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# What is Grok Build Mode?

**Grok Build Mode is a new mode inside Grok that turns a plain-language description into a working website, app, game, or interactive dashboard, previews it inside the conversation, and publishes it to a shareable link.** XAI announced it in a [July 2026 launch post](https://x.ai/news/grok-build-mode) as an Early Beta feature.

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xAI has been rebranded to SpaceXAI

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We should maybe use the SpaceXAI logo here instead?

https://x.ai/cli

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# Adding a real backend to a Grok Build Mode app

When a Build Mode prototype earns its keep and needs to become a real product, the missing piece is almost always the backend. That is where [Appwrite](/docs/products/auth) fits, without asking you to rebuild the frontend Grok already produced.

* [Appwrite Auth](/docs/products/auth) handles sign-in, sessions, OAuth providers, and multi-factor auth so your app supports real users, not a single anonymous session.
* [Appwrite Databases](/docs/products/databases) gives you a persistent, queryable data layer with permissions, so state survives a page refresh and stays scoped per user.
* [Appwrite Storage](/docs/products/storage) covers file uploads, image transformations, and secure downloads.
* [Appwrite Functions](/docs/products/functions) runs server-side logic in the language of your choice for anything the client should not handle.

For hosting, [Appwrite Sites](/docs/products/sites) deploys the frontend directly from a Git repository, so you own the domain, the deployment pipeline, and the code rather than depending on a generated link. If you want a full walkthrough of taking a generated app to production, see [how to deploy vibe coding projects to production](/blog/post/deploy-vibe-coding-projects-to-production).

None of this dismisses Build Mode. Using Grok to sketch the interface and Appwrite to run the backend is a reasonable split: let the AI handle the first draft, then move the parts that need to be reliable onto infrastructure you control.

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We just released a new docs page for how to integrate with Grok Build, we should link that here somewhere

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