XII launched an iOS autonomous application in the United States for the GROK chatbot and focused on the new stage in the development of the colloquial AI colloquial platform. As mentioned above, the application that is converted like a beta version has the same basic possibility as the chat bomb integrated into X (previous Twitter). These features include providing real-time information, answering user queries, and generating images.

Testing for the iOS app began in December in select countries, but there’s no confirmation yet on when Grok will be available for Android users. Initially exclusive to X Premium subscribers, Grok became available to all users last month, putting it in line with other free AI-powered chatbots like OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Anthropic’s Claude, Google’s Gemini, and Microsoft’s Copilot.

In addition to the app, xAI appears to be developing a dedicated website at Grok.com, which currently displays a “coming soon” notice, as noted by TechCrunch. The company has made great strides on the fundraising front, raising $6 billion in June and another $6 billion more recently from strategic investors including Nvidia and AMD.

This expansion signals xAI's commitment to competing in the ever-growing AI chatbot space while leveraging partnerships and funding to refine its technology and accessibility. Grok’s move to standalone platforms and broader availability signals a direct challenge to established AI tools and a step toward solidifying its presence in the AI ​​ecosystem.