAI describes Grok Bot (opens in a new tab) as an AI teammate with its own computer in the cloud.

You send it a job in a message. SpaceXAI says it can sign into apps and websites, work across several tools, and come back when it needs your approval.

Grok Bot can also work inside apps that do not offer a direct connection for AI tools.

The company says its own teams use Bots to update customer records, prepare email follow-ups, process invoices, reproduce bugs, and hand fixes to another Bot.

You can also put several Bots on the same job. They share context, hand off work, and join one group chat with a lead Bot coordinating the rest.

Show it once, then hand it off

A Bot can watch you do a job once, save the steps, and repeat it later. It also remembers your corrections, earlier conversations, and how you like the work done.

Early users put it to work

The first examples come from early users, so treat them as personal accounts rather than independent tests.

Danny Limanseta also used Grok Bot for playtesting, Figma work, and finding old subscriptions. He says playtesting started slowly, and the Bot missed some newsletters.

Mike Gonzalez says he controlled an agent’s computer from his phone and used Grok Bot on a side project with more than 222 merged pull requests.

How to try Grok Bot on Vision Pro

Download the Grok Bot iPhone app from the Vision Pro App Store and sign in with an eligible account. The beta currently requires SuperGrok Heavy, Cursor Ultra, or Cursor Teams Premium. Enterprise customers can join a waitlist.

This could be an awesome fit for Vision Pro. Start a job while wearing it, step away, and let Grok Bot keep working until it needs you. That is the part I want to try.