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Smart Jelly vs Grok Bot

Both give an agent a browser and a job, and both let you watch and step in. Grok Bot is a team of cloud agents sharing one cloud computer; Smart Jelly’s agents draw on one memory of your chats, mail and meetings, kept on your Mac.

Checked 19 October 2026 against Grok Bot’s own pages. Sources ↓
Grok Bot coversBots on a persistent cloud computer with a browser, terminal and files.Bots that run in parallel, hand work to each other and learn a workflow by watching you once.Routines on a schedule or after an event, such as a Slack message.Apps on desktop and mobile, and @bot on X.

AI agents from xAI, called Bots, that work on a persistent cloud computer and sign in to your tools. Built for people and teams who want agents that keep working in the cloud across many apps.

Smart Jelly goes furtherWorks from one memory of your chats, mail and meetings, encrypted on your Mac.Open Loops: what you promised, closed when it’s done, with the proof.Meeting notes without a bot, prep before calls and help during them.Dictation into any text box on your Mac.Card fields are hidden from the AI; you fill them in yourself.

A memory for your working life: formed on your Mac, kept on your Mac, handed back the moment you need it.

Where they overlap

Give the agent a job in plain words, typed or spoken.
It works in its own browser, and you can watch its screen.
Take control, then hand the task back.
It stops for payments and other steps that need you.
Routines keep running with your computer closed.

Side by side

Smart JellyGrok Bot
ComputerEach agent works in its own browser, in the cloud or on your MacOne persistent cloud computer per user, in the US; all your Bots share its files, logins and browser sessions
Seeing and steeringEvery step listed as it happens; open its screen; Take control at any timeOpen the computer to watch live; Take over when asked, or Take control, then I’m done
ApprovalsStops and asks before paying or anything you can’t undoAllow once, Always allow or Deny; Auto Review rules; approvals from background work expire after about 10 minutes
Logins and cardsCard fields hidden from the AI; you choose its access to your Google account, inbox and memoryYou type passwords, codes and payment confirmations during a takeover; logins persist and are shared by all your Bots; secret requests masked from the model
Memory●Your memory of chats, mail and meetings, on your MacEach Bot keeps preferences, facts and summaries of its own work; Bots share through files and handoffs
SchedulesRoutines on a schedule, Mac on or off; tells you only what’s new●Up to 50 routines per Bot, on a schedule or after an event, at least 5 minutes apart
Where your data lives●Your memory on your Mac, encrypted; agents’ browsers in the cloud or on your MacCloud storage is required; training opt-out follows your Cursor privacy settings
PlatformsMac (Apple silicon, macOS 14+)●macOS, Windows, Linux, iPhone, iPad and Android; @bot on X in some regions
● marks the side that does more on that row. Where Grok Bot’s documentation says nothing, we say “not documented” rather than guess.
Memory you can check87.6% on BEAM-100K, with every answer public.
See the benchmark

What each costs

Smart Jelly: Free plan; paid plans for heavier use See pricingGrok Bot · In The X Subscription: Premium $30, Super $100 or Ultra $200 a month; not in Plus ($8) or FreeGrok Bot · Also with Cursor Pro, Pro+, Ultra and Teams, or a linked SuperGrok planGrok Bot · Usage from a weekly pool shared with Grok and Cursor; more with prepaid creditsGrok Bot’s site

Smart Jelly or Grok Bot?

Does Grok Bot run on my Mac?

Its Bots work on a cloud computer. The desktop app runs on macOS, and a Bot can run commands on your own computer only if you allow it. Smart Jelly’s agents can use a browser in the cloud or one on your Mac.

Can either one use my passwords or card?

xAI says a Bot hands you control for passwords, codes and payment confirmations, and its logins are shared by every Bot on your account. Smart Jelly hides card fields from the AI and stops before paying.

What does each one remember?

A Bot remembers its own conversations, preferences and past work. Smart Jelly’s agents use your memory of chats, mail and meetings, kept encrypted on your Mac.

Still unsure? Write to us, and a person replies: hello@smartjelly.ai