Already signed in, everywhere
Grok Bot starts in an empty cloud browser. Godmode imports your Chrome profile, so your CRM, bank, ad accounts and admin panels are open on the first task.
vs Godmode vs Grok Bot
Both give you AI teammates that click through websites and apps to finish real work. Grok Bot does it on a cloud computer you sign into from scratch. Godmode's agent does it on your own machine, already signed in, with Claude Opus 5.5 on every task and a vault that types your 2FA codes for it.
- Your computer, not their cloud
- Already signed in as you
- 2FA filled for you
- No weekly usage meter
- Powered by Claude
Pick Godmode if you want
- Agents that use the accounts you are already signed into
- Scheduled jobs behind 2FA that finish without you
- Works in your real desktop programs, not a cloud copy
- Claude doing the thinking on every task, with no extra weekly cap
- Logins, files and memory that never leave your machine
Grok Bot is fine if you want
- xAI picking the model for each task, mostly Grok
- Agents without any computer of your own switched on
- Something bundled into a Cursor or SuperGrok plan you already pay for
- To sign in and type 2FA codes yourself whenever a session expires
01 Same task, two agents
“On the 1st of every month, download last month’s invoices from our 6 supplier portals, file them in Drive and send the totals to #finance.”
Grok Bot
- Opens a fresh browser on its cloud computer
- Asks you to approve the login at portal 1 of 6
- Waits while you type each 2FA code yourself
- Next month: sessions expired, you are needed again
You: needed 6 times, every month.
Godmode
- Continues your Chrome sessions on your computer
- Vault fills the 2 expired logins and their 2FA codes
- Downloads 23 invoices and files them in Drive
- Posts the totals to #finance. You were asleep
You: needed 0 times. Asks only before anything risky.
02 Side by side
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| Feature | Godmode | Grok Bot |
|---|---|---|
| Where the work happens | Yes. On your Mac, Windows or Linux computer, plus a separate Mac of its own on your Mac | Partly. One cloud computer that all your Bots share |
| Your existing logins | Yes. Bring over your Chrome logins once and it is already signed in | No. A fresh cloud browser. You sign in to every site again |
| Passwords and 2FA codes | Yes. Encrypted vault on your device fills them into the page. The model only sees [secret hidden] | Partly. Passwords from 1Password once you approve each fill. For passkeys and 2FA codes you take over and type them |
| Desktop apps | Yes. Any app window on your computer, controlled in the background. Your cursor stays yours | Partly. Only apps installed on the cloud computer |
| Its own machine | Yes. A separate Mac of its own on your Mac, one click (Apple silicon) | Partly. A shared cloud computer, one computer-use task per Bot screen at a time |
| Model | Yes. Claude Opus 5.5 on every task, and every newer Claude the day you get it | Partly. Picked per task by xAI: a fast Grok 4.8 for most requests, Claude Opus 5.5 and others for some |
| Usage limits | Yes. No Godmode cap. You use your own Claude plan or API key | No. Weekly allowance with no published number, then pay-as-you-go |
| Automations | Yes. Schedules, new emails and Slack messages, and changes you describe in plain words | Yes. Re-run a learned skill on a schedule |
| A team of agents | Yes. Agents with roles and leads. A chief of staff creates and supervises them for you | Yes. Named Bots that hand off work to each other |
| Memory you can read | Yes. You can read and edit what each agent remembers, and undo any change | Partly. Preferences and summaries kept by the service |
| Your data | Yes. Passwords, logins, notes and history stay on your computer. No tracking in the app | No. Requires cloud data storage |
| Talk to it from | Yes. Desktop app, web dashboard, Slack, Telegram, Microsoft Teams, voice | Yes. Desktop app, iPhone, iPad and Android |
| Keeps working with your laptop shut | Partly. Yes, when it runs on an always-on Mac mini, PC or server | Yes. Yes, it lives in the cloud |
| Price | Yes. 14 days free, then $39/mo or $29/mo yearly, plus your Claude plan | Partly. Inside Cursor (from $20/mo) or SuperGrok (from $30/mo). Heavy users report limits even on $200–$300 plans |
Grok Bot facts from the xAI and Cursor docs, plan pages and press coverage as of October 8, 2026. Grok Bot is in beta and changes quickly. Spotted something out of date? Tell us and we’ll fix it. Grok is a trademark of its owner; Godmode is not affiliated with xAI or Cursor.
03 Why people switch
2FA without you on standby
In Grok Bot you take over and type codes yourself. Godmode’s vault fills passwords and authenticator codes into the page, so a 06:00 job at six portals just runs.
