Grok, the AI assistant built into X for some reason, is now available as separate application. Like the version that exists as a tab on the social media platform, the Grok app can be used to create images, summarize text and answer questions using a conversational tone that xAI, the creator of the AI assistant, calls “humorous and engaging.”
The app was first tested with a limited set of users in December 2024, around the same time X debuted. free Grok level it is available to everyone. Before this, you had to pay at least $8 a month for X Premium to be able to use the AI.
Free access limits—10 requests every two hours, three image analysis requests per day—may also apply to the Grok app. You can use the app without signing in, or sign in with an Apple account, X account, Google account, or a regular old email address. It's unclear whether the X Premium subscription provides additional benefits in the Grok app in the same way as X.
Grok faced similar problems around precision And strange choice of image creation like other AI assistants such as Twins And ChatGPT. The chatbot stands out among its competitors mainly because xAI submitted this the ability to answer “thorny questions” that other AI assistants avoid, and a version of Grok's AI model. is open source. You'll have to see for yourself how “sharp” the Grok app ultimately is, but at least you don't have to go into X to use it now.