Grok AI

Productivity

7.5~~/10~~

Our score

★ 4.9 Google Play·100M+ installs

Reviewed by Editorial Team, ScoredApps editorial · updated 2026-09-05

Screenshots

Create and edit any image: a chat turning a photo of a woman into a snowy New York scene

Chat and learn something new: Grok explaining how the Starship engine works, with a photo

Choose from trending templates: a grid of photo-style templates to animate or restyle

Point your camera and ask anything: reading a street parking sign through the camera

Turn ideas into published apps: a Tiny City game built from a chat prompt

About Grok AI

Grok is xAI's assistant, and its distinguishing feature is where the answers come from: it quotes live posts from X, complete with engagement counts, when a question is about something happening now. It also edits photos into new styles, generates video through a mode called Imagine, and answers about whatever the camera is pointed at. Paid tiers run from $10 to $300 a month.

App information

DeveloperX Corp.

Version1.2.31-release.01 (Android) · 1.4.32 (iOS)

Size58.6 MB (Android) · 276 MB (iOS)

Price / In-appFree

Contains adsNo

In-app purchasesYes

Content rating16+

Requires (Android)Android 9+

Requires (iOS)iOS 17+

Offline modeNone — answers and generation both run on xAI's servers

Interface languagesAR, BN, BG, HR, CS, DA + 32 more

Store rating (Google Play)4.9 from 3,925,485 ratings

Installs100M+

Updated by developer2026-09-02

Data checked2026-09-07

Specs come from the official store listings and were last checked on 2026-09-07. Developers change pricing and requirements — check the store page before installing.

Grok Review: Answers Sourced From X, Tiers to $300

Real-Time Answers, Quoted From X Posts

Ask about a developing story and the reply embeds the actual posts it drew from — author, date, reply and repost counts visible inside the answer — rather than summarising anonymously. The same applies through the camera: point it at a scene and the response combines what it sees with what X users are saying about that location. That is a real advantage over assistants trained on a static snapshot, and a real hazard: the sourcing is only as reliable as the posts it happens to surface, and it shows no preference for expertise.

Imagine Turns Photos Into Styles and Video

The second tab, Imagine, is the creative half: template styles applied to a supplied photo — chibi portraits, animated animals, seasonal themes — and short AI video generated from a description. Editing works conversationally, so a follow-up request adjusts the same image rather than starting again. The gallery of trending styles is the entry point most people use, which makes this closer to a photo toy than to a professional editor, and explains a good share of the app's 100 million Android installs. None of it requires a subscription to try, which is why the free tier is where most of those 100 million installs sit.

$10 to $300 a Month, Plus Credit Packs

The price ladder is the longest of any assistant here. SuperGrok Lite is $10 a month, SuperGrok $30, SuperGrok Plus $100 and SuperGrok Heavy $300, with extra usage credits sold at $5, $20, $50 and $100 on top. There is no advertising in the app. Apple rates it 16+, citing realistic violence, profanity, sexual content and weapons — a looser filter than its rivals, which is part of the appeal for some users and the reason for the rating. Prices are US listings. Google Play counts seven collected categories, and the Android listing was last updated in September 2026, so the app ships changes weekly rather than quarterly.

Pros

Answers cite live X posts with visible engagement counts
Camera mode combines what it sees with current posts
Imagine applies template styles to your own photos
No advertising anywhere in the app
Rated 4.9 across 3.77 million Google Play reviews

Cons

Sourcing from X inherits whatever that platform is amplifying
The top tier costs $300 a month
Rated 16+ for violence, sexual content and weapons
Photos and videos are among the data shared with third parties

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Verdict

Worth installing if you want an assistant that knows what happened an hour ago and shows you the posts it read. The Imagine styles are the other reason it spreads. Be clear-eyed about both halves: the sourcing carries whatever X is amplifying that day, the rating is 16+ for a reason, and the paid ladder runs to $300 a month. The free tier is where most people should stay.

Core function8.5Real-time answers with visible sources, plus image and video generation in one app.

Ease of use8.5Two tabs — Ask and Imagine — and a camera button; nothing else to learn.

Monetisation6.0A usable free tier under four paid steps that reach $300, with credits sold above them.

Performance8.0Answers stream quickly; video generation is the only slow part of the app.

Privacy & permissions5.5Seven collected categories, with photos, videos and app activity shared with third parties.

7.5out of 10 · weighted average of the five scores above

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Frequently asked questions

Is Grok free?

Yes, with usage limits. Free accounts can ask questions, use the camera and generate images, and there is no advertising in the app. Paying raises the caps and unlocks the newer model: $10 for SuperGrok Lite, $30 for SuperGrok, and $100 or $300 for the higher tiers.

What is Imagine?

The image and video tab. It applies trending template styles to a photo you supply — chibi portraits, animated animals, seasonal themes — and generates short video clips from a written description. Follow-up messages refine the same result rather than starting a new one.

How much does Grok cost per month?

SuperGrok Lite is $10, SuperGrok $30, SuperGrok Plus $100 and SuperGrok Heavy $300. Extra usage credits cost $5, $20, $50 or $100 as one-off purchases. Those are US in-app prices; the same subscriptions bought through X or the web can be priced differently.

Where do its answers come from?

Partly from live posts on X, which it quotes inside the reply with the author and engagement figures shown. That makes it fast on breaking events and weak on accuracy when a topic is contested, because a widely reposted claim carries more visibility than a correct one. Check the quoted sources rather than the summary.

What are the alternatives?

ChatGPT is stronger on structured explanations and photo understanding. Google Gemini reaches Google's own services and sells nothing in the app. This one is chosen for live commentary and for image styles — and by people who want fewer refusals, which is also why Apple rates it 16+.