30-second summary
People searching grok bot download now have a clearer official answer than the macOS-only button on the marketing page. The Grok Bot FAQ lists desktop apps for macOS (Apple silicon and Intel) and Windows (x64 and Arm64), plus an iPhone app on iOS 18 or later.
What changed
Launch coverage leaned on “Download for macOS.” Setup docs send users to cursor.com/bot/onboarding and spell out Windows installers. Linux desktop, Android and iPad are explicitly not supported at initial launch.
Who can use the download
An eligible plan is still required: SuperGrok Heavy, Cursor Ultra or Cursor Teams Premium. “Get started for free” is an onboarding entry, not a documented free usage allowance. Cost details stay on the pricing page.
Why it matters
Download is the second Google suggestion under grok bot, ahead of cost and review. Platform confusion was sending Windows users away. The docs close that gap; they do not make the product cheaper.
Install steps and architecture checks are in our Grok Bot download guide. Whether paying is worth it is a separate question in the review.
Can I download Grok Bot on Windows?
Yes. Official docs support Windows x64 and Arm64.
Is Grok Bot free to download?
You can fetch the installer through the official access flow. Ongoing usage still depends on an eligible plan.
Does Grok Bot work on Linux?
Not as a Linux desktop app at launch.