Grok Bot on the iPhone Action Button
You can set Grok Bot as your iPhone's Action Button and press it to talk with your Bot.
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44 Grok Bot updates from public posts, newest first. Each links its source and is marked confirmed (official account or docs) or reported (community post).
You can set Grok Bot as your iPhone's Action Button and press it to talk with your Bot.
Grok Bot now connects to Robinhood, Coinbase, Trello, PostHog, beehiiv, eToro, and more. Teams can also now submit connectors to the Grok Bot marketplace.
Grok Bot can now read X Chat. Connect X, then ask it to work across your messages.
Grok Bot notifications now go only to the device you're using.
Tag @bot in a post on X and Grok Bot gets to work on it.
Voice calls with Grok Bot are faster, more reliable, and better at remembering past conversations.
The Grok Bot team says computer tasks now finish 3x sooner on average, and replies to everything else arrive in less than half the time.
Grok Bot has a refreshed look, with a new typeface and themes.
Cards in Grok Bot chats have a new design with a cleaner layout, part of an update the team says improves quality, polish, and speed.
A Grok Bot team member shared that anyone can submit plugins for Grok Bot (and Grok and Cursor) through a public submission form.
Version 0.71.2 lets you attach files up to 250 MB and videos up to 1 GB, and up to 20 attachments per message. Replies notify you on your Mac or PC while you use it, Bots can use up to 200 plugin skills instead of 24, and team admins can turn off messaging between Bots.
Grok Bot email supports plus aliases: send and receive with dedicated aliases, or set routines that trigger only for mail sent to one alias.
Corrected: 2026-10-17: confirmed by the official @bot account (https://x.com/bot/status/2111184278377857410), so the status changed from reported to confirmed.
Basecamp announced an official Grok Bot connector, available from Connect Apps inside Grok Bot.
The team opened applications for curated Grok Bot group chats on X for GTM, product, marketing, engineering, recruiting, and design.
A team video walks through the week: Bot's own email, better X, Shopify, more color, email drafts, Bot's computer, template search, PR previews, routine right-clicks, and 5 new languages.
The X Subscription is one plan covering Cursor, Grok, Grok Bot, and X Premium. Every change is opt-in; if you do nothing, nothing changes.
Version 0.70.2 (which includes 0.69.0 to 0.70.1): connectors like Figma, Notion, and Canva can show an interactive app card in chat, Bots can pay with X Money or Stripe Link, and Cmd/Ctrl+F opens Find in page.
Bots can use their own email address to sign up for services, contact businesses for you, or schedule time with someone.
Connect Shopify, then ask Grok Bot to check orders, track inventory, and keep product listings up to date.
Version 0.68.1: Bots build slide decks and deliver them as PowerPoint or Google Slides, send formatted emails from a draft card, and work on a 1920 × 1200 computer screen, up from 1280 × 800.
Grok Bot can now search, read, and monitor X.
Version 0.68.0 adds Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Swahili, and Hausa, and lets email drafts go out from a verified Gmail send-as address, with a From picker if you have more than one.
An Oct 2 release renames Marketplace to Connect Apps, with category chips and Recommended for you first. Bot status lines use phrases like Thinking it through.
Usage limits were reset for all Grok Bot users.
Grok Bot can now suggest ways to help without you needing to ask.
Version 0.65.0 lets teammates start a voice chat with a Team Bot and turns Automatic Updates on by default (you can turn it off in Settings, Updates).
Version 0.64.0 refreshes Bot avatars with bigger eyes and new shapes, opens logins in a Secure Form window that names the site, and lets you turn off drafts for a Bot so it sends directly.
Bots can hand off coding tasks to Cursor, manage PRs with the GitHub and Origin plugins, and share video demos of what they build.
In Slack threads, a Bot that needs approval posts a Review an action card only you can answer. When included usage runs out, the app shows the usage limit notice instead of Bot failed to respond.
Select text and press Cmd/Ctrl+L to quote it, type - or 1. to start a list, and get spell check as you type. A Bot's info pane gains a Library tab of the pages, files, and links it has shared.
A second Sep 26 release lets you review a Bot's new email in chat and send it from your Outlook account. Wide tables in Bot messages also scroll sideways instead of squeezing.
Version 0.61.0 adds Team Bots: publish one Bot for your team, and teammates chat with it in the app or Slack, each in their own conversation. Each teammate's use counts against their own allowance.
Link bank, card, and investment accounts with the new Finance integration, then ask Grok Bot to help manage spending and investments.
When you message a busy Bot, it answers you before working through queued updates from other Bots and agents. Expired Auto-review cards also offer Always allow, and Enterprise admins can store Team Secrets.
Czech, Danish, Finnish, Hungarian, and Norwegian Bokmål join the language list, screen readers announce more of the app, and a card explains when a usage limit, rate limit, or timeout stops a reply.
Quality-of-life update with a cleaner interface for working with your bots.
A Bot can start a Project when you ask: a Cloud Agent that plans the work and runs its own agents. Link previews also show real titles for private Notion, GitHub, and Slack links.
Grok Bot can now send you voice notes.
Bots can work with GitHub releases, tags, labels, sub-issues, discussions, and collaborators, create branches, and submit one review across several files. Stopping a Bot also stops the Bots and Cloud Agents it started.
Grok Bot can now talk.
A second Sep 16 release groups the dashboard Setup Checklist into Recommended and Optional, shows the build date in About, and fixes GitHub disconnect and some 1Password sign-in checks.
Version 0.54.0: Cmd/Ctrl+K shows matching Bots, settings, actions, and routines before messages (quote a search to see every message), and iPhone HEIC photos show as images.
Grok Bot can use 1Password: share items in a vault, approve each fill, and the secrets stay in your password manager.
Version 0.53.0: Bots can upload files to Google Drive or OneDrive or attach them to a Gmail draft, and a Bot's computer now uses your time zone. The same release added 1Password sign-in on Mac (see the 1Password entry).