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Grok Bot can now build you a dashboard and keep it up to date
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Grok Bot's latest big update adds Pages: reports, memos, dashboards, trackers and explainers that a Bot builds for you, and can refresh on a schedule. Instead of scrolling back through a chat for last week's numbers, you open one page that stays current. 1,2
What a page is
- Something to read, not a chat reply: a page can hold text, tables, charts and controls like filters and switches. 2
- It lives in the Bot's Library, so you can come back to it later, pin it and share it. 2
- It can keep itself current: you can ask a Bot to create or update a page from a routine (a saved task that runs on a schedule). 3
How to make one
- Update the app. If you don't see pages, you need Grok Bot 0.60.0 or later on your computer, or 1.14.0 or later on your phone. 2
- Ask in chat, saying what the page is for and what goes on it. The Bot posts it as a card you open. 2
- To change it, type in the chat panel beside the open page. Filters and switches only change your view; the Bot makes the real edits. 2
- To keep it fresh, ask the Bot to update the page on a routine, for example every weekday morning. 3
Prompt: Weekly dashboard
Use one short table and one chart, plus a 3-line summary at the top.
Then update the same page every weekday at 8 AM, and tell me only if something needs my attention.
Sharing, and one thing to watch
A new page is private to you. You can share it with people you invite, your team, or anyone with the link. A link-shared page gets its own address on pages.grok.bot that anyone can open without signing in, so only share that way if the page holds nothing private. 2
Pages is rolling out gradually and isn't on Enterprise teams yet. 2
Can it save you usage?
Creator Alex Finn, who showed five dashboards he built, says one of them "saved me a TON of usage". 4 That's his experience, not a measured figure. The likely reason: a page you open costs nothing to read, while asking a Bot to re-summarize something each time does. A routine that rebuilds a page still uses usage every run, so update pages only as often as you'll actually look at them.
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Last checked Oct 29, 2026.