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We Imagine. We Build. We Ship.

Two chairs. One window. Each one a job.

SuperGrok Mac is a native desk for Grok. Split the window. Point one chair at the platform and the other at the app. Each keeps its own folder, model, and permissions. Compact a long night and the stage stays. Free. You bring the SuperGrok subscription.

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New in 2.6

The desk grew a second chair.

2.6 is the conductor cut, and the desk kept growing. Two chairs. Compact keeps the stage. A hot chair can queue a note. Imagine 2.0 is the default still. The download names no client.

It stays open

Launch stays responsive. Settings no longer crashes. Stop ends the work. A session file that cannot be read is left alone.

Two chairs, one window

Open a session in split view. Drag the center line. Close either pane. The quiet side dims. Click it and it takes focus. Sending on one side does not stop the other.

Folder, model, permissions

Point one chair at the platform and the other at the app. Change the model on one side. Set YOLO on one and Ask on the other. Background, images, and font stay shared.

Compact, then continue

Compact session folds a long thread into an encrypted blob. The stage scrollback stays. The spinner turns gold and says Compacting. The same chair reads its handoff and keeps going. You do not paste a summary.

A conductor, not a chatbot

The session stays in the chair. It can start a lane on a model it picks, in its own worktree when git allows. A lane report is not done until the conductor re-checks the files.

Return queues. Stop cancels.

Hit Return on a hot chair and the note waits. The send mark says Queue. The run keeps going and reads it after this step. Stop still cancels, and it cancels only that chair.

The board is the project's

The app walks up from the open folder and uses the first board file it finds. If that folder has a Skills folder, missing desk skills are added. A name you already have is left alone. An update does not replace what you wrote.

Imagine 2.0

Stills default to Imagine 2.0. Set quality, 1K or 2K, a wider set of frames, and up to 10 stills. An edit can take more than one source. Video stays Imagine Video 1.5.

Waiting on a name

A lane takes a band, a song, a movie, or an actor that fits the job. The chip says Waiting on that name. While lanes are still running, the stage shows a plain count. No names in that count.

The download names no client

Desk skills land in a Skills folder that is missing them. A name you already have is left alone. Client names and personal details stay in that client's own repo. They are not in the public app.

The desk

Terminal-agent power. A Mac that can hold two of them.

Real folders. Real shell. Real approval gates. And a second chair when one agent is not enough.

Two chairs

Split view is a window, not the runner. Each session keeps its own folder, model, and permissions. The other chair does not inherit your change.

Compact that keeps the stage

The fold shrinks what the model has to hold. What you see stays. After a clean fold, the same chair reads the handoff and continues. No new session. No paste.

A project-alive agent

Open a folder and that chair reads, writes, and runs shell inside it. The other chair can be in a different folder at the same time.

Ask, Balanced, or YOLO

The leash is per chair. One side can ask before every write. The other can run. Trust lists still live in Settings, Safety.

The stage

Full-window wallpaper. The transcript floats on the art. A long thread paints the tail and keeps the rest. Imagine 2.0 stills and short video stay on the desk.

Grok 4.7, and the rest

Flagship default is Grok 4.7. Pick a different model for the other chair. Web search is on for agent runs. Safety is its own Settings tab.

Screens

See the stage

Skins and stages

Make it yours

The story

Built the night it dropped.

July 8, 2026. Grok 4.5 lands, xAI's first real coding agent. Within the hour, one thing is obvious: there's no native Mac app for it. Nothing. You could have one of the most capable coding models ever shipped, and your only desk was a browser tab or a terminal window.

So we started that night. One developer, one Grok agent, working around the clock. Two days later it was done: free, Apple-notarized, and out in the world. We'd tell you it was a carefully planned launch, but you've read the dates.

SuperGrok Mac is for people who want terminal-agent power inside something that actually feels like a Mac. Real project folders. A real shell. An approval gate on every command. Glass panes. Stage wallpapers. Twelve skins. Sessions that come back when you do. ⌘K for everything. The agents got scary good; their homes stayed ugly. We fixed the home.

And it's free, because builders deserve a real desk and we weren't going to make you expense one. If it earns a place in your dock, buy me a drink sometime. That is the whole business model.

Then one chair was not enough. The platform on the left, the app on the right, same window, neither one stealing the other's folder. Compact so a long night does not die at the window limit. Return queues. Stop cancels only the chair you are in. That is 2.6.

SuperGrok Mac is independent, fan-built tooling by admirers of Elon Musk and his companies' work. It requires your own SuperGrok subscription or xAI API key and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or part of xAI / SpaceXAI.

SuperGrok Mac's app icon: a silver sledgehammer on an ember-orange gradient
Two beer glasses clinking in a dark bar, warm amber lights behind

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Built at one desk. Given to yours.

One builder made this for himself, night after night, then handed it to everyone. Nothing in it is locked. If the desk earns its place in your day, buy me a drink and we will call it a toast between builders.

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Open

Drag to Applications. On first launch macOS asks you to confirm. That's Apple checking the seal. Click Open and you're in.

Sign in & ship

Connect your SuperGrok subscription or xAI API key, point the desk at a project folder, and start a session.

Straight answers

Is it really free?
The app? Completely. No trial, no Pro unlock, no paywall. The one thing it can't include is Grok itself: you connect your own SuperGrok subscription or xAI API key, and that side of the bill is between you and xAI. See x.ai for plans and pricing. If you love the app, buy me a drink; if you don't, you still get everything.
Is this an official xAI / SpaceXAI app?
No, and we say so loudly on purpose. SuperGrok Mac is independent, fan-built tooling by admirers of Elon and his companies' work. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or part of xAI / SpaceXAI. Your SuperGrok subscription is their product; the desk is ours.
What do I need to run it?
An Apple Silicon Mac on macOS 14 or later, plus your own Grok access: a SuperGrok subscription or an xAI API key. The app is free; Grok access comes from xAI; see x.ai for plans and API keys. That's the whole list.
What can Grok actually do in my project?
Read and write files, run shell commands, and attach your screenshots, with a diff or command preview before anything touches disk. You pick the leash: Ask, Balanced, or YOLO. The tool log keeps receipts.
Where does the drink money go?
Straight to the developer through PayPal. A cold one at the end of a long build night, and the lights kept on for updates. Drinks never unlock features, because nothing is locked.
Can two agents run at once?
Yes. Split view is a window, not the runner. Each chair has its own folder, model, and permissions. Sending in one does not stop the other. Stop cancels only the chair you are in.
What does Compact do?
It folds the model's input, not the stage. You still see the thread. The same chair can read a handoff and continue. It is not a new session, and it is not a summary you paste back.
Does the download include my clients?
No. The public app does not carry a client roster. Client names and personal details stay in that client's own website repo. The desk skills teach the chair to leave them there.

We Imagine. We Build. We Ship.

Put two desks under your Grok.

Version 2.6.42 (build 126). Ships with Grok 4.7. macOS 14 or later. Apple Silicon. Free. Requires your own SuperGrok subscription or xAI API key. Independent fan-built app, not affiliated with xAI / SpaceXAI.

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