xAI, founded by Elon Musk, is developing Grok Voice Mode for the web, aiming to bring its voice-based AI assistant beyond mobile platforms. This feature lets users interact with Grok using speech, supporting hands-free, real-time conversations that resemble natural dialogue. Voice Mode is already available on iOS and Android, where users can choose from different personalities and benefit from real-time voice captioning. The web version is still in early development and is expected to launch without camera and screen sharing, which are present on mobile through Grok Vision.
The update will help those who prefer voice input or need hands-free access, such as professionals, students, and users with accessibility needs. Users will likely find a microphone icon or a voice mode toggle in the Grok web interface, similar to the mobile experience. Once enabled, users can speak to Grok, select personalities, and receive spoken responses.
BREAKING 🚨: xAI is working on adding Grok Voice Mode to the web!
— TestingCatalog News 🗞 (@testingcatalog) May 27, 2025
It seems to be in the early development stage yet and will likely arrive without camera and screen sharing functionality.
h/t @legit_api pic.twitter.com/nH0iRYbsZI
Besides this, xAI is working on a new sidebar, Slack connector and many other smaller improvements!
A new nav sidebar on Grok will get a dedicated section for files and images. From there, users will be able to browse existing assets and create new ones.
— TestingCatalog News 🗞 (@testingcatalog) May 28, 2025
Pinned Chats section will arrive too 👀 pic.twitter.com/UoIs1m2FGv
xAI is working on a Slack connector for Grok. That would be a nice addition. pic.twitter.com/FhaL8ujQ1o
— TestingCatalog News 🗞 (@testingcatalog) May 28, 2025
xAI has been updating Grok with features like free Voice Mode for Android, memory recall, and multimodal support. The company is focused on matching competitors like ChatGPT and Gemini, emphasizing natural conversation, customizable personalities, and integration with real-time information from X. Adding Voice Mode to the web fits this strategy, aiming to make Grok available across all major platforms.