FEATUREDAI HOT (Curated Pool)· aihot-apiZH00:00 · 08·19
→Grok Build is now available on web and mobile for all plans
xAI moved Grok Build from Early Beta to general availability. Any plan user on web, iOS, or Android can now describe an app, game, or dashboard in natural language and get a working version live in chat. Published apps get a grok.me link, support custom domains, can export to GitHub, and can call Grok's APIs for chat, images, and voice. Shared apps render as inline cards on X. The post shows four real published examples: a forest driving game, an isometric city builder, a 3D physics playground, and a browser beat machine.
#xAI#Grok#Grok Build
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Featured · importance 78 · hook + knowledge + resonance
editor take
Grok Build is live for all plans: describe an app in plain language and get a working, publishable version in chat.
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This is worth a look because xAI just moved Grok Build from a July early beta to general availability for all plans. You describe what you want—a forest driving game, a 16-step drum machine—in plain language, and Grok generates a working version right in the chat. Published apps get a grok.me link, custom domain support, GitHub export, and access to Grok's chat, image, and voice APIs. Shared apps render as inline cards on X, not bare URLs.
I'd discount the polish a bit: the four demo apps look solid, but the post gives zero data on generation reliability or how it handles complex logic. This feels more like 'one-sentence playable demo' than 'one-sentence production app.' That said, the Remix feature (let others fork your app) and Secrets management (store third-party API keys) suggest xAI is thinking about real developer workflows, not just a toy.
What's missing: success rates for complex apps, code maintainability, and any direct comparison to Vercel v0 or Bolt. If it's mostly generating frontend prototypes, that space is already crowded.
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