Grok has introduced Build Mode, a new feature that enables users to create websites, apps, games, and interactive dashboards using natural language commands. The tool allows users to describe their ideas, and Grok generates a working version in real-time within the chat interface on the web, iOS, and Android. Users can then refine and expand the project by adjusting layouts, adding features, or restyling elements without needing to touch the code. The feature is now available in Early Beta for SuperGrok Heavy rs on grok.com, iOS, and Android.
Build Mode operates by taking a user’s description and generating a functional prototype directly in the conversation. Once the initial version is ready, users can publish it to a link for sharing with others. The feature supports a range of applications, including websites, apps, games, and interactive dashboards. Users can also integrate data connectors to pull in relevant business data and create live charts and filterable views. The tool emphasizes simplicity, with no installation or configuration required, and users can choose to modify the code if desired.
The source text describes Build Mode as a new way to create with Grok, allowing users to describe their ideas and have them built in real-time. It highlights the availability of the feature for SuperGrok Heavy rs and its integration across multiple platforms. Examples of projects created with Build Mode include a peaceful 3D driving game, a city simulation, and a physics-based machine. The feature is available today in Early Beta, with instructions provided for accessing it through the Grok app or website.
Source: xai
