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Grok Home
Grok Home turns an Android tablet into a little stage for the Grok Bots you already have. Tap one to chat, or just talk to it. I built it for my own tablet, and the code is free on GitHub.
Free · MIT license · Not made by xAI
Every bot gets its own shape, color and floor spotlight. Swipe to change bots, or pinch in to see five at once. The lineup just keeps wrapping around.
A little blue light means someone replied. A pulsing spotlight means they're still working on it.
Tap the mic and ask. Say Let me talk to Max
and he comes forward and starts listening. No second tap.
Not sure who to ask? Say Who can help with my website?
and Max picks someone from your team and sends it over.
Every bot keeps its own chat, history and half-typed draft. You can also see what it's been up to, like when one bot hands something off to another.
Close it, walk away, come back. It's all still there.
After 90 seconds with nothing going on, the buttons fade away and the whole team just hangs out on screen. You can still see who's working and who replied.
Tap it, or say Hey Max
, and it wakes right back up.
A bot that's waiting on you gets a little hand and a soft glow, so you can notice it from across the room. Tap it to see what it's asking.
For now you'll still approve things in the Grok Bot app.
19 seconds. No sound.
The tablet is just the screen. Your bots keep running where they already run, and a small bridge on your computer passes messages back and forth.
Android 11 or newer. You build the app and install it like any other app. It doesn't flash or replace anything.
It runs the bridge to the Grok Bots in your account. You type in the exact names of the bots you already have.
At home your Wi-Fi is enough. Tailscale lets the tablet reach your computer privately when you're away.
It reads bot activity through APIs that aren't documented, so an update somewhere else could break that part. Sending messages keeps working if it does.
Speech uses whatever Android speech service your tablet has. Some of those use the internet, so I can't promise it's fully offline.
It's a hobby project from one guy. It works on my tablet. Yours might need some tinkering.
No. It's an independent project. It isn't made by xAI, Cursor, Samsung or Google.
Not yet. Right now you build it from the code on GitHub, and you'll need JDK 17, the Android SDK, Node.js 22.13+, and Python 3.10+. The README walks you through it.
Yes, on Android 11 or newer. I built it for a Samsung tablet though, so that's where it looks best.
No. Replies come through your own signed-in account on your computer. Your normal account usage still applies.
Not if you use the exact names of bots you already have. A typo can create an empty bot, so double check the names first.
Not yet. Approvals, files and anything else the tablet doesn't show stay in the Grok Bot app.
Nothing. It's free and MIT licensed.
The code is on GitHub. If you build it, I'd really like to see what your team looks like.
Get the code on GitHub