Grok Bot runs on iPhone and Mac today, with Windows also offered and Android still coming soon. Here is where to download it and what to do on Android in the meantime.
1. Is Grok Bot on Android?
Not yet. Grok Bot is listed as coming soon on Android, so there is no official Android app for the agent product at the time of writing. xAI has not given a public release date for the Android version, and the Grok Bot download page shows Android as pending rather than available.
Android users are not shut out of Grok entirely, though. The main Grok chat app is a separate product and already runs on Android through Google Play. That app answers questions and generates images and video, but it is not the always-on agent that Grok Bot provides, so the multi-step, sign-in-and-work features are the part Android is still waiting on.
2. Is Grok Bot on iPhone?
Yes. Grok Bot is available on iPhone and needs iOS 18 or later, and you install it from the App Store. Apple's listing is for iPhone rather than iPad, so an iPad is not a supported device for the Bot app even though it can run many iPhone apps.
The iPhone app is where most individual users will first try Grok Bot. It pairs with the desktop version, so a task you start on the Mac can be checked from the phone, which suits an agent that keeps working after you step away from the computer.
Grok Bot is on iPhone and Mac today. Android is listed as coming soon, so Android users wait, or use the separate Grok chat app for now.
3. What about Mac and Windows?
Grok Bot runs on Mac, and a Windows desktop version is also offered. The Mac app was part of the launch alongside iPhone, and it is the version best suited to longer agent runs because the desktop stays open while a Bot works through a multi-step job.
Desktop and mobile are meant to work together rather than as separate products. You can hand a Bot a task on the desktop and approve or review it later from the iPhone, which fits how xAI describes the tool: a teammate you check on rather than a chat window you sit in front of.
4. How do you download Grok Bot?
On iPhone, search the App Store for Grok Bot and install the official listing, then sign in with the account tied to your Grok or Cursor subscription. On Mac and Windows, download the desktop app from the official Grok Bot page rather than a third-party mirror, so you get the genuine installer.
Access is gated by plan. Grok Bot launched in beta bundled into paid tiers, reported to include SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus and SuperGrok Heavy along with several Cursor plans, plus a limited free trial for other users. Plan coverage for a new beta can change, so check what your subscription includes before you rely on it, and see the full tier list on the Grok pricing page.
5. When is Grok Bot coming to Android?
There is no official Android release date. The Grok Bot materials mark Android as coming soon without a firm timeline, which is common for a product still in early beta. Treat any specific date you see elsewhere as unconfirmed until xAI publishes it.
If Android is the device you need, the practical step is to watch the official Grok Bot page for the app to appear, and use the standard Grok chat app on Android in the meantime for the tasks it can already handle.
6. Should you wait or use Grok on Android now?
If you want the agent that signs into apps and finishes multi-step work, you either use an iPhone, Mac or Windows machine now, or wait for the Android app. There is no supported workaround that puts the current Grok Bot agent on an Android phone before the official app ships.
If you mainly want Grok for questions, writing and images, the existing Grok chat app on Android already covers that, and you can move to Grok Bot later. To decide whether a paid tier is worth it first, read the pricing guide and the safety notes before connecting a Bot to real accounts.