xAI has rolled out a new memory feature for Grok, its conversational AI, making the chatbot smarter and more personalized over time. With memory enabled, Grok can now recall past interactions – like your preferences or previous questions – to provide more relevant recommendations and responses.

According to xAI, this feature brings Grok in line with memory capabilities already found in platforms like ChatGPT and Gemini, where chat history can be revisited and used to enhance future conversations. Users can now rely on Grok to pick up where they left off, improving long-term usability.
The memory feature is currently available in beta on the Grok website and through its iOS and Android apps. However, users in the EU and UK will have to wait, as the feature isn't yet supported in those regions. xAI says it plans to integrate memory into Grok's built-in version on X (formerly Twitter) "soon."
Grok now remembers your conversations. When you ask for recommendations or advice, you’ll get personalized responses. pic.twitter.com/UXhX7BjS57 — Grok (@grok) April 17, 2025
Just like with other memory-enabled AI tools, users have the ability to manage what Grok remembers, although telling Grok to "Forget" referenced chats won't delete them from the user's history.














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I like Grok3 better BUT (and it is a strong BUT) ChatGPT has a desktop app and where it comes in super handy is it can connect to Xcode, Terminal, VS Code and do a lot of the work for you instead of copying and pasting back and forth. This is the ONLY reason why I use ChatGPT and pay for their subscription. Elon did announce that they are working on a desktop app and if it has that same capability I would switch to it full time.
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Maybe. But the memory feature is extremely useful and important I can start a new ChatGPT thread and say "describe my company and the current project we are working on" and it will list everything out which makes it much faster to produce code and text for me thats relevant and within context of what I am doing. Vs having to describe an elaborate prompt each time.