No weekly meter
Grok Bot’s allowance resets weekly and the number isn’t published. Godmode adds no cap of its own: your agents run on the Claude plan or API key you choose.
Works in your real apps
Excel, Finder, an old order program, the supplier tool nobody connected to anything: Godmode works in the actual window in the background while you keep working.
Claude, not a mystery model
Godmode thinks with Claude Opus 5.5 on every task, the Claude model known for long, careful work. You always know which AI did the job.
Your logins stay home
Cloud agents keep your logins on the vendor’s computer. With Godmode, your logins, passwords and notes never leave your machine.
04 Where it works
Godmode uses a computer the way you do. It works where your work already is: in your browser, in your programs, on your screen, or on a computer of its own.
Your websites, signed in
Email, online banking, your shop, supplier portals, ad accounts. It uses your own logins, so there is no setup per website.
any website · your logins
Your programs, in the background
Excel, Word, Outlook, your accounting software. It clicks and types into the window while you keep using your mouse.
desktop apps · mouse stays yours
Your whole screen
When a job spans several programs, it works on your screen like a colleague on a screen share. You see every move.
watch live · take over anytime
A computer of its own
On a Mac, give it a separate Mac of its own with one click. It works in there all day and never gets in your way.
one click · Apple silicon
05 Switching
- 01
Install Godmode
macOS, Windows or Linux. Sign in with your Claude plan or an Anthropic API key.
- 02
Bring your logins
Bring over your Chrome logins and your passwords from Chrome, 1Password or Bitwarden. 2FA codes from a screenshot of your authenticator QR code.
- 03
Recreate your Bots in one message
Tell the main agent what each Bot did (“a sales assistant that updates HubSpot after every call”). It creates the agent, its memory and its schedule.
Need ideas for your first agents? Browse 60 use cases or the playbook.
06 FAQ
Is Godmode a good Grok Bot alternative?
Yes, if you want an AI coworker that works on your own computer with the logins you already have. Both give you persistent agents with memory that use a browser and apps to finish real work. Grok Bot does it on a cloud computer with a model xAI picks for each task; Godmode's agent works on your device and thinks with Claude Opus 5.5 on every task, with an encrypted vault for passwords and 2FA and no usage cap of its own.
Is Godmode cheaper than Grok Bot?
Godmode is $39 a month, or $29 a month billed yearly, after a 14-day free trial, plus the Claude plan or API key you already have. Grok Bot comes inside Cursor plans (from $20 a month) or SuperGrok (from $30 a month) with a weekly allowance; heavy users report hitting limits even on $200–$300 plans. If you run agents every day, a predictable Godmode subscription plus Claude Max is usually the calmer bill.
Doesn’t Grok Bot use Claude now?
For some tasks. On October 7, 2026 xAI announced that Grok Bot will route each request to the model it judges best, including Claude Opus 5.5, while most simple requests go to a fast Grok 4.8. Godmode runs Claude on every task, on the Claude plan or API key you choose, so you always know which model did the work. The bigger difference is where the work happens: on your own computer with the logins you already have, and a vault that fills passwords and 2FA codes.
Does Godmode use Grok?
No. Godmode runs on Anthropic’s own official Claude software, so your agents think with Claude Opus 5.5 and every newer Claude model as soon as your account has it.
What happens to my logins in Grok Bot compared with Godmode?
Grok Bot can fill passwords from a shared 1Password vault after you approve each fill; for passkeys and 2FA codes you take over its cloud computer and type them yourself. The signed-in session then persists on that shared cloud computer. In Godmode, logins and 2FA secrets sit in an encrypted vault on your device and are typed straight into the page. The model only learns that a secret was filled, never its value.
Can Godmode keep working when my laptop is closed, like Grok Bot?
Not on the laptop itself, because Godmode works on your machine. For 24/7 agents, run the Godmode server on an always-on Mac mini, PC or home server and reach it from the web dashboard, Slack, Telegram or Teams.
Can I move my Grok Bots to Godmode?
Yes. Describe each Bot to Godmode’s main agent in a sentence (its job, the apps it uses, when it should run) and it builds the agent with instructions, memory and a schedule. Import your Chrome profile first and most of those apps are already signed in.
When is Grok Bot the better choice?
If you already pay for Cursor or SuperGrok, want xAI to pick the model for each task, need agents on your phone without any computer at home, or never want to run anything on your own hardware, Grok Bot is a fine pick. Godmode is for people who want the agent where their logins, files and apps already are.
Keep your logins. Lose the busywork.
14 days free, then $39/month or $29/month billed yearly. $0 today, cancel anytime.