Grok Adds Private Team and Public App Sharing Controls
Official announcement details access settings for apps on web, mobile, and CLI.
Grok's official account announced new tools for managing apps built on the platform. Developers can make apps private to themselves, share them with a team, or open them publicly to anyone. The controls work on Grok web, iOS, Android, and the command line interface. Elon Musk highlighted the update by quoting the announcement post. The change lets users control visibility and collaboration for their created applications across multiple access points. The feature supports building and deploying apps with these sharing options directly from the mentioned platforms. No further details on rollout timing appear in the posts.
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Now, manage sharing and access for apps built and deployed in Grok. Make apps private to you, shared with your team, or public to the world. Start building on Grok web, iOS, Android, or in the CLI.
Now, manage sharing and access for apps built and deployed in Grok. Make apps private to you, shared with your team, or public to the world. Start building on Grok web, iOS, Android, or in the CLI.
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Now, manage sharing and access for apps built and deployed in Grok. Make apps private to you, shared with your team, or public to the world. Start building on Grok web, iOS, Android, or in the CLI.
Building apps on , iOS, and Android is now available on every SuperGrok and X Premium plan One prompt turns an idea into a published product with its own domain.
Whoa. New grok build is neat. This is the smoothest prompt to “Add to Home Screen” I’ve seen
Building apps on , iOS, and Android is now available on every SuperGrok and X Premium plan One prompt turns an idea into a published product with its own domain.