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Offivelle vs Grok Bot

Grok Bot (xAI): agents with their own cloud computer that use your apps, even ones without an API.

Pick Grok Bot if…

  • you want agents that keep working with your laptop closed, inside apps that have no API;
  • you want apps on every platform, phones included;
  • you already pay for SuperGrok or Cursor.

Pick Offivelle if…

  • you want to choose the AI and know which model does the work;
  • you want your work and memory on your own Mac;
  • you want to read and edit what your agents remember.
QuestionOffivelleGrok Bot
PriceFree app. Agents use your own ChatGPT plan (through Codex) or Claude plan (through Claude Code, which draws on your plan’s monthly agent credit, then extra usage), or free models on your Mac. Offivelle sells no AI credits.Comes with SuperGrok and paid Cursor plans: a weekly allowance, then pay per use.2, 3
Where you can get itEvery country. The app speaks 11 languages, and agents answer in yours.Not published
Where it runsYour Mac (macOS 13 or later). Chat and approvals from your phone through Telegram, or the phone app on your Wi-Fi or Tailscale. Your own Linux server with Docker. Windows is coming.A cloud computer for each account; apps for macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android.4
Which AI does the workYour choice: ChatGPT (through OpenAI’s Codex), Claude (through Anthropic’s Claude Code) or free local models through Ollama. Pick several and they back each other up.Not published
One agent or a teamA team: a CEO who plans the work and hires from 46 roles in 13 departments. Several people can share a company, with roles from viewer to admin.Several bots per person, and Team Bots for Teams and Enterprise plans (beta).5
ApprovalsEmails, publishing and spending wait for your OK, on the Mac or by Telegram. “Always allow” rules for what you trust, a daily budget, and one tap pauses everyone.Sensitive or consequential actions can stop for approval.4
Your data and trainingStays on your Mac. Prompts go only to the AI you chose (nowhere, with a local model). Offivelle doesn’t train on it or show ads; anonymous usage counts only if you say yes.Needs cloud data storage; training follows your Cursor privacy settings.4
Memory you can see and editYes: plain Markdown notes in a folder you own (an Obsidian vault, kept with git). Read, edit, move or delete them.Keeps preferences and summaries; no documented way to view or edit them.4
Works with your computer offWhile your Mac is on, or around the clock on your own server.Yes: it works with your laptop closed.4
Its faceA 3D office of people whose looks you choose; bring your own 3D characters.Avatars with simple shapes and expressive eyes that show what each bot is doing.6
Open sourceYes: the code is published under AGPL-3.0 at launch.No.

Sources

  1. xAI — Introducing Grok Bot (Aug 11, 2026)
  2. xAI — Pricing
  3. Cursor Help — Grok Bot plans
  4. xAI Docs — Grok Bot FAQ
  5. xAI — Team Bots (Sep 28, 2026)
  6. xAI — Designing Grok Bot (Sep 3, 2026)

Facts checked on October 8, 2026 from the public sources listed above. Products change quickly: if something here is out of date, tell us and we’ll fix it. Grok Bot is a trademark of xAI; Offivelle isn’t affiliated with xAI.

